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“Being at Wharton is actually a great time to start a family. It certainly takes a village – but you have so much support here. Wharton gave me more decision-making power and flexibility in becoming a mother than I would have ever imagined.” — Nancy Yuan, WG’24
How Wharton’s “New Parents Accommodation Policy” Supports Young Families
The student club Wharton Women seeks to foster a community of support and collaboration and create a comfortable space for female-identifying students.
Wharton Women: “Girls Supporting Girls”
“Having all these people together, sharing the same mindset, and the chance to talk with them is an opportunity you wouldn’t simply find by attending school, going to classes and participating in club meetings.” – Aashika Vishwanath, CIS’26
Data Drives Humanity at Wharton & Penn Engineering’s Women in Data Science Conference
“It’s been incredible to watch Sindi and Maryem working together on this app, which has not been an easy project. It requires a lot of collaboration and a lot of humility…Sindi and Maryem don’t give up. They are intellectually curious, and they really are role models for other students – especially young women.” – Gillian Bazelon, Senior Associate Director of the Stevens Center
How Friendship, Finance Blooms at Wharton’s Stevens Center
“So much of being an entrepreneur is being scrappy, learning off the cuff, and making it work, which is hard to teach in a classroom. But at Wharton, I became fluent in the language of business.” – Abby Greensfelder, WG’02
From Creative to CEO: How Wharton Unlocks the Business of Entertainment
“While this program is a challenge, it’s also a once in a lifetime opportunity. You’ll make lifelong friends, join the world’s largest business school alumni network, and learn more than you thought possible.” – Maria Devassy, WG’23
How This Tech Industry Expert Found Value in Wharton’s MBA Program for Executives
“When I think of a Wharton woman, it’s someone who exudes confidence. This doesn’t mean you have to be the most extroverted, but someone who speaks very well and is introspective, thoughtful but kind at the same time.” — Madeline Donoghue, WG23
A Conversation on Community with Wharton Women in Business (WWIB)
“I wanted to scale my impact to help more girls find home in both athletics and the world of adventuring at large. Here, at Wharton, I’m finding ways to do just that.” – Deeya Bajaj WG’23
How Climbing Mount Everest Led This Advocate for Girls’ Sports to Pursue A Wharton MBA
Senior Grace Hao has taken full advantage of exploring Philly and Penn’s campus and encourages others to do the same.
En Garde! Penn’s Fencing Captain Shares Her Favorite Things About Wharton and Philly
The ESG Initiative’s Head of Research Maoz (Michael) Brown and Prof. Katherine Klein discuss their findings on the surprising trade-offs of “gender centrality” in investing.
Research Spotlight: When Gender Is Central
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