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If your goal is to become a well rounded business professional, you’ve come to the right place! Our graduate degrees in business prepare you academically to achieve in a variety of fields while our Career Services Office prepares you for success in and outside the board room.
Developing your image can be just as important as expanding your list of academic skills – both are necessary to be successful in the workplace. Image enhancement and network development through interaction with key employers and business leaders are some of our greatest skills. Let us teach you how to use these skills now and in the future to create and maintain balance in your life and achieve success!
SSB Graduate Career Services is here to help you every step of the way, from practicing handshakes and developing executive interview skills to landing that first job at graduation and everything in between
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As you enter a graduate business program take a moment to reflect on your desired outcome. Ask yourself the following questions to begin developing an action plan based on your long term goal:
• Does your graduate program require an internship? Will you complete an internship in a program where it is not required?
• If you plan to complete an internship, would you like to stay in the U.S. or go elsewhere for the experience?
• Do you plan on seeking employment in the U.S. after graduation?
Knowing where (geographically) you want to work and live is a very important step in the career planning process. Spears School of Business Graduate Career Services offers access to data bases of U.S. employers willing to sponsor visas and assistance with developing your job search strategy, but it is your responsibility to understand the requirements of legally working in the U.S. – To learn more visit H1Base, a comprehensive website featuring the latest information on immigration law and the OSU Office Of International Students and Scholars.
Read more on our International Page...
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"The professional development activities provided were an important aspect of my graduate program. Through exposure to different industry leaders and soft skills development in school, I can now interact more comfortably in a variety of work related situations. I’m using many of the tips I learned on how to be viewed as promotable and have received positive compliments on my application of business and dining etiquette from my mentor and supervisor. At first I didn’t get it, how these things can really impact your career, but now I’ve got it!"
Salena Askew, MBA Class of 2007
Subcontract Administrator
Lockheed Martin Corp
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Walt Pavlo, noted speaker on ethics and fraud addressed a crowd of SSB graduate students Thursday night. 
Business Case Competition for MIS and TCOM students!
Read more about the winners of OSU MBA's annual Executive Interaction Case Team Competition. 
OSU placed second among 20 teams competing at the GWU 2006 International MBA Case Competition. full story..