“The first few weeks as an MBA student felt like being part of one of those survival reality tv shows,” Victor Cavalcante says, “You are being dropped off in the wild, trying to figure your new situation. You need to work, study, make sure not to neglect your relationships, and also get some rest.”
The Master of Real Estate Development was the opportunity for Volbeda to learn about the rich mixture of construction, development, business, finance and public policy.
His mentor helped him grow his network, allowing Riley Henderson to learn more about how to apply concepts from the classroom, including industry ethics, to his daily work.
“Engaging with analytics is a great way to embrace new trends in HR,” says Loo. “My time at The School of Business reinforced the importance of using robust information to make decisions and creatively incorporate data to serve businesses in new ways.”
