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Video of Sofaer Info Session
17 Feb By Erin Kopelow

Learn more about the Sofaer International MBA via video of our Open House information session. Watch Sofaer Admission Director Erin Kopelow overview the program and then hear three Sofaer students [starting at 32:10] share their experiences about why they made their choice to study at Sofaer, how it was/is, and where they hope to be post program.


5 Responses to “Video of Sofaer Info Session”

  1. Jaime Nacach (February 18th, 2011 at 10:17) Reply

    I really enjoyed your presentation. It’s great to be able to hear all this information from a different perspective and to hear from current students.

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  3. Fred Hopengarten (June 13th, 2011 at 22:08) Reply

    I’m not a potential candidate. Been there, done that(Harvard MBA ’72). I’m doing background research for my son, who will be looking to do an MBA in a few years (he’s a recent college graduate). Last year he did an internship with a solar power company in Tel Aviv.

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    The session did not cover: (1) the difference between this program and the common EU 18 month programs (for example, IE and IESE in Spain), or the two year programs in the USA (such as the MBA in General Management that I did, or comparable ones at Boston College, or Boston University), (2) the differences between the Recanati program and the Sofaer program (although I eventually figured out that Recanati is in Hebrew, the duration and cost differences were never mentioned), and (3) housing — on campus? or downtown?

    You’ve got to record another session with the technology (including microphone) issues solved. I never did hear about the Cornell School of Hospitality exchange program. Also, the PowerPoint was on a screen. The technology exists to integrate the slide-deck into the video.

    Finally, you should say something about the world-wide TAU alumni base. Otherwise, prospective students could say: hmmm — three years at ~50 per year = an alumni base of 150, not impressive.

  4. Erin Kopelow (June 27th, 2011 at 22:50) Reply

    Hi Fred – you make great points. We will work to incorporate such information Into our upcoming sessions.

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