Two internships are twice as nice. Renee Morrison (GSB ’14) has won an internship at Ernst & Young not only for summer 2013, but also for summer 2014. The Launch Internship Program will make sure that 15 months from now, …

Is Tracy Ou (GSB ’13) part of a very exciting trend? She will head to Barclays Bank after graduation as a full-time staff member in equity research, and she won’t be alone. Her classmate Mike Leithead (GSB ’13) is joining the equity …

You know what they say about college being a time of discovery. Many students walk in as freshmen feeling like they know exactly what they want to do: They’ve got a choice of major on lock, a trajectory in mind. It’s …

The Big Four are such accounting icons that they can sometimes seem like a collective whole. But professionals know that each firm has its own distinct corporate culture — which makes this recent career accomplishment even more valuable. Having already …

This year, there were weeks where Emily Harman (GSB ’15) spent four days in a business suit. Which has resulted in …….. additional days in a business suit! That’s because Emily’s diligent efforts to make connections in finance has yielded …

Jimmy Cattani (GSB ’14) is finishing his junior year at Fordham, but his résumé features experience that could make someone several years older jealous. Now he’s about to add to it again: Jimmy has accepted a summer 2013 internship with …

On the professional tennis circuit, Kuba Kowalski (GSB ’14) strives for excellence. In his finance classes, it’s no different. Which makes it no surprise that Goldman Sachs has selected Kuba for a summer 2013 internship in sales and trading. A …

Even people who don’t work in fashion know about Fashion Week. But from inside the industry, Christina Corrado (GSB ’14) will tell you that market week is where it’s at. That’s because Christina is on her way to becoming an …

Taking courses in all areas of business is one way to figure out what you want to do. As Alex Kohn (GSB ’14) discovered, being a certain kind of intern is another. During the summers after his freshman and sophomore years, …

1,000 to 30 to 9. That’s the sequence of numbers that got Gene Colucci (GSB ’13) into the door at Morgan Stanley, where he was offered a full-time position. One thousand is the number of applications Morgan Stanley received — …