Upon graduation, Jueling Shen joined the Louisiana Department of Education, where she analyzes school-related data for the K-12 system. The numbers may seem boring, but Shen uses them to tell a story.
Gabrielle Bastos has earned three degrees from Robinson and mastered three languages. It's hard to believe she's only 26 years old.
Beth Allaire never imagined herself as an accountant. But the industry encompasses diverse career options that often offer a healthy work-life balance.
Growing up, LaTrenda Dumas watched her mother go to work every day as a nurse. She knew from a young age that she also wanted to make a difference in people's lives through healthcare.
Moving to the U.S. from Pakistan was a major adjustment for Soha Jiwani. But pursuing a master's paid off; now she works as a senior accountant for FedEx.
Anji Raymond found her place in the industry through a project on the valuation of sound stage properties.
Almost immediately upon moving to the U.S. from Nigeria for grad school, Dami Olukoya's efforts have paid off. Her restaurant now has 14 employees and offers catering services. Plus, the restaurant has gone from fulfilling 30 to 60 orders per day.
Cacilia Enyan's employer in Ghana encouraged her to resign, pursue a master's, and gain more experience in the U.S. before coming back home. All of that has paid off.
This summer, Michelle Azam Mairaj is interning in the trend analytics and forecasting division of health insurance company Humana.
After two semesters in the M.S.A. program, Jinendra Shrimal landed an internship as a procurement data scientist with Micron Technology, a semiconductor manufacturing company in Boise, Idaho.
