How Coaching Can Help You Navigate The Stresses Of An MBA

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We all know that an MBA is an intensely stressful experience but how are schools alleviating that stress?

As an MBA candidate, you’re probably looking for professional career support during your program, which typically takes the form of a dedicated careers consultant.

The Ohio State University Max M. Fisher College of Business, however, is offering MBA students a unique support team of four personal and dedicated coaches, whose expertise spans more than just career preparation.

Thanks to a redesign of the MBA program, every student starting their MBA at Fisher in September 2019 will be provided with a professional development coach, a career consultant, an academic advisor, and a mentor.

Coaches will be available throughout the MBA program, ensuring that professional and personal support will always be on hand throughout a student’s two-year journey.

Feedback from current students in a pilot coaching program at Fisher shows MBAs are already seeing massive benefits from this personal attention…