Blog Posts

As I step back onto campus, the humid New Jersey air still clinging to my memories, I can't help but feel a sense of transformation. As part of my Full-Time MBA program this summer, I embarked on an internship that would challenge, inspire, and ultimately reshape my professional trajectory.

Join me for a brief recount of how the first two games I ever attended in the U.S. were and a potential interesting tidbit for your trivia.

Autumn 2025 application is open and many questions rise as you face important decisions. If you are like me, and most applicants, you could use a hand. Here are some important tips from the perpective of someone who has been in your shoes.

Starting graduate school is an exciting yet difficult transition, especially when balancing other significant responsibilities and priorities. As I begin my Masters in Human Resource Management (MHRM), I've learned several lessons in my first few weeks that have already been invaluable in managing this new phase in my life. 1.Create a Schedule for Your Week 

My first week at The Ohio State University has been a whirlwind of activity and excitement. From orientation to free pizza in the grad lounge, I've already made new friends and begun gaining valuable personal and professional experiences.