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Sydney Lake, Kinsey Crowley

This is what it takes to turn record MBA enrollment for women into real-world progress

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Good morning, Broadsheet readers! Today's guest essay comes from Fortune Education reporter Sydney Lake, who examines what it takes to turn gender equity at top MBA programs into real-world progress. Plus: Taylor Swift's newest music video features a trans man as her love interest and Bed Bath & Beyond defaulted on its credit line. Have a mindful Monday.

- After graduation. At the same time that the Fortune 500 finally hit double-digit representation for female CEOs last year, top MBA programs got one notch closer to achieving gender parity—with some schools even seeing more women enroll than men. The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, a top-ranked MBA program by Fortune, was the first school to see more women than men admitted in 2021 for its class of 2023, and the program continued with gender parity in the following class, as well.

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