USC Marshall School of Business

Areas of Interest at USC Marshall:

1. Leadership

2. Greek Life

3. Traveling Abroad

4. Sports Media

5. Entrepreneurship

What Made You Choose to Attend USC Marshall?

I chose USC for a number of reasons, but most of them centered around opportunities I would be given by attending the Marshall School of Business. With a strong network of alumni, excellent career placement services, and exceptionally dedicated and decorated faculty, choosing to attend USC was a no brainer. Knowing I would want to live and advance my career here in California after graduating from college also made attending USC the best choice for me. Having previous experience at USC through a month long summer seminar program I attended in high school also influenced my decision. Before even applying, I was hooked - the campus, the school spirit, and location in the heart of Los Angeles all contributed to my decision to attend USC.

Advice you wish you had known while applying to college:

Start early on your applications! Your application essays are what differentiate you from the thousands of other very qualified applicants. Come back to them over and over until you are left with a piece of work you will be proud of.

USC activities/general hobbies:

Global Leadership Program (Mentor), Thematic Options, Marshall Student Ambassadors, Greek Life, Trojan Investing Society, Sports Media, Finance, Movies.

Why do you love Los Angeles?

It’s a city where one can be immersed all the facets of life. Los Angeles has everything from a vibrant nightlife, a booming business environment, and endless miles of sandy coastline and urban sprawl to explore. From a professional standpoint, Los Angeles boasts a diverse array of industries including but not limited to the film industry in Hollywood to the home of numerous distinguished sports franchises and some of the finest hospitality and culinary establishments the world has to offer.

Share a definitive freshman moment at USC:

Traveling abroad to China during Spring Break with the USC Marshall School of Business Global Leadership Program.

Favorite USC Marshall class:

BUAD 307 – Marketing Fundamentals. My professor teaching this class gave us real world insight by applying practical examples in class from her experience as a marketing director at Procter & Gamble.