Master of Management Studies: Duke Kunshan University
Undergraduate Majors
Business/Accounting (51%)
Economics (22%)
Liberal Arts (14%)
Engineering/Natural Sciences (10%)
Other (4%)
My undergraduate studies helped me build strong qualitative skills, however, I wanted to further develop my quantitative skill set. My work as an intern on political campaigns reinforced my previously held notion that fundamental business knowledge is applicable across all industries, which led me to want to pursue an MMS degree. Choosing Fuqua was ultimately an easy choice—I am excited about adding a high-level business background from a prestigious program to my pedigree.
I interned for Gretchen Driskell’s congressional campaign in Michigan’s seventh district as a field intern and for Chief Justice of Michigan, Bridget McCormack’s supreme court re-election campaign as a finance intern.
I plan to work in financial services in a role that exposes me to a wide variety of problems across different areas. As a young professional, learning different ways to think about a diverse set of problems will help me build agile problem-solving skills that I can leverage throughout my career regardless of industry.
I really enjoy my work as an admissions ambassador. I enjoy talking to prospective students about my experience at Fuqua and answering questions they may have about the process. I understand that choosing a graduate school is a stressful and nerve-wracking process—I remember going through it myself. Anything I can do to help allay those anxieties, I consider time well spent.
Undergraduate Majors
Business/Accounting (51%)
Economics (22%)
Liberal Arts (14%)
Engineering/Natural Sciences (10%)
Other (4%)