Navigating Dual/Concurrent Degrees: MBA + Policy, Education, and STEM

Navigating Dual/Concurrent Degrees: MBA + Policy, Education, and STEM

OCT
16
Thursday, Oct 16
from 10:00 PM – 10:30 PM UTC
Online event

About the event

Interested in combining business training with expertise in public policy, education, or computer science? This session will unpack the world of joint and concurrent degree programs—how they work, why students pursue them, and what schools look for in applicants. We’ll explore popular pairings like MBA/MPP, MBA/JD, MBA/MPA, MBA/Ed.M., and MBA/MSCS, and discuss how to build a compelling application that connects both disciplines to your long-term career goals. Whether you’re just starting to research dual degrees or actively preparing applications, you’ll leave with practical insights on admissions strategy, program structure, and how to maximize the value of two powerful graduate credentials. With over a decade of experience, I’ve helped candidates gain admission to the world’s most competitive master’s programs in the U.S. and Europe—including MIT, Stanford, Oxford, Cambridge, LSE, and the Harvard Kennedy School. My work spans a wide range of programs including engineering, finance, public policy, economics, data science, and more. Qualifications include: ◉ 100+ successful master’s admits across MPP, MPA, MFin, MEng, MSc, and interdisciplinary programs ◉ Tens of millions in scholarships and fellowships secured for graduate school candidates ◉ Leland Top Coach in both 2023 and 2024 (since rankings began), with reviews highlighting high-touch, strategic support ◉ Formal admissions experience at the Harvard Kennedy School, including collaboration with the head of Admissions to revamp evaluation processes and coordinate knowledge-sharing with M7 MBA programs (e.g., HBS, Wharton, Booth) to align HKS selection criteria with leading graduate admissions standards

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Karla M.

Karla M.

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150+ M7 Admits | AdCom-Trained Strategist | Leland Top Coach ('23 & '24)

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