Questrom on the Rise of Female-Dominated MBA Programs
Bloomberg recently published an article featuring Questrom School of Business on the recent rise of female-dominated MBA programs following the University of Pennsylvania Wharton School of Business’s announcement of their majority female 2023 graduate class.
Gender equality within today’s MBA programs is crucial to foster change within educational institutions and worldwide business. Female enrollment within MBA programs continues to increase, narrowing gender disparities and the prevalent gender pay gap in the U.S.
“Gender parity in MBA programs is an important step for change.”
Questrom serves as one of the strongest MBA programs striving to evoke change, promoting gender parity and diversity along with a strong support system for women business leaders.
Read the full article here: Wharton’s Majority-Female Class of 2023 Marks An Important Step Forward
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