Charlene Begley

Charlene Begley, Finance, '88

She is one of the most powerful women in the world, according to Forbes Magazine, and now Charlene Begley is making headlines again when she was recently named the new head of GE Home & Business Solutions. Begley has called her School of Business education "right on." Read Begley's full story.

Jordan Saxe

Jordan Saxe, International Business, '02

Jordan Saxe is the Director of the Americas for The NASDAQ Stock Market, responsible for leading business development efforts in international listings across all sectors. The best advice he can offer students who are about to enter the workforce? "Network, network, network." Read Saxe's full story.

Premila Peters

Premila Peters, MBA, '94

Premila Peters is the CFO of Global X-Ray, a division of GE Healthcare. She says one of the most important lessons she received in Kalkin Hall was to always ask herself "does this make sense?" Read Peters' full story.

Eric Little

Eric Little, Human Resource & Sports Management, '07

Eric Little was recently promoted to Manager of Group Sales for the Phoenix Suns (NBA) and Phoenix Mercury (WNBA). Read Little's full story.

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A strong network of UVM alumni, along with faculty advisors and the School of Business Administration's Career and Professional Development office, help our business students successfully transition into the workforce or pursue advanced studies in business, law and other fields. In fact, 40% of UVM graduates were offered a job before graduation.

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Where have most recent grads gotten jobs?

School of Business Administration alums are a loyal community (hint: networking!) Where do they work? Just to name a few:

The proof is in the numbers

More than half of the UVM Business graduates earn over $70,000 per year.

The University of Vermont as a whole is ranked 40th on a list published by BusinessWeek.com of the 50 U.S. colleges whose bachelor's degree graduates earn the highest salaries. UVM is the 7th ranked public university on the list.

40% of UVM Business graduates were offered a job before graduation.

11% of UVM Business graduates work for a family owned business.

Our MAcc program allows students to achieve the necessary 150 hours of university education to become a CPA in most states.