Tram came to Chapman from Vietnam and earned her MBA.
Here are her tips for transitioning to studying in the U.S. and finding success in graduate school.
Tram came to Chapman from Vietnam and earned her MBA.
Here are her tips for transitioning to studying in the U.S. and finding success in graduate school.
I chose Chapman because the small community benefits me a lot. It is easy to develop connections with professors and students.
Chapman has very good resources, programs and connections with other well-known institutions that I can benefit from, such as Janes Financial Center and Wall Street prep course. That is why, after I completed my bachelor’s degree here, I returned for my MBA.
I was shy and quiet before Chapman. After my undergrad here, I became more confident and outgoing. Most students were American, which helped me quickly adapt to American culture and improve my English.
I love all the people at Chapman. They listen to my stories and help me achieve my goals. Every time I struggled with any classes, I was encouraged to meet and discuss with professors in their offices.
The residential area around Chapman is also nice and quiet. I enjoy the small town with friendly people and a wide variety of food (Italian, American, Mexican, Japanese, etc.).
I attended two excursions from Chapman’s Career and Professional Development and fell in love with these. I got to visit companies and talk to the recruiters. It is very useful for me to know what employers want in order to have a good preparation for my job applications.