MSFS Profiles: Tingting Zhang, MSFS '07

MSFS has several advantages over similar programs. First, I was very impressed by MSFS program’s internship resources and alumni network, as well as the program’s efforts on helping students with their career development. For me, the internships are a crucial way to get hand-on experience, build up resumes and broaden my networks. Second, the location is great. Washington DC is the best place for students studying international affairs, in terms of the internship/job opportunities and the academic environment. Third, I like the flexibility of MSFS program. When I was out of college, I was looking for an international affairs program with a business focus. When I saw MSFS program global commerce and finance concentration courses, I knew this was what I wanted.

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SAC shows appreciation for alumni with wine and cheese event.



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