Wharton Stories: Non-degree

Vinny Pires holds his baby daughter next to his wife and young son. They stand between benches in a park with trees behind.

Originally from Brazil, Vinicius Pires, WG’19, says his Wharton education will continue to pay off for the rest of his career.

Why this Student Sees the Wharton MBA as a Family Investment

Prof. Cade Massey in SiriusXM studio. He is wearing a suit and suits in front of three Wharton-branded blue banners.

From Moneyball to people analytics, Wharton Prof. Cade Massey focuses on how evidence-based decision making can help people and organizations thrive.

People Analytics Prof. Cade Massey Teaches Power and Negotiation Strategies in His Influence Elective

Senthil Veeraraghavan looks to the side, palms out, gesturing. He wears a blue shirt and green tie in front of a blackboard.

“The hardest thing in a world full of technology is finding time to think. Technology only gives us information, but once we have that information we need the time to understand it.”

How Prof. Senthil Veeraraghavan Balances Technology and Engagement in the Classroom

An adult holding a child in a park, both smiling at each other. The adult is wearing a purple

“I was looking for a program that would offer me the support and resources I needed to achieve academic and professional success and thrive as a mother — and I’m happy to say I’ve found that at Wharton.”

A Survival Kit for MBA Moms at Wharton