This group blog is a forum for prospective MBAs to learn about the quantitative demands of the first-year MBA curriculum at a variety of top MBA programs.
The Professor:
Peter Regan
Peter teaches a five-day pre-orientation quantitative skills course and a second-year decision consulting course at Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth College. He also teaches a three-day version of the quantitative skills course at Johnson Graduate School of Management at Cornell University and a seond-year decision consulting course at Fuqua School of Business at Duke University. He created an online quantitative skills course at www.mbamath.com to allow applicants and admitted students to improve the quantitative skills most relevant to the MBA first-year curriculum. You can learn more about him at www.decisionclass.com.
The Administrators:
We have had input from Cornell administrators and we welcome input from others.
The Second Years:
We've had new input first appearing here from Dartmouth, London Business School, and MIT, and excerpted comments first posted elsewhere from second years at Stanford and Washington
The First Years:
We've had new input first appearing here from Columbia, Dartmouth, Duke, Georgetown, Harvard, Indiana, MIT, and Toronto students as well as excerpted comments first posted elsewhere from first years at UNC Chapel Hill, Penn State, Stanford, Washington, Washington St. Louis, and Wharton.
The Prospectives:
We've had input from an admitted Chicago student. We welcome input and questions from prospective MBA quant bloggers