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Suchira Sharma was the student speaker at the May 3, 2018, D'Amore-McKim Undergraduate Graduation Ceremony held in Matthews Arena. Sharma encouraged her peers to maintain their humility, be creative, and to take a stand during crucial life moments.

“The accounting corporate residency enabled me to build the self-confidence necessary to excel at work and also gave me the opportunity to develop strong relationships within the company that will help me begin my full-time career on the right foot.” – Victoria Sponsel, MS in Accounting/MBA'18

“Choosing to attend D'Amore-McKim was one of the best decisions of my life.” Says Anders Reinertsen, MBA'10

“Going back to school part-time is definitely a commitment but the learning environment here is excellent and both classmates and professors are fully engaged in making the experience satisfying for all.” – Didier Vingadassalom, MBA'19

“D'Amore-McKim School of Business helped me to connect my practical experience with business theory to build on my existing skills and accelerate my career.” – Simone Pontarolo Langner, Graduate Certificate in Accounting and Financial Decision Making'18

Kate Murdock, DMSB'18, never lets an opportunity slip by. In addition to producing stellar work inside the classroom, she's taken full advantage of Northeastern's entrepreneurial ecosystem—assuming leadership posts in IDEA, Northeastern's student-run startup accelerator, and Scout, a student-run design studio. She's also delved deep into the inner-workings of the business world during three alternative spring…

Madeline DeVlieger, DMSB'18, was recently named one of the 2018 Poets&Quants “Best & Brightest” business majors. DeVlieger is one of 101 students nominated and chosen from 50 business programs. Kate Murdock, DMSB'18, was also chosen.