Two Questions with Dean Kahn, ODU
Kenneth B. Kahn, Ph.D., Dean at ODU’s Strome College of Business. After hearing about his plans, I asked him two questions.
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Learning
posts on my approach to learning and ideas from others that I want share
MBA grades: Do they matter?
Yes and No. The accurate answer is yes grades do matter for a simple reason. Most graduate programs have a policy relating to passing grades.
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MBA case method
All MBA programs use cases and the case method is a proven way to structure classroom discussions to isolate one business challenge.
Working in teams and groups
In all MBA programs, you will be assigned to teams for a course, project or semester. This can be a wonderful experience or a challenge.
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MBA for older adults
The average age of an MBA applicant to a full time program is 28 years old. Older students have more options to consider to meet their goals.
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Upskilling during a recession
People invest in education (upskilling) during periods of economic uncertainty. Getting an MBA can be a good move during a recession.
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Time Management
All MBA students are balancing their job, family, and the additional MBA program requirements. Time Management is a key skill for success.
MBA video series in 10 parts
Here is the introductory video to my new 10 part MBA video series.
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Deliberate Learning
What are the benefits to deliberate learning? There are many and some very personal. Mine include welcoming new ideas, a creative boost and new technical skills. Just like daily exercise and a balanced diet, learning new things can be rewarding.
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