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Hult shaped who I am today and opened multiple doors for me.

5 Oct 2022 · 1 min

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This content was created by Nataliey Bitature. This content was uploaded by Nataliey Bitature. This is a YouTube video titled "Hult shaped who I am today and opened multiple doors for me." It contains a single-speaker testimonial/monologue (recorded 2022-10-05T13:25:13+00:00, last edited 2026-01-29T21:23:12.301738+00:00) in which the speaker reflects on their one-year Master’s experience at Hult. The speaker describes the school’s diversity, excellent professors, numerous events, clubs and conferences, and growth they experienced in a short time. They offer practical advice to "say yes" to opportunities early on, network widely (including with professors), and try new things to make the most of the program.

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I had an amazing experience at Hult. It was so diverse. My professors were so great. I learned so much. I met so many people, I attended so many events. And I really feel like I grew a lot as a person in a very short amount of time. I was only there for a year doing my Masters, but it was a wild experience, and I wouldn't be who I am today without having gone through that. I think the best advice I got before going to business school was say yes to all the opportunities, at least in the beginning. There's so much going on, there's so many events, there's so many people, there's so many conferences, there's parties, there's groups, there's clubs. There's so much happening. But you want to make the most of your experience, and you want to make sure you get what's right for you. So in the first few months, make sure that you're networking, you're talking to people, you're meeting people, you're going places, you're trying new things. Even your professors are a good resource. Not only do you learn, like, a lot of technical stuff, but if you get to know them, if you ask them for advice, if you ask them to connect you to people, it's amazing how many people you can meet. Different organizations, different.