ChaseDream’s  Exclusive Interview with Jason Cassidy,
  President of  Graduate Programs at Hult International Business School
It was our pleasure  to have the opportunity to speak with Jason  Cassidy, President of Graduate Programs at Hult  International Business School. During our conversation, Jason provided some  valuable insights on the following:    Highlight of Hult's MBA program;  Quotas for Chinese application and alumni in China;  Core recruiters' concentration for admission;  Services for post MBA career;  Hult's exciting new development 
ChaseDream:  Hi, Jason, could you please give a brief introduction of Hult to our netizens?   
Jason: We're a global business school. At Hult, we  provide programs for undergraduates and graduate programs, which include MBA,  Masters, EMBA, as well as executive education. So, at all levels of the business  world, we provide education. We pride ourselves on the highly global school with  total 7 campuses around the globe. We pride ourselves on the very relevant and  practical education for business, bringing students in and sending them out. We  do also pride ourselves on really focusing on the way the business world is changed  and rapid changing business world requires business people who are able to adapt  quickly and be very innovative. That's why we strive to look for our students  and we strive to prove our students upon why they're here. 
ChaseDream:  What sets Hult's MBA program apart from the rest? In other words, could you  please tell me the unique points of your MBA program comparing with peer  schools?   
Jason: Sure, I think, the key starts with how we developed the MBA Program. It's based on  going out to CEOs and finding out what kind of talent they needed in their  company. And we crafted our programs very much around, making sure that  everyone they leave Hult has gone through and acquired all those skills, for  hard skills and soft skills, that can make them effective in the business  world. So I think that's core we designed our programs. And the other core  piece is around the global rotation. We think we are quite unique. We have the  7 campuses, which are our own campuses. And we very much encourage and promote  the fact that you can actually study in up to three of these campuses during  your time in the MBA. I think those two things combined we created the most  relevant and global experience for our students. We believe that every business  person today needs to be thinking globally and to be thinking about the way  that they can be thrived in the business world, constantly changing, constantly  to be able to adapt. And I think that's really core to what sets us apart. 
ChaseDream:  What do you think is the greatest difference among global campus rotation  locations?   
Jason: Each campus has its own unique purpose. Be  honest, 30 people want to go to 30 campuses and they want to live in 30 cities,  that's one thing. But we've chosen strategically the l