EDHEC Business School
French business school of the Université Catholique de Lillewww.edhec.edu
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Oct 14, 2026
Arnold GacitaHOST
... where in France? What school?
Caroline Verot MooreGUEST
It's called EDHEC, E-D-H-E-C. It's in northern France in Lille.
Arnold GacitaHOST
EDHEC.
Caroline Verot MooreGUEST
Mm-hmm.
Arnold GacitaHOST
Um, and, um, from there you go to Notre Dame?
Bryan CassadyGUEST
Um, actually, I was teaching at one of the top business schools in Europe.
Bryan CassadyGUEST
It's actually the top-rated school in entrepreneurship, which is EDHEC.
Bryan CassadyGUEST
And my students were complaining about how much work I was giving them, and I started giving them more.
Bryan CassadyGUEST
The more they complained, the more work I gave them, and so on.
Brian CassidyGUEST
Um, actually, I was teaching at one of the top business schools in Europe.
Brian CassidyGUEST
It's actually the top-rated school in entrepreneurship, which is EDHEC.
Brian CassidyGUEST
And my students were complaining about how much work I was giving them.
Brian CassidyGUEST
And I started giving them more.
ZachHOST
This episode of Inside the GMAT is presented by EDHEC Business School.
ZachHOST
[upbeat music] Welcome back to Inside the GMAT.
ZachHOST
I'm your host, GMAT Zach.
ZachHOST
Today, we're asking a question that comes up for a lot of prospective business school candidates, especially during this time of year, and that is, of course, is an MBA right for me? To help us unpack that, I'm joined by Sandra Richet, Global MBA Program Director at EDHEC Business School in France.
ZachHOST
We're going to talk about who can benefit from an MBA, why you don't need to come from a traditional business background, the transferable skills the degree can build, and how an MBA can help you grow, pivot, or rethink what comes next in your career.
ZachHOST
Sandra, thanks so much for joining me today.
Sandra RichezGUEST
Thank you so much for having me, Zach.
ZachHOST
So to start off, before we get into the meat and potatoes, as they say, of this conversation, could you tell us a little bit about yourself, your role at EDHEC, and how you came to work in MBA education?
Bryan CassadyGUEST
Um, actually, I was teaching at one of the top business schools in Europe.
Bryan CassadyGUEST
It's actually the top-rated school in entrepreneurship, which is EDHEC.
Bryan CassadyGUEST
And my students were complaining about how much work I was giving them, and I started giving them more.
Bryan CassadyGUEST
The more they complained, the more work I gave them in response, and we went through this, this snowball effect.