Master of Management Studies: Foundations of Business
Undergraduate Majors
Liberal Arts (33%)
Business/Accounting (24%)
Engineering/Natural Sciences (18%)
Economics (17%)
Other (8%)
While working in Washington, D.C., I realized that regardless of which career I pursue, I needed to understand the fundamentals of business and finance. I saw the MMS: Foundations of Business class profile and curriculum and knew it was a perfect fit. Getting to study business with clever people from around the world has been enormously enriching.
I was a research fellow with a focus on federal budgeting under President Calvin Coolidge.
I plan to begin law school in the next few years and would like to work in venture capital or private equity. I want to become the connective tissue between ideas and resources, passion and planning, disruption and process. Ideally, I’ll focus on biotech/biopharma, with an emphasis on translating research into cognitive decline (particularly Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia) into genuine alleviation or cessation.
My team is the greatest quintet ever assembled. Our quality of work and depth of learning benefitted greatly from our various origins and educational backgrounds. My teammates hail from Connecticut, India, China, and the Philippines. And with undergraduate degrees in finance, economics, politics, public policy, and computer science, we each bring to the table a unique contribution.
Undergraduate Majors
Liberal Arts (33%)
Business/Accounting (24%)
Engineering/Natural Sciences (18%)
Economics (17%)
Other (8%)