OUBC participants are very focused on finding a great job after college. Students are looking for a leading company that will offer both a diverse environment and challenging, growth experiences. But at OUBC, our participants are also happy to discover that the nation's top business schools are able to offer such diverse environments and great experiences. OUBC was proud to have some of these top schools at the conference in the fall. Stanford's Graduate School of Business, Harvard Business School, Duke's Fuqua School of Business, and Cornell's Johnson School were all in attendance at this past event. They took part in a panel on the MBA experience and had tables at our career fair.
Past OUBC Executive Director Michael Ruderman was recently interviewed by TopMBA.com, a leading site dedicated to MBA admissions and programs. He will be a student at Stanford's Graduate School of Business in the fall. He said, "There's no doubt business schools are looking to attract LGBT talent to their campuses." Just as being LGBT can be helpful in the job application process to our top OUBC sponsor firms, it can also be helpful in business school admissions. But Ruderman cautions against coming out in one's application "just for the sake of coming out. Be sure coming out makes sense in the context of the broader story you're telling."
Check out the article here: http://www.topmba.com/articles/admission-advice/MBA-applications-LGBT