Student Insights

Kiki Mills ’27 reflects on her JL Price MBA student experience and the “MBA BINGO” framework she created to support wellness, networking and resource use throughout the program.

In a prized opportunity, 18 Business Niners took Manhattan by storm during an immersive trip to the Financial District in Lower Manhattan. Key points about the trip: Students were excited by the first-hand experiences and the connections they made. “I was deeply honored and grateful to participate in the professional trip to Manhattan,” said Gabriel […]

Learn how the Belk College Online MBA provides the flexibility working professionals need to balance career, personal life and graduate studies while gaining confidence and advancing their skills.

A Belk College graduate student reflects on how attending an open house eased her doubts and inspired her to pursue a master’s degree — a leap of faith that changed her life.

The Master of Accountancy (MACC) program at UNC Charlotte’s Belk College of Business is known for its rigor and its rhythm. With 11 hours of classes each week, the schedule can be intense. But there’s a cadence to it — a balance between coursework, work and life — that makes it manageable. Here’s a look at how I structure my week as a MACC student to stay focused, grounded and energized.

Passing the CPA Exam isn’t just about studying—it’s about perspective. Daniel Wallace ’25 explains how a shift in mindset helped him stay focused and finish strong.

M.S. in Real Estate Ambassador Chris Cooke ’25 explores how inheriting his family’s farm led him to seek the education he needed to secure a legacy for future generations.

M.S. in Mathematical Finance ambassador Saurabh C. ’25 examines his decision to pursue graduate studies full-time rather than taking a job offer.

Master of Accountancy ambassador Daniel Wallace ’25 shares insights on what he wished he knew before starting his professional recruitment journey.

If someone had told me at the beginning of my college career that I would one day pursue a Master of Science in Management, I would have laughed and dismissed the idea.