Pronouns:
She/Her/Hers
What surprised you most about Marshall?
I was pleasantly surprised to see how often the administration solicits and incorporates feedback from students. The program office is very accessible and always looking to evolve and improve all aspects of student life.
What do you wish you'd known before attending business school?
I know it's been said by many, but business school is like drinking from a fire hose. There's an abundance of things to do and get involved in, so it helps to talk to as many people as possible beforehand and have a good idea of what you want to prioritize. I also went straight from working to school. Ideally I would taken a break in between to recharge and spend some time preparing for the coursework because you really hit the ground running.
What leadership positions do you hold at Marshall?
Co-Director, MBA Ambassadors
AVP of Admissions, Graduate Women in Business
What has been your favorite USC Marshall experience?
The Marshall C4C tailgates and football games are such a fun way to get to know other students and alumni.
What is your favorite USC Marshall core class?
Contemporary Issues in Competitive Strategy
Which clubs are you involved in?
High Tech Association
Leadership & Organization
Graduate Women in Business
MBA Ambassadors
Wine Club
Core:
A
Why did you choose Marshall?
I was attracted to Marshall for the small class size, the Trojan Alumni network, and the diverse course offerings. As someone who attended USC for undergrad, I initially thought I wanted something new for graduate school, but Marshall was so welcoming and supportive during the application process, I knew that those qualities would transfer to an amazing experience as an MBA student. I'm proud to call myself a Double Trojan!
Languages Spoken:
English
Undergraduate University:
University of Southern California
