e-fellows.net will be hosting an MBA Day in Munich, Germany on February 28. Prospective MBA students will have an opportunity to meet and speak with representatives and alumni from several European business schools (some listed below), as well attend workshops.
Attendance is free, but interested students should register by February 22.
For more information, please visit the e-fellows website.
Event lets prospective students meet with business school reps and alumni
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