Success Over Sacrifice: How Zarb’s Online MBA Program Is Changing The Grad School Experience

Nov 8, 2024

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Janet Lenaghan

Dean Janet Lenaghan, Zarb School of Business, published a piece in Poets&Quants highlighting Zarb’s Online MBA program.



She details the program’s concentrations, leadership development resources, and global learning opportunities, emphasizing its value in balancing career, education, and personal life. The article also showcases testimonials from alumni and explains the program’s strong reputation for helping students advance in their careers.



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Dean, The Walter H. "Bud" Miller Distinguished Professor in Business and Professor of Management and Entrepreneurship

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