One of my friends from college recently sent me the following email about some great work that a couple of Stanford MBA/MA.Ed graduates are doing with a school in Africa. I liked her email so much that I wanted to post it here and steal a quote from it for the title 
(Good luck with your Bschool applications, “T”)
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Hey Marquis,
I check your blog every now and then and I came across something in which your readers may be interested. It is the African Leadership Academy, started by two Stanford GSB/Ed. grads. McKinsey is representing as well. Check out bios here: http://www.africanleadershipacademy.org/founders.asp. In any case, I thought it would be good insight into what the power of the two degrees combined can create.
Cheers,
T
(Good luck with your Bschool applications, “T”)
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Hey Marquis,
I check your blog every now and then and I came across something in which your readers may be interested. It is the African Leadership Academy, started by two Stanford GSB/Ed. grads. McKinsey is representing as well. Check out bios here: http://www.africanleadershipacademy.org/founders.asp. In any case, I thought it would be good insight into what the power of the two degrees combined can create.
Cheers,
T
Hi,
This isn’t really related to your entry…but I’ve been reading some of your posts and wanted to ask about your thoughts on pursuing an MBA straight out of undergrad? I just got an offer for a Bain internship this summer (I’m an engineering student at Caltech) and I’d like to try to apply to business school in the fall. Some have advised against it saying that the top business schools require you to have work experience. I don’t know, just debating my choices. What do you think?
Helen, I just responded to your question here in the next post that I made in my blog. I hope you find it helpful.