南加州大學(xué)2025屆MBA本科新生女性占52%

摘要:南加州大學(xué)MBA本科首年新生女性達(dá)到52%，這是該學(xué)院第一年實(shí)現(xiàn)性別平衡，且未來商學(xué)院本科招生中，該學(xué)院也會積極吸引女性申請者的注意力，下面Hanna老師給您帶來完整新聞內(nèi)容。

南加州大學(xué)2025屆MBA本科新生女性高達(dá)52%，實(shí)現(xiàn)USC首年性別平衡

南加州大學(xué)馬歇爾分校在其研究生課程中取得了令人矚目的進(jìn)步――成為2018年第一所在全日制MBA中實(shí)現(xiàn)性別平等的前20名商學(xué)院。今年的本科課程建立在近年來令人印象深刻的軌跡上，本科課程中的女性比例從 2019年的43%上升到2020年的49%，現(xiàn)在是2021年的52%，這是南加州大學(xué)馬歇爾商學(xué)院本科工商管理學(xué)位課程第一年實(shí)現(xiàn)了性別平等。截至上課的第一天，這屆2025屆新生班級由52%的女性組成。

在整個(gè)本科課程中實(shí)現(xiàn)性別平等是Marshall Dean Geoff Garrett的目標(biāo)，他于2020年7月在該學(xué)院創(chuàng)立。

“女性對于履行企業(yè)未來面臨的無限潛力和前所未有的責(zé)任至關(guān)重要，”Dean Garrett說?！氨究普n程中的性別平等代表了我們?yōu)榕蕴峁?shí)現(xiàn)其作為商業(yè)領(lǐng)袖的最高抱負(fù)所需的技能、網(wǎng)絡(luò)和機(jī)會的道路上的一個(gè)真正里程碑?！?/p>

摘自南加州大學(xué)官網(wǎng)：

“For the first time, the USC Marshall School of Business undergraduate business administration degree program has reached gender parity in its first-year class. This incoming Class of 2025 is comprised of 52% women as of the first day of classes.

Reaching gender parity in the overall undergraduate program was a goal for Marshall Dean Geoff Garrett, who arrived at Marshall in July 2020.

“Women are essential to fulfilling the unlimited potential and unprecedented responsibility that businesses face in the future,” said Dean Garrett. “Gender parity in the undergraduate program represents a real milestone on our path to giving women access to the skills, network and opportunities they need to realize their highest aspirations as business leaders.”

USC Marshall has made impressive strides to reach parity in its graduate programs―as the first top-20 Business School to reach gender parity in the full-time MBA in 2018. This year’s undergraduate class builds on an impressive trajectory in recent years, with the percentage of women in the undergraduate programs moving from 43% in 2019, to 49% in 2020, and now 52% in 2021.

“Dean Garrett came in and said, ‘This is important,’” said Ramandeep

Randhawa, Vice Dean for Undergraduate Programs. “The mission came into focus and we put a plan in place to build a class that reflects the gender parity ultimately needed at the top levels of business leadership.”

Garrett and Randhawa began by working towards this goal in partnership with USC admissions, who make the first decisions about who is accepted. “That in itself was a significant help,” said Tiffiani Frye, Director of Undergraduate Admissions for Marshall. The admitted class was comprised of 50% women. “Then my office built intentional and strategic messaging to encourage outstanding women students to choose Marshall.”

The admissions team highlighted other Marshall School differentiators, including prominent women faculty, leadership opportunities such as the Robert J. Coury Applied Leadership Program, international programs like the Global Leadership Program, and active-learning approaches like the Experiential Learning Center. Marshall also created new scholarships aimed at attracting women students.

Further outreach to future class members included events such as a virtual leadership forum for admitted-but-not-yet-committed students in April. The virtual forum was hosted by Violina Rindova, Management and Organization (MOR) professor and Interim Vice Dean of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. A panel of four successful Marshall alumni shared their experiences as students, praising the academic excellence and unmatched social support of the Trojan family they gained and leveraged in their career success. More than 110 students, both men and women, watched the forum.

“I was surprised to hear that Marshall reached gender parity,” said Jerne Ward ’25, an incoming first year. “When I was accepted, I expected to enter a majority male environment, since I had never heard of a business school, especially a prestigious school, with equal males and females. This makes me proud to be a Trojan, but especially proud to be a Marshall student!”

Marshall’s focus on gender equity has resonated amongst current students as well. “I am so proud to be a part of an institution that promotes gender parity and shows results,” said Vaanyasri Goel, a fourth-year student and the president of the Marshall Women’s Leadership Board. “It is the first-year students who bring the new level of excitement and perspective into Marshall each year. Being a part of this change and milestone is a beautiful moment and another step toward diversity and inclusion.”

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