UC Berkeley Haas Undergraduate, Full-time MBA, and Evening & Weekend MBA students in the class of 2026 were urged to be ethical leaders who aspire to accomplish \u201cdifficult, ambitious, even wildly improbable things\u201d at commencements last week at the Greek Theatre.<\/p>\n
Undergraduate Commencement<\/p>\n
\u201cBe the first in and the last to leave,\u201d commencement speaker Adam Foroughi<\/a>, BS 01, CEO & co-founder of AppLovin, told about 300 graduates of the Spieker Undergraduate Business Program<\/a>. \u201cTeach yourself the business as fast as possible. Ask as many questions as you can, consume as much knowledge as you as you can, and make as many connections as you can. Trust me. You do that and you will get noticed and it will help you in ways you can\u2019t event predict.\u201d<\/p>\n The class, which graduated last Wednesday morning, included students in the M.E.T<\/a>. (Management, Entrepreneurship & Technology) Program, the Global Management Program <\/a>(GMP), and the Robinson Life Science, Business, and Entrepreneurship Program<\/a>.<\/p>\n Photos by Noah Berger.<\/p>\n FTMBA & EWMBA Commencement<\/p>\n \u201cIf you ever doubted that you could accomplish difficult, ambitious, even wildly improbable things, today is your proof you can do anything,\u201d Haas Dean Jenny Chatman<\/a> told the full-time and evening & weekend MBA students who graduated last Saturday afternoon. The class included the inaugural cohort of MBA\/MCS<\/a> (Master of Climate Solutions) students who earned degrees in business and climate solutions from the Rausser College of Natural Resources.<\/p>\n