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Explore Wharton: Diversity in Action
September 20-21, 2007

If you are a woman, an under-represented minority, or a LGBT prospective student, we invite you to visit us at our annual prospective student event Explore Wharton: Diversity in Action on Thursday, September 20 and Friday, September 21, 2007.

Co-sponsored by the African American MBA Association (AAMBAA), Wharton Hispanic American MBA Association (WHAMBAA), Wharton Women in Business (WWIB), Out for Business (Out4Biz) and Wharton’s MBA Admissions Office, Explore Wharton gives you the opportunity to experience Wharton first-hand.  This two-day event focuses on Wharton MBA opportunities for prospective women, LGBT and under-represented minorities.  You will meet current students and administrators, attend classes with Wharton's top professors and gain invaluable insights in the admissions process. 

Discover how our distinctively collaborative environment, innovative learning channels, global reach, and diversity of talent, place you at the leading edge of new ideas that shape worldwide practice in the business, nonprofit and government sectors.

Student Perspectives

"Explore Wharton was a fantastic way to meet current and other prospective students of color. Diversity is important to me and I was able to see how the Wharton community encourages diversity through clubs such as WHAMBAA, WWIB, and AAMBAA."
- Geralyn Villaflor, WG'08


"At Explore Wharton, I was struck by the initiative that Wharton students take in shaping in their institution. The array of course and extracurricular offerings is already impressive, yet students are continually launching new clubs and programs to cater to the evolving interests of their peers."
- Alexandria Carroll, WG‘08


"The business school application process has been extremely transformative. Recognizing your passions and the best environment in which you feel you will thrive is an eye-opening event. Explore Wharton was the beginning of this evolution."
- Jamaine Aggrey, WG‘08