5 Things I Wish I Knew Before Moving to Buffalo

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Buffalo Mural

Written by: Rachana Medihalli Shashidhara, MS MIS ’23 Moving to a new city, state, or country is a daunting experience. When I arrived at the University at Buffalo I wish I had known more about the following five things to Continue reading 5 Things I Wish I Knew Before Moving to Buffalo

Alumni Insights: So you want to be a product manager?

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Tejaswini Kumar, MIS '22

Shradha Acharya, a recent University at Buffalo School of Management graduate, caught up with Tejaswini Kumar, MS in MIS ’22, a Product Manager at Walmart. Tejaswini shares her experiences and insights from her time at UB and how it prepared Continue reading Alumni Insights: So you want to be a product manager?

My experience with clubs as an MIS student

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Utsav Haldar MS MIS 22

Written by: Utsav Haldar, MS MIS ‘22  A full-time MIS student must complete 37 credits in two semesters. One credit will count towards an internship or certification while the remaining will account for your courses. With 18 credits (roughly 6 subjects) a semester, Continue reading My experience with clubs as an MIS student

Importance of Networking and Effective Ways to Network

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SA Blog

Written by: Prashant Mishra, MIS ’22  “Networking is not about just connecting people. It’s about connecting people with people, people with ideas, and people with opportunities.” — Michele Jennae   It can be intimidating at first to reach out to people to building a Continue reading Importance of Networking and Effective Ways to Network

Why I chose the UB MS MIS Program

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SA Blogs

Written by: Priyesh Ranjan, MS MIS ‘22  I have always been fascinated with technology and how it can transform lives on such a global scale.  My career decisions have been towards achieving that very goal and contributing to the cause as much as possible.   Continue reading Why I chose the UB MS MIS Program

Why I chose the UB MS MIS program

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Dimple Mehta

Written by: Dimple Mehta MIS ’22 My decision to pursue Master’s in Management Information System at University at Buffalo was influenced by a multitude of aspects. Most importantly the opportunity to complete the coursework in 10-12 months from the #1 Continue reading Why I chose the UB MS MIS program

Meet the UB School of Management Faculty Directors – Pavan Mulgund, MS in Management Information Systems

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Master of Science in Management Information Systems Faculty Director, Professor Pavan Mulgund

Our next featured story is Master of Science in Management Information Systems Faculty Director, Professor Pavan Mulgund. This three-part video series will help you get to know the Professor Mulgund in a more personal light. Learn why he transitioned out Continue reading Meet the UB School of Management Faculty Directors – Pavan Mulgund, MS in Management Information Systems

Five Minute B-School Admissions Tips: Essay Writing and Standardized Tests? No Problem!

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GRE Exams vs GMAT

You have done your b-school research and you’re ready to jump in and start working on some of those application pieces – exams and essays. Entrance exams can be scary and test anxiety is a real thing. Are you completely Continue reading Five Minute B-School Admissions Tips: Essay Writing and Standardized Tests? No Problem!

Five Minute B-School Admissions Tips: Prepare for the Process

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applying_to_grad_school

In this four-part blog series, Meghan Wood, director of recruitment and admissions for the University at Buffalo School of Management will share her tips and tricks for applying to business school. Take advantage of these videos, all under five minutes, Continue reading Five Minute B-School Admissions Tips: Prepare for the Process

From students to ‘ninja consultants’

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Anubha Singh, MS ’20

In an experiential learning course, School of Management MIS students solve real-world challenges using new technology By Matthew Biddle Anubha Singh, MS ’20, has long been passionate about working with data and cloud technologies. Now, after completing the UB School Continue reading From students to ‘ninja consultants’