Last year we had around 60 tutors, [for Balancing the Books], and are primed to expand to a fourth school, which is super exciting. It’s probably my favorite activity I’ve been involved with on campus because it helped me realize how important community is...

Finance and Business Analytics

My different majors have taught me distinct lessons. I’ve learned to fail in the best possible way, making my time here a valuable foundation for this chapter, but, more importantly, a great teacher for life.

Entrepreneurship and Emerging Enterrpises, Finance, Supply Chain Management

The Whitman School of Management strives to make sure every student succeeds. They don’t just hand out A’s but rather ensure that you truly understand and are learning the material, making their classes geared towards the working world. They want their students to do well in school as well as in the real world.

M.S., Professional Accounting

I knew I was in the right place when my accounting professor, Dr. (Willie) Reddick, showed his dedication to being a connector, not just a teacher. He sees others and wants to uplift them and help them expand their network—that’s powerful.

Management and Retail Management

Whitman helped me greatly along the way, from teaching me the knowledge I needed to the tips and tricks for applying for an internship... the school’s resources, particularly the Career Center, were invaluable throughout my internship search. It really helped having people behind me with the knowledge and experience of having done this many times.

Accounting, Finance

I tell students that there are ways to combine your accounting careers with other interests and passions. Not everyone has to take the traditional public accounting route, but you have to be smart about your career moves... It’s going to be a ride, and it won’t always be linear, so always look two steps ahead to see if the path you’re on will take you where you want to be.

Accounting, Public Relations

The Whitman community believed in me and provided a support system that felt like family. I’m grateful for meeting lifelong friends who made me a better person and supported me every step of the way. For international students, finding that support and being open to new experiences is key to thriving in a new environment.

Finance, Business Analytics, Advertising

The guest speaker from PwC provided invaluable insights, and my professor’s guidance made me realize that accounting was where I wanted to focus.

Accounting

My internship involves creating an executive-level dashboard using KPI metrics to streamline information for the company. The skills and knowledge I’ve gained from Whitman’s rigorous coursework have directly prepared me for this role.

Supply Chain Management

I can’t emphasize enough how helpful the Whitman Career Center and the Blackstone Launchpad have been with creating and growing Fight Like a Girl and helping me develop as a business leader. (Abdul-Qadir is an entrepreneur major).    

Entrepreneurship and Emerging Enterprises