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“As an engineer, I wanted to learn how business works in real life so I can be ready to work on a corporate level whenever it's needed. I was able to become an interdisciplinary student which meant that I could earn my Graduate Certificate at the same time.” – Yazeed Bokhari, Graduate Certificate in Entrepreneurship

Mia Grossman, DMSB'19, is a third year marketing major currently on her second co-op in New York City. She spoke with us about work culture at a startup, her global experiences from Dublin to Singapore, and why she says, if you're thinking about coming to Northeastern, just “do it.” Read more about Grossman below and be sure to follow @damoremckim Instagram beginning Monday, April 10, for a close-up look at her life at D'Amore-McKim.

Associate Professor Samina Karim explains the importance of a strong business foundation for technology and innovation leaders in today's evolving business world.

Professor Tucker Marion outlines a unique new learning model and partnership being used to teach innovation in our Masters of Technological Entrepreneurship program.

“You'll never regret getting your MBA because it's one of the most valuable things you can do for your future.” – Jenna Nimar, MBA'18

“If having a strong relationship with your advisors is important to you, D'Amore-McKim is a clear choice.” – Ken Tan, MBA'19

“One of the primary skills I have learned while at D'Amore-McKim is the ability to apply lessons from other industries into my day to day business.” – Ian Walch, MBA'17

“With an engineering undergraduate degree, the MBA program has shown me new ways to look at difficult problems and provided me the opportunity to be looked at as a leader to guide other engineers and coworkers to accomplish these problems.” – David Sachenik, MBA'18.

“The professors are engaging and bring unique perspectives to the classroom. Learning from the expertise of professors and the relevant course content has been most valuable.” – Dana Charles, MBA'19