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Marshall Spotlight

Melinda Albert

Undergrad: University of Southern California

Hometown: Orange County, California

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“I always thought that, for a place that was so competitive to get into, that’s so strong academically, that kids would be more guarded and focused on their own success. But the people are friendly here and they care about each other. It’s a real community.”

Business Administration
Accounting

Business Administration

An undergraduate degree program in Business Administration at the USC Marshall School of Business allows students to combine in-depth knowledge of the theory and practice of business with a solid foundation in the liberal arts. We help students channel their skills and ambition into exceptional careers with the power to transform business and make a positive difference in people’s lives. Focusing on leadership development and the acquisition of managerial skills our undergraduate business programs emphasize experiential learning that nurtures entrepreneurial talent and fosters critical thinking. USC Marshall provides the foundation for a lifetime of learning and helps pave the way for career success in business and beyond.

Accounting

Choosing an accounting major at the Leventhal School of Accounting at USC sets you on a path to be part of a close-knit community of students, faculty, staff and alumni. Students take classes together, work on a myriad of team projects, and participate in student organization activities.