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Hosted by Julia Sulzer, Alex (Neuber) Toczylowski · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 23 episodes
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Julia Sulzer, Alex (Neuber) Toczylowski hosts M7A: How Did You Get In?, a education show with 23 episodes published.
In this episode, we sit down with Sonal Chopra (GSB '26). Sonal studied engineering at Delhi College of Engineering, then joined BCG as one of the first (and youngest) members of its big data engineering team in India. S
In this episode, we sit down with Chase Lin (GSB '27), a joint MA/MBA candidate at Stanford GSB studying education and business administration. Chase grew up in a first-generation household in Queens, went to NYU Stern,
In this episode, we sit down with Simi Shah (WG '25) to hear how she went from private equity to serving as Chief of Staff to former PepsiCo CEO Indra Nooyi before building South Asian Trailblazers, a media company and a
In this episode, we sit down with Hannah Zhang (WG '24) to hear how she went from investment banking in Hong Kong to tech in Mexico City before landing at Wharton. Hannah opens up about burning out in finance, why she wi
In this episode, we sit down with Nicolas Echegaray (WG ’21) to unpack his path from Lima to Wharton – including how taking the GMAT early helped him score a 750, how he built a mission-driven narrative around financial
In this episode, we sit down with Christopher Ghadban (WG ’23) to explore his unconventional path from a 2.7 GPA and initial MBA rejections to earning a 740 GMAT score in just five days and ultimately getting into Wharto
In this episode, we sit down with Simo Mohamed Senhaji Rhazi (WG ’22) to unpack his journey from Morocco to Boston College, Wayfair, and ultimately Wharton. Simo shares how he navigated the challenges of being an interna
In this episode, we sit down with Alex Choi (WG ’19, HKS ’19) to unpack his journey from the US Air Force to Wharton and Harvard Kennedy School – and ultimately to entrepreneurship. Alex shares how he built a standout na
In this episode, we sit down with Brian Willis (WG ’23) to unpack his journey from Notre Dame to Deutsche Bank, GTCR, and ultimately the Wharton MBA. Brian shares how he built his foundation in finance and private equity
In this episode, we sit down with Bethany Rolan (HBS ’22) to unpack her journey from small-town Texas to UT Austin, McKinsey, and ultimately Harvard Business School. Bethany shares how she discovered consulting, why she
Kelsey Roberts’ path to Harvard Business School was anything but typical. In this episode, she shares how she applied through the 2+2 program as an engineering student at Georgia Tech and used her deferral to explore man
Radhika Lokur’s journey to Harvard Business School defies convention. In this episode, she opens up about her background in international development, navigating the MBA application process, and pivoting into a tech role
In this conversation, Bob Boniface shares his journey from working at General Motors to pursuing an MBA at Harvard Business School and eventually transitioning into entrepreneurship through acquisition. He discusses the
In this episode, Lesley shares her journey from Korea to HBS, discussing her unique background in blockchain and international relations. She reflects on her decision to pursue an MBA, the application process, and the im
In this conversation, Ananya Zutshi shares her inspiring journey from her early life in India to becoming a successful entrepreneur in the biotech industry after completing her MBA at Harvard Business School. The discuss
USC Marshall MBA candidate Kate van Keulen shares how she secured a generous scholarship – even when friends and colleagues questioned the value of business school. Hear how her “scrappy research” and negotiation skills
Wondering if an MBA is essential for success? In this episode, Harvard Business School grad Behram O’Habib (Class of 2021) explains why you don’t need an MBA – and yet how his own experience delivered tremendous value, e
Curious how an MBA can transform your idea of success? Join Michael Mancinelli, a 2021 graduate of Harvard Business School’s 2+2 program, as he shares how his early-admit MBA journey helped him see “success” in a complet
Linda Li (HBS ’21) overcame three grueling GMAT attempts, 15 essay drafts, and plenty of self-doubt to earn her spot at Harvard Business School. Hear how her “Why not me?” mantra fueled every step, from ukulele breaks to
Ever wonder how to pick the right business school for you? Jeff Simnick (MBA/MPH, Berkeley Haas ’20) reveals why Haas was his perfect fit – and shares the “killer essay hook” that had the admissions office laughing out l
Hannah Zhang
Product Marketing Lead, Content Creator, Speaker & Mentor · Wharton
1 appearance on this show
Christopher Ghadban
Wharton
1 appearance on this show
Alex Neuber
HBS
1 appearance on this show
Behram O’Habib
HBS
1 appearance on this show
Jeff Simnick
Berkeley Haas
1 appearance on this show
Matt Ochalski
Chicago Booth
1 appearance on this show
Michael Mancinelli
HBS 2+2
1 appearance on this show
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M7A: How Did You Get In? is hosted by Julia Sulzer, Alex (Neuber) Toczylowski. The show is categorised under education (how to) and has published 23 episodes.
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