Bachelor [Information Technology, Business Administration] From St. John's University

At Tobin, we believe that operating ethically and with a passion for high principle is a powerful business and career strategy. It?s not surprising that our alumni lead great organizations worldwide.Below are just a few examples of what makes our College stand apart from the rest:

• The Student Managed Investment Fund

The multi-million dollar Student Managed Investment Fund allows students, under the supervision of an advisory committee of faculty and distinguished alumni, to invest a portion of the University?s endowment. Tobin students identify, analyze, and present investment opportunities to the committee. They then become responsible for monitoring the performance of their portfolio, and making real buy, hold, or sell decisions. Earnings (and they?ve been strong) fund scholarships for economically disadvantaged students.

• The Executive-in-Residence Program

The Executive-in-Residence Program enables Tobin students to serve as consultants to actual for- or not-for-profit companies. Reporting to and guided by clients? senior managers, students seek solutions to complex, real-world, business challenges. Consulting engagements with real challenges, real responsibilities, and real consequences, require real work, and really bright, really capable students. Sound like you?

• Academic Service-learning and Economic Development

Our students have established a global reputation for leadership in the field of service-learning. They have helped establish an African-American owned brewing company in Harlem, NY, a taxicab company employing paraplegic drivers, an innovative mental healthcare facility, a state-of-the-art genetics biorepository, and a company that purchases and renovates subsidized housing for the poor. Student teams have also engaged in more traditional investment banking projects (including a comprehensive analysis of the strategic alternatives available to a Netherlands-based MNC) and management consulting engagements (including the turnaround of a struggling inner-city high school).