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How do you assess if an MBA program is the right fit for you? How does it align with your goals and passions? One way to understand this better is to look at the practical learning courses offered to students! For instance, for those who are passionate about using data and statistics to make a difference in the world, Stanford GSB has an incredible Data-driven Impact course for second-year students. This experiential learning course teaches students how to design and execute high-quality research that can drive business outcomes and social impact. Students can work with a partner organization to apply machine learning and causal inference methods to real-world problems. Former students have said that this course gave them far more clarity on their post-GSB plans. If you are interested in making a positive impact on the world, I encourage you to learn more about this course. Stanford GSB, with its low acceptance rate of 6.2% in 2021, could be a dream school for someone passionate about applying data insights to create interesting solutions. Contact us to learn more about the application process and how to improve your chances of acceptance. #stanforduniversity #business #businessandmanagement #mba #studyabroadconsultants #studyabroad #highereducation #collegeadmissions #collegebound #gmat Aviral Anand Elizabeth Jose Chavi Gupta Ajith D Sujay Dhanagare Abhay Aggarwal Kudrat Mehta Rohan Gupta Shreya Tripathi Tejasvi Vaid Aimaan Shergill

I have completed my Certificate in Decision-Making: Blending Art and Science at Dartmouth College through Coursera.

Recently completed Prof. Barry Nalebuff's eye-opening course from Yale offered through Coursera. Some key takeaways for me were: 1. Identify your reservation value: The lowest acceptable price for you. 2. Know your BATNA (Best Alternative To a Negotiated Agreement): What you'll do if no deal is reached. 3. Joint problem-solving = Win-win outcomes! 4. The power of walking away: No deal is better than a bad deal.  5. The magic of asking questions: Uncover hidden interests and expand the negotiation pie. ️ 6. The importance of building rapport: Be allocentric and understand the other side's perspective. This course opened my eyes to new approaches and shifted my perspective on effective bargaining. Highly recommend it!

🎓 Exciting News! Just Completed a Course on Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis! 🌐 Thrilled to share a major milestone – I've successfully completed the Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis course on Coursera! 🚀 This journey has been a deep dive into the world of evidence synthesis and research methodology. 🔍 What I've Gained: ✅ Comprehensive understanding of Systematic Review principles. ✅ Mastered Meta-Analysis techniques for robust data synthesis. ✅ Practical insights into extracting, analyzing, and interpreting research findings. ✅ Enhanced skills in critically appraising scientific literature. 🤝 Why Systematic Reviews Matter: In an era of information overload, the ability to conduct systematic reviews is crucial. It not only ensures a comprehensive understanding of existing research but also forms the bedrock for evidence-based decision-making across various disciplines. 🌐 Continuous Learning: Education is a journey without a final destination, and this course is just a stepping stone. Eager to apply these skills in real-world scenarios and contribute meaningfully to evidence-driven research. 🌟 Gratitude: Big shoutout to the incredible instructors and peers who made this learning experience insightful and engaging. The power of collaboration in the digital age truly knows no bounds. 🚀 What's Next: Excited to leverage these skills in upcoming projects and contribute to cutting-edge research. If anyone has tips, insights, or wants to discuss the fascinating world of systematic reviews and meta-analyses, I'm all ears! Let's keep learning, growing, and shaping the future together! 🌱💡 #SystematicReview #MetaAnalysis #ContinuousLearning #ResearchMethodology #Education #LinkedInLearning #DataAnalysis #ResearchSkills

Hello #LinkedInFam, As many of you know, I am currently pursuing my Master of Liberal Arts (ALM) in Business Management at Harvard University. As the summer season draws to a close and autumn leaves start to fall, I am thrilled to share that I'll be starting two remarkable courses this semester: "Execution is Everything: How to Build a Successful Business" with Professor Shawn O'Connor and "Computer Science for Business Professionals" with Professor David J. Malan, Gordon McKay Professor of the Practice of Computer Science. 📈 Execution is Everything: How to Build a Successful Business With my eyes set on mastering the field of business management, I couldn't be more excited about this course. It aims to delve deep into the art and science of transforming entrepreneurial visions into successful businesses. Learning from an industry stalwart like Professor Shawn O'Connor is sure to be an unparalleled experience. 🖥️ Computer Science for Business Professionals In today's digital world, a sound understanding of technology is essential for anyone in a management role. I am eager to explore the complexities of computer science as they apply to business, under the esteemed guidance of Professor David J. Malan. 🔗 Synergistic Learning What has me particularly captivated is the unique synergy between these courses. While one lays the foundation for building a robust business strategy, the other arms me with the technological toolkit essential for executing that strategy effectively. It’s like fitting together pieces of a jigsaw puzzle that paints the picture of modern business management. 🍂 Looking Forward to a Fruitful Semester Being part of this Master's program has been a transformative journey, and these courses promise to be another milestone in my academic and professional development. I am committed to learning voraciously, contributing to academic discussions, and applying my newfound knowledge in practical and groundbreaking ways. A huge thank you to everyone who has supported my academic journey so far. Your encouragement has been invaluable. Here's to an insightful and rewarding semester! 📚✨ #HarvardUniversity #ALM #BusinessManagement #BackToSchool #LifelongLearning #Entrepreneurship #ComputerScience #BusinessStrategy #NewBeginnings Feel free to connect if you’re on a similar academic or professional journey. Let's elevate each other! 🤝

🎓 Exciting News: I am thrilled to announce the completion of my Master's degree in Data Science with a specialization in Deep Learning from Liverpool John Moores University, where my research delved into the dynamic realm of Seller-Buyer Price Negotiation using Machine Learning Techniques! 🔍 Throughout my research journey, I explored innovative ways to leverage machine learning in the negotiation process, shedding light on the intricate dynamics between sellers and buyers. Special thanks to my advisors Dr. Rituparna Datta, Preeti Verma, Manoj Jayabalan who guided me on this captivating research endeavor. upGrad's comprehensive curriculum, expert instructors, and hands-on projects have played a pivotal role in shaping my skills and knowledge in this dynamic field. "Karmanye Vadhikaraste Ma Phaleshu Kadachana" — May these words inspire us to focus on our actions without attachment to the results. 🌐 As I transition to the next phase of my career, I am eager to apply the insights gained from my research to real-world scenarios, helping businesses optimize their pricing strategies and enhance negotiation outcomes. 💡 If you have a keen interest in the intersection of data science, negotiation dynamics, and machine learning, I would love to connect and share insights in this exciting space! #DataScience #DeepLearning #Research #MachineLearning #Negotiation #MastersDegree #LJMU #Graduation #newbeginnings #upgrad

This semester, I had the opportunity to continue teaching the advanced strategy analytics course at BYU. It has been incredible to watch the course grow and evolve. I am always blown away by how capable the students are and the caliber of content they can produce. The most important thing that I have learned from teaching is to focus more on the students’ learning than my delivery of the material. When I find something that works well, it is easy to stop innovating and become comfortable. Every time I try doing something new or different, I am taking a risk and might expose gaps in my knowledge or lack of repetitions with new material. However, without experimenting, my curriculum cannot improve. Experimenting and trying new things at the risk of exposing my own weaknesses is the only way I can better the learning experience for the students. Admitting when I don’t know things and being open about my insufficiencies is also very important. I am very young, I have limited experience teaching, I am not very good at captivating an audience, nor am I an amazing presenter. Sometimes when rewatching my lecture recordings, I cringe at the sound of my own voice and mannerisms. But teaching is not about me, it’s about what the students get out of it. When I focus on the students and what they get out of the course, it becomes easy for me to forget about myself. Do I still have all the same weaknesses? Of course, but that’s not the focus. The focus is to help the students to develop skills that will help create value in the workplace. I feel like I am at my most effective at teaching when this is my focus. Special thanks to my Winter 2024 cohort of students, it was a great pleasure this semester to work with all of you! I am excited to stay in touch and see what amazing things you all do in the future! #byumarriott

Just finished the "Effective Problem-Solving and Decision-Making" course from University of California, Irvine on Coursera this weekend! 🚀 Huge thanks to UC Irvine for this insightful opportunity, and sincere gratitude to Diane Spiegel for her invaluable guidance! Problem-solving and decision-making skills are equally vital alongside technical expertise. Key takeaways: 🔍 Learned essential concepts and techniques for effective problem-solving and decision-making, crucial for tackling various challenges. 🔄 Realized the impact of mindset and personal biases on decision-making, emphasizing the importance of self-awareness. 💡 Explored the pros and cons of problem-solving and decision-making, offering valuable insights applicable to real-life scenarios. 🌐 Understood how organizational decisions shape personal growth, team dynamics, and company performance, highlighting their interdependence. 📈 Acknowledged the significance of learning from both successful and unsuccessful team decisions, fostering professional development. 📊 Developed practical skills in using data and charts to inform business decisions, enhancing problem-solving abilities. Excited to implement these learnings in my professional journey! 💼💪 #CriticalThinking #DecisionTheory #DecisionMaking #ProblemSolving #Analysis #ProfessionalDevelopment #Coursera #ContinuousLearning