Author: Trang Nguyen

As my first year in the MBA program approaches its end, I've had numerous discussions with incoming students, who shared a common concern: how to choose the right courses. From these conversations, and reflecting on my own experiences, I’ve put together some summaries that might help you as you prepare to embark on this MBA journey.1.

Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical GardenThe Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden, established in 1873 in Cincinnati, Ohio, stands as one of the United States' oldest zoos, renowned for its dedication to conservation, education, and animal welfare. Spanning 75 acres, the zoo hosts over 500 animal species, 1,800 animals and 3,000 plant species. There are also endangered ones like the Sumatran rhinoceros and Western lowland gorilla. Complementing its diverse animal collection, the zoo features captivating botanical gardens showcasing an array of plant species from across the globe.

Visit Clintonville Farmers’ Market: Every weekendIt is a weekend destination for a wide range of foods grown and produced in Ohio. You’ll find everything from vegetables, to breads, cheese and jams and flowers. It’s a place where friends and families can come together and discover the best of local food.Attend Jack O’Lantern World: Jack O’Lantern World is the vision and creation of an award-winning artist supported by a team of over 50 artisans, designers, architects, carpenters, and event planners.

What are the primary purposes of career fairs/conferences while in the MBA program at Ohio State, and what can you do to prepare? Here are some great tips for international students who may not be familiar with these types of events.