I didn't go into the program intending to get both an M.S. in Social and Applied Economics and an M.B.A., but i only had to take an extra nine classes and the two programs complemented each other. Together, I think they will open doors for my future employment. The individual project and internship required by the programs teach students do research, data analysis, and interpret results and give them great wok experience. The balance between theory and application has prepared me well for a career in the banking industry.
