7/30/2019 Top Mba 2006
1/7
Tucks commitment to diversity applies to
the curriculum, educational approach,
and to the Tuck campus. The school seeks
candidates who will offer a range of
backgrounds and perspectives to the
classroom and the community. Partnershipswith organizations to
recruit a diverse
student body include the Consortium
for Graduate Study in Management,
Management Leadership for Tomorrow,
the Riordan Fellows Program, the Ten
School Diversity Alliance, and MBA
Diversity. Tuck offers a wide range of stu-
dent-run clubs some that focus on
careers and events, and others that focus
on culture and diversity. The Hispanic-
American Student Association is one
such club, and participates in events such
as the Tuck Diversity Conference and
the Latin Party.
2006 HISPANIC BUSINESS
DIVERSITY REPORT: EDUCATION
The Stanford Graduate School of
Business offers a variety of programs for
students of all ethnic backgrounds. Last
year, the school established a Hispanic
alumni advisory board for the HBSA to
provide leadership, continuity, mentoring,
and networking.Two years ago,the Business
School Alumni Association introduced a
Stanford GSB Hispanic directory, which
allows Hispanic alumni to network pro-fessionally. Through the
Charles P. Bonini
Partnership for Diversity Fellowship program,
students selected as Bonini fellows are
placed in a nine- to 12-month internship
with a participating corporate partner
and are paid a competitive salary plus
standard benefits and receive a full-tuition
grant for two years at Stanford Business
School. In terms of career placement, the
school is represented by staff and students
at the National Society of Hispanic MBA
annual conference.
Total graduate enrollment 748
Hispanic graduate enrollment 99
Percent Hispanic graduate enrollment 13%
Total MBA degrees earned 373MBA degrees earned by Hispanics
52
Percent of MBA degrees earned by Hispanics 14%
Diversity is a key strength of the
Berkeley MBA program at the Haas
School of Business. Its participation in
MBADiversity.org, the National Society
of Hispanic MBAs, Society of Hispanic
Professional Engineers, Management
Leadership for Tomorrow, and Riordan
Fellows programs helps it reach a
greater cross section of potential MBAtalent. Haas Merit
Scholarships and
Haas Achievement Awards, as well as
external scholarships such as Toigo
and Infusion scholarships, ensure that
students who have the talent to thrive
in the Berkeley MBA program also have
the financial means to do so. In addition,
the Haas Schools Latin American and
Hispanic Business Association is one
of the many student clubs that organizes
business projects, trips, and social
events at Haas.
Total graduate enrollment 489
Hispanic graduate enrollment 46
Percent Hispanic graduate enrollment 9%
Total MBA degrees earned 242
MBA degrees earned by Hispanics 19
Percent of MBA degrees earned by Hispanics 8%
Total graduate enrollment 504
Hispanic graduate enrollment 37
Percent Hispanic graduate enrollment 7%
Total MBA degrees earned 238
MBA degrees earned by Hispanics 16
Percent of MBA degrees earned by Hispanics 7%
www.hispanicbusiness.com< 70 HISPANIC BUSINESS SEPTEMBER
2006
STANFORD UNIVERSITYGRADUATE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS1
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA,BERKELEY
HAAS SCHOOL OF BUSINESS2
DARTMOUTH COLLEGETUCK SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
AT DARTMOUTH
3
MBA
DARTMOUTH COLLEGE
TUCK SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEYSTANFORD UNIVERSITY
7/30/2019 Top Mba 2006
3/7
YALE UNIVERSITY,YALE SCHOOL
OF MANAGEMENT6
Yale Universitys School of Managementrecruits a diverse student
body, includingHispanic students, through DiversityReceptions,
Explore Diversity weekend,and affiliations with the NationalSociety
of Hispanic MBAs, the RobertToigo Foundation, and
ManagementLeadership for Tomorrow. Studentclubs include the
Hispanic AdvisoryCouncil and the Latin American Student
Club. In addition, MBA students havethe opportunity to
participate inYales university-wide organization,La Casa
Cultural.
Total graduate enrollment 575
Hispanic graduate enrollment 34
Percent Hispanic graduate enrollment 6%
Total MBA degrees earned 378
MBA degrees earned by Hispanics 20
Percent of MBA degrees earned by Hispanics 5%
Hispanic student organizations at
McCombs include the Hispanic GraduateBusiness Association and
the ConsortiumFellows Business Association. The schoolalso sponsors
the annual conference ofthe National Society of Hispanic
MBAs.McCombs actively recruits Hispanics at aseries of recruiting
events in major citiesacross the United States and its MBAAlumni
Network is strong with morethan 800 Hispanic members. With
ourvariety of student organizations, bothprofessional and social,
and unique class-room offerings, we embrace diversity at
every turn and view Latinos and HispanicAmericans as an integral
piece of eachand every MBA class, says Eric Hirst,associate dean
for graduate programs.
Total graduate enrollment 438
Hispanic graduate enrollment 59
Percent Hispanic graduate enrollment 14%
Total MBA degrees earned 238
MBA degrees earned by Hispanics 24Percent of MBA degrees earned
by Hispanics 10%
Total graduate enrollment 270
Hispanic graduate enrollment 37
Percent Hispanic graduate enrollment 14%
Total MBA degrees earned 113
MBA degrees earned by Hispanics 24
Percent of MBA degrees earned by Hispanics 21%
THE UNIVERSITY OF MIAMISCHOOL OF BUSINESSADMINISTRATION
7
Situated on a 260-acre tropical campus inCoral Gables, Florida,
the University ofMiami School of Business Administrationhas been
described as the Ivy LeagueSchool of the South. University of
Miamiprofessors represent the internationalcommunity and understand
Hispanicculture and business, publishing extensivelyin top-tier
journals, acting as consultantsto Fortune 500 companies, and
enjoyingworldwide reputations.A variety of studentorganizations are
available within thecommunity such as the Hispanic HeritageMonth
Association and Latino GreekCouncil. Upon graduation, University
ofMiami students become a part of the sixthlargest alumni network
in the country.
2006 HISPANIC BUSINESS DIVERSITY REPORT: EDUCATION
MBA
www.hispanicbusiness.com< 72 HISPANIC BUSINESS SEPTEMBER
2006
THE UNIVERSITY OF MIAMISCHOOL OF BUSINESS HASBEEN DESCRIBED AS
THEIVY LEAGUE SCHOOL OFTHE SOUTH.
UNIVERSITY OFTEXAS AT AUSTIN,
MCCOMBS SCHOOL OF BUSINESS4
Total graduate enrollment 775
Hispanic graduate enrollment 45
Percent Hispanic graduate enrollment 6%
Total MBA degrees earned 372
MBA degrees earned by Hispanics 24
Percent of MBA degrees earned by Hispanics 7%
The extraordinary mix at NYU Stern of backgrounds, cultures,
experiences,and perspectives makes it one of todaysmost dynamic
business schools. Sternactively recruits in the Hispaniccommunity
and offers mentorshipprograms and scholarships throughrelationships
with organizations such asManagement Leadership for Tomorrow,the
Consortium for Graduate Study in
Management, and the Toigo Foundation.Sterns Association of
Hispanic and BlackBusiness Students builds professionalnetworks and
organizes corporate pre-sentations, alumni receptions,
careerdevelopment workshops, and businessexploration trips. Stern
Hispanic studentsalso benefit from the schools participa-tion in
activities held by the NationalSociety of Hispanic MBAs, an
organiza-tion that fosters Hispanic leadershipthrough graduate
management educationand professional development.
NEW YORK UNIVERSITYLEONARD N. STERN SCHOOL
OF BUSINESS5
THE MBA ALUMNINETWORK IS STRONG ATTHE MCCOMBS SCHOOLOF BUSINESS,
WITH MORETHAN 800 HISPANIC
MEMBERS.
NEW YORK UNIVERSITY
UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS2005 MBA GRADUATEDANNY LEIGH-MARTINEZ
