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Deepika Khemani, MSBA ’20, won the 2021 Outstanding Student Award for the MS in Business Analytics program. Deepika came to GGU from India and she served as an SGA officer, worked as a student assistant on campus, and interned at MetricStream and Open Door. Today, Deepika is working at Thrive Global in San Francisco as a marketing analyst.
“I’m proud that I graduated from the program and received the Outstanding Student Award; I’m really excited about that! At GGU, I took on new and exciting roles because I wanted to connect with people from different backgrounds. A lot of people navigated me through this journey and helped me access resources, which gave me the motivation to keep going.” 🎓 🏆
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International Student Wins Outstanding Student Award in Business Analytics - GGU Newsroom
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Outstanding Student Award winner Deepika Khemani, MSBA '20, served as an SGA officer, worked as a student assistant, and completed two internships–all during the COVID-19 pandemic. The confidence sh...Here's some encouraging news for international students: As U.S. consulates around the world reopen, student-visa issuance is returning to pre-pandemic levels with almost 117,000 F-1 student visas issued in May and June, or 93 percent of the number of student visas issued in the same two months in 2019, according to a Chronicle analysis of U.S. Department of State data. This year’s numbers represent new international students and also those students who deferred or who studied remotely over the past year seeking visas.
One of those students, Lizhi Hu, is looking forward to returning to the University of North Texas, where he is studying finance. He said he is “mostly excited and a little bit anxious” to come to the United States after more than a year of studying online.
“It would be great to meet professors and friends again,” Hu said. “Plus, I am really looking forward to starting a new stage of my life in America.”
New Student-Visa Data Paint an Optimistic Picture for Fall Enrollments
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The number of visas issued to international students this summer is returning to pre-pandemic levels, a Chronicle analysis has found.Did you know that the Office of Career Planning in eLearning provides access to online webshops on variety of career development topics? Webshops cover networking on LinkedIn, resume accomplishment statements, creating a cover letter, and negotiating salary, among other topics. You can check out the webshops here: elearning.ggu.edu/login/index.php
Meet our new Associate Dean of Career Services, Laura Clemens, MS, JD. Laura previously served as Associate Director in the Career Center at Carleton College and worked in career services at the University of Minnesota Law School and Mercer Law School where she coached students, gave classroom presentations, and co-ran each school's professional development programs.
“Hi! I’m excited to be here at GGU. Currently, we’re merging the law, graduate, and undergraduate career services into the GGU Career Center. We’re also transitioning to a new system that will support students with job searching and career development. Stay tuned for more on that! And we’re busy with planning our programs for students for Fall ’21."
Join the GGU Military team Wednesdays at 1 PM PT and Thursdays at 12 PM PT for live webinars covering frequently asked questions from potential students, applicants, and enrolled students. We’ll cover the basics then answer any questions you have about VA education benefits, student and veteran resources, and transitioning from service to school. Attend once, or multiple times, and share with a friend: military.ggu.edu/events
