#NetworkingInGradSchool

When I started my graduate journey at Fisher College of Business, I quickly realized that success in the job search wasn’t going to come from academics alone. Finance is an industry built on relationships, and the SMF with its new structure and added professional development course is one of the best environments to build them.  

Before the MAcc Program Choosing a graduate program is a big decision. A year ago, I was in the same position as many prospective students—researching different programs, weighing my options, and trying to figure out the best next step for my career. Looking back now, as I approach graduation, I can confidently say that choosing the Fisher MAcc Program at The Ohio State University was one of the best decisions I’ve made.

Navigating External Career Fairs as an MBA student: Make the best out of the floor and the reception ( my learnings from National Black MBA & Prospanica)

As my graduation in May approaches, I’m amazed at how much Fisher’s two-semester MAcc program at The Ohio State University has aided my job search. In just a few months, I’ve gained valuable professional connections, explored potential employers, and received incredible guidance from faculty and alums—all of which have set me up for success.

Building Bonds Through Group Projects in  the Fisher MAcc Program One of the defining features of the Fisher MAcc Program at The Ohio State University has been the prevalence of group projects. Nearly every class involves working in teams, which, while challenging at times, has proven to be one of the most rewarding aspects of the program.

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.