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Oberlin Business Scholars Take New York
April 18, 2017
Communications Staff
Photo credit: Sylvia Rios
This March, 12 students in the Oberlin Business Scholars program traveled to New York City to meet with business leaders at companies such as Google, BBDO, BlackRock, and McKinsey, among others. The Oberlin Business Scholars program provides students with the skills, knowledge, and professional contacts to help them more successfully compete for jobs and internships across a wide range of business disciplines. The program began 14 years ago, thanks to a group of Oberlin alumni who believed students would benefit from learning what can be accomplished through businesses and other social enterprises.
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