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Lubin student Matthew Zoller '25 is acquiring real-world experience in financial services, enhancing his academic studies and preparing him for studying overseas.

Making the leap to college is a big transition for anyone, so several of Pace University’s student leaders recently shared their best advice for first-year students. Here’s what they had to say about getting involved and finding your place as a Setter:

Lubin student George Davis '25 credits his coursework, Career Services, Excel certifications, workshops, and networking opportunities with helping him land his second internship with AMC Networks. 

Lubin graduate student Preeti Birajdar '25 is gaining mentorship and professional development opportunities from her summer internship, motivating her to pursue higher-level positions and specialize in field of business analytics.

Discover incredible stories that showcase the amazing achievements and initiatives happening at Pace. From top rankings to groundbreaking programs and student journeys, there’s something to inspire everyone.

Lubin graduate student Cianna Bar '25 is sharpening her analytical skills at her internship at Jaguar Land Rover, a brand with a great work culture and reputation for innovation and excellence.

From animal advocacy to marketing strategy, check out how Mike Derasmo ’24 used Chat GPT to expand his understanding of artificial intelligence and find creative solutions for class projects. 

Lubin graduate student Heera Sojan '24, pursuing her MS in Accounting Data Analytics and Technologies, is climbing the ladder of success as an audit intern at her summer internship with the Office of the New York City Comptroller.

Anthony Moretto ’24 will graduate from Pace as the Pleasantville Campus 2024 Trustee Award Winner; an honor he earned by leveraging his academic talents into tangible impact for the Pace student community.

Seidenberg grad student Shubham Harishchandra Madhavi is making waves in the fight against climate change. His recent victory in the Project Planet USA contest, securing a $15,000 grant, has propelled his innovative concept into the spotlight.