Palumbo-Donahue School of Business

Duquesne really worked with me to apply my existing credits which allowed me to start fulfilling business core classes, something other schools I considered did not offer.”

You can learn something from every opportunity and sometimes, to find what you like, you have to figure out what you don’t like.”

During job interviews, the language they were using and the systems they mentioned—it really clicked. I felt so prepared and could say, ‘I know how to use that.’”

I love what I do here...it's an extended family and it's amazing how Duquesne has given us so many opportunities.”

It wasn't a regular lecture...He always says that reading is fundamental and that's what made me love accounting. You need a mindset to want to read formats and formulas and learn step-by-step.”

Pittsburgh and Duquesne just kept calling my name. I really wanted a personalized experience with smaller class sizes, so it was the perfect match for me.”

What's really great about swimming is you're so busy that you have to be good at time management, and I am very lucky to have a lot of resources here at Duquesne.”

I was accepted and had a moment of realization that I had to move. I have no family in Pennsylvania; I don't have a car. I was very nervous but found a community of people who took care of me. They took away that scary feeling of being here by myself.”

The supply chain management knowledge I gained from the School of Business, as well as the sessions offered by the Center for Career Development, allowed me to become a professional ready to take on any business challenge.”