Participating business schools

Study and scholarship opportunities in the US

Questions our panelists will cover during this livecast:

What are the main benefits of studying in the US?
What is the best way to research the particular city or country where you are considering studying?
Why would Southeast Asian students easily be able to integrate into American culture?
What is the day-to-day life like for students in an American city?
Are there a significant number of Southeast Asian students in the US, and why would Business Schools like to recruit more?
What are some of the top fields that Southeast Asian students work in after they graduate?
What are some tips specifically for Southeast Asian students to help them stand out in the applicant pool?

School Profiles

	UC Irvine Paul Merage School of Business TopMBA profile Speaker Taylor M. Martini Overview At the forefront of digital leadership, the Full-Time MBA at the Merage School is centered around helping you better manage innovation in combination with your career. With an unbeatable southern California location, tight knit and engaged community combined with a cutting-edge curriculum and top-notch Career Center, the Merage School will prepare you to advance your career and confidently lead in an ever-evolving business climate. Consistently ranked among the top 5% of business schools worldwide, the Merage School positions its graduates as leaders for a digitally driven world.
	About the speaker Taylor M. Martini Taylor serves as the Director of the Full-Time MBA Program. He oversees total operations of the Full-Time MBA Program including financial and strategic management, academic programming and supervision of the admissions and program services teams.

	American University - Kogod TopMBA profile Speaker Sarah Teitelbaum Overview American University’s Kogod School of Business believes in using business as a force for meaningful change. The school equips and empowers its community to make a difference in the world through the knowledge, skills and experience it offers. Graduates are leaders on Wall Street and in the corporate world, but also work for non-profits, government agencies and social-service organizations.
	About the speaker Sarah Teitelbaum Sarah Teitelbaum is an Assistant Director of Graduate Admissions at the Kogod school of Business, where she works with prospective and admitted MBA and MS students. Before joining Kogod, Sarah spent three years working in law school admissions at AU's Washington College of Law.

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Business Master's & MBA in the US for Students from Southeast Asia

Study and scholarship opportunities in the US

School Profiles

UC Irvine Paul Merage School of Business

Speaker Taylor M. Martini

Overview

About the speaker

Taylor M. Martini

American University - Kogod

Speaker Sarah Teitelbaum

Overview

About the speaker

Sarah Teitelbaum