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Two spend winter term in the White House as interns with the Council of Economic Advisers.

From the White House to the baseball stadium to the lab, Oberlin students pursued a range of creative, personal, and professional projects this summer.

For students selected for Oberlin’s Business Scholars program, a liberal arts background gives them a distinct edge in the world of finance and investment banking.

Oberlin’s director of professional development helps students chart their post-conservatory course.

Two whirlwind networking tours. Ten days with theater and performing arts alumni in New York. A month with business and finance alumni in three cities. A small investment, big dreams realized. This is how Oberlin does intensive.

From brushing whales’ teeth to writing for Rolling Stone, summers find Oberlin students enhancing their educations, careers, and sometimes both at the same time.

Though new technology has revolutionized media consumption, recent graduate Adrian Rew has started a business using something far older—vinyl records.

What are liberal arts students doing in the finance industry? For Obies, it’s serious business.