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Interested in the MSL? We are Coming to a Campus Near You!
Recruitment season is in full swing, which means we are traversing the country in hopes of meeting our next cohort of students. Throughout the next several months, the MSL recruitment team will be vi... Read More
Combining the MSL degree with an MBA: Part Two
In Part 1 of this interview, we asked some of our business-focused MSL students and alumni why they opted for the MSL degree. In Part 2 of this interview, we’ll dive into their biggest takeaways fro... Read More
Combining the MSL degree with an MBA: Part One
Since its inception, the MSL program has attracted students with significant business experience, including some who already have MBAs. Why would experienced business professionals with significant ed... Read More
Part Three of Series on MSL Alumni in Medical School: Alice Lu (MSL ’19)
I had always planned on taking at least one gap year after graduating college. One important reason was that I was feeling pulled in a few different directions by my interests as a global health major... Read More
Series: MSL Alumni in Medical School
The complex issues that arise in health and medicine often involve intersecting disciplines – including science, medicine, policy, law, regulation, and business. It should be no surprise then that t... Read More
Amy Heiser (MSL ’22) on How the MSL Re-energized her Career in Law
I was one of those students who always thought “someday” I would go to law school. Life got in the way, though, and twenty years in the legal industry later, I found myself at an inflection point.... Read More
Part Two of Series on MSL Alumni in Medical School: Tom Fusillo (MSL ’19)
I’ve always known that I wanted to become a physician. However, when I was in college, I started realizing that I might eventually want to move into government service as a physician – somethi... Read More
Part One of Series on MSL Alumni in Medical School: Samuel Tadros (MSL ’18)
I always wanted to do a gap year before medical school. Going straight through college to med school seemed like a daunting task, especially when I really wanted to enjoy my senior year and reflect on... Read More