A group of five Professional Flex students created a high-tech tool with the potential to change an industry.

Thanks to a slump in MBA applications for the second consecutive year, odds have shifted in favor of applicants at some of the best programs.

W. P. Carey is looking for Net Investors — students who want to engage with the MBA community and leave the program better off than they found it. Leading a club, mentoring students, and participating in curriculum focus groups are common ways that MBA students give back to W. P. Carey.

It’s no secret that a full-time MBA program is hard work. Classes, networking, and recruiting can be time-consuming and stressful. Often, individual wellbeing gets lost in the hustle to learn more and do more.

Ask any student in McCord Hall what has made their experience at W. P. Carey unique and I bet they will say “the people." That’s because at W. P. Carey, business is personal.

According to the latest Best Business Schools rankings released by U.S.

Ben Loeb (MBA '84), author of "Next-Level Coaching: How to Use Sport Psychology to Educate, Motivate, and Improve Student-Athlete Performance," shares practical advice on how athletes can overcome some of the psychological challenges of competition.

The first year of business school is a juggling act of commitments — meeting new people, studying, networking, searching for internships…the list goes on and on.

Full-time W. P. Carey MBA students are taking full advantage of the 300 days of sunshine and 185 golf courses that the Phoenix metro area offers!

New student was in charge of transport logistics at Montreal Museum of Fine Arts.