3Qs: Do low gas prices hurt the economy?
With the average price for a gallon of gas reaching a seven-year low, Professor of Finance Jeffrey Born explains why low prices might be good for your wallet but bad for the economy.
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The competitive edge: How D'Amore-McKim's Graduate Certificate opened doors in the energy industry
“The Graduate Certificate in Business Administration helped me decide which industry to pursue, what skills to develop and how to achieve key outcomes to propel my career and life.” – Aleksandr Bronzov, Graduate Certificate in Business Administration'15
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Understanding the language of finance: How D'Amore-McKim prepares graduates for trading floor success
“I wanted to study at a top tier university with a strong academic reputation and an involved team in the Career Center. The D'Amore-McKim School of Business ticked all of the boxes.” – Quentin Robert, MS in Finance'16
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Keep your resolution: Save more, spend less in 2016
Personal finance expert and D'Amore-McKim School of Business Assistant Academic Specialist of Accounting Tim Gagnon shares helpful tips for saving more money in 2016.
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Leveraging graduate business education to reach Oracle
“The MSI program is unique due to the intersection of innovation and business.” – Chandra Mukherjee, MS in Innovation'16
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Finding consistency within a constantly changing industry
“I wanted the best tools at my disposal to provide me the greatest chance of success, and from my experience thus far, that is exactly what the D'Amore-McKim MSA program has given me.” – Nick Chmielinski, MS in Accounting'16
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Learning the presentation skills needed to excel at interviews
“At D'Amore-McKim, there is a drive for every student to find a career path that is right for them and for all students to pass the CPA exam during the program or soon after,” says Ryan Brennan, MS in Accounting'16
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Jean Burgess, MS in Accounting/MBA'99
“The MS in Accounting/MBA program is time tested and provides graduates with all of the tools, knowledge, and experience necessary to become a successful CPA, quickly,” says Burgess.
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Breaking boundaries with the Graduate Certificate in Supply Chain Management
“We were pushed to study companies' supply chains, learn new topics, concepts, and processes by ourselves to be prepared for discussions.” – Sandeep Karumuru, Graduate Certificate in Supply Chain Management'16
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Molding students' careers in marketing research by leveraging group dynamics
“The IFS is a big plus and the events and expos the school holds for its students provide ample exposure to companies and their employees. All these networking events prove to be a huge help in building one's career.” – Apurva Kadam, MS in International Business'16
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Becoming a portfolio analyst
“The program helped me gain the knowledge and aptitude needed to excel in the investment industry. From the courses to the professors, the experience was great.” – Peter Knudsen, MS in Finance'14
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An MS in Accounting allows her to dream big
“The 76-month program is a perfect fit for me because I am able to complete it right after finishing my undergraduate degree in accounting and just in time for busy season.” – Mariel Reyes, MS in Accounting'16