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Meet Kyle Igarta, an honors student and double major in arts and entertainment management and business analytics. Kyle used to be a competitive dancer and soccer player for almost 15 years. These activities repeatedly brought him into the city, so he was already very familiar with New York City before his freshman year. We talked to him about his decision behind becoming a double major and his internships spanning from Broadway Music Inc. to American Express. Kyle had some amazing advice to share with other students looking for internships.

As the first-ever Account Management Intern at ViacomCBS, Nina has had some unforgettable experiences that are setting her up for success in her career. Nina is a transfer student who has gotten to know Lubin’s Marketing Department like the back of her hand and she has made sure she does not leave any opportunities on the table

Meet Mathew La Sala ’21, a graduate of 91ÊÓƵ's BBA in Public Accounting program, who was ready to start innovating as soon as he set foot on campus. Before he started his first semester, he knew about the Center for Student Enterprise and that he wanted to be a part of it.

Joey Wong 21, originally from Parkland, Florida, is currently working towards his BBA in Finance with a minor in Economics. On campus, Joey is the president of Lubin School of Business’ very own Investment Club.

Meet Deniz Ilgaz Sen '21, an international student from Turkey and an Arts and Entertainment Management major who quickly made New York City and 91ÊÓƵ her new home. She credits her great experiences at 91ÊÓƵ to faculty and friends. To take a little break from the city that never sleeps, Deniz decided to study abroad in Florence, Italy, where she was able to adapt to yet another different culture.

Diversity, exposure to real-world projects, experience-based learning, and access to a pool of resources. These are only a few of the reasons I chose Lubin for my master's degree. Rankings from US News and QS Top universities further supported my decision. At 91ÊÓƵ, international students are treated with respect and have access to opportunities, which was very important to me.

A go-getter is someone who is active in developing their career, but who also makes time for friends, fun, exploring, and getting out of their comfort zone. Bhavna is a go-getter. This international student from Mumbai, India, came to the Lubin School of Business equipped with a passion for numbers, a hunger for networking, a merit scholarship, and an open mind.