How do you define the Paul Experience?

How do you define the Paul Experience?
UNH Paul College students

Build a resume of experience that will set you apart.


What makes your education at Paul College different than at other other business schools? Our students will tell you it's the unique experiences they have that help them put what they learn in the classroom into practice on real-world projects with real-world clients. Employers will tell you our students excel because of the competencies and confidence they build as they learn while doing. 

Projects with real companies. Investments with real money. Learning with real stakes.

AT PAUL COLLEGE YOU ARE A BUSINESS STUDENT FROM DAY ONE

   

 

First-Year Research and Innovation Experience

Paul students spend their first year with us earning points and prizes for engaging in college life and building relationships with faculty, staff, and other students. During FIRE, teams of students participate in healthy competitions under the exclusive mentorship of an upperclassman and Paul College alum. Learn research skills, make friends, and better understand all the opportunities UNH has to offer.

Research and Innovation Opportunities

 

 

 

INDUSTRY PARTNERS WILL HELP YOU PUT WHAT YOU LEARN INTO PRACTICE

 

Business in Practice Program

Get a head start on advancing your career by tapping into years of experience from industry experts. In BiP, working professionals design and deliver a broad spectrum of two-credit courses that bridge the gap between current business practices and the foundational knowledge taught in our core curriculum. Classroom environments closely mirror actual work environments. Become an active participant in your education through experiential learning, real-world scenarios, and client projects.

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YOU CAN LEAD COURSES THAT DEFINE YOUR EXPERIENCE

Members of Atkins Investment Group gather around a table to discuss work in Paul College's Bloomberg Terminal room.

 

Atkins Investment Group


This student-managed investment fund is responsible for over $440,000 in long-equity and fixed income positions – nearly half a million dollars in assets. Atkins provides a unique opportunity to learn about macroeconomic indicators, various industry trends, active investing, and portfolio management.

 

MORe About Atkins

Rines Angel Fund students pitch a new investment to their committee

 

Rines Angel Investment Fund


Student associates within Rines manage a fully functioning angel investment fund. They source investment opportunities with real startups, complete in-depth research using industry-grade tools, and ultimately report back to company founders and the Fund’s angel partners. The Fund can co-invest between $5,000 - $15,000 alongside a partner angel network – making real impact on real companies.

MORe About Rhines

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Voice Z Digital Marketing Agency


Through working with an array of small- and medium-sized New England businesses, students apply their marketing skills to real world problems and provide the same services and personalized attention that clients would get at a fully staffed marketing agency. Digital marketing audits, social media management, brand outreach, strategy and research, search engine optimization – and much more. 

MORe About Voice Z

Members of the professional sales group and UNH community participate in the annual speed sell in the Memorial Union Building.

 

Professional Sales Group


Train for, compete in, and host sales competitions and business networking events. Real businesses offer scenarios that simulate selling experiences so students can hone their consultative selling, partnering, and relationship building skills.

 

Professional Sales Group

Members of Paul College's data analytics club, Artifex, gather around a laptop to problem-solve together.

 

Artifex


Develop practical skills related to modern data science and help real companies tackle problems through data analysis. Compete in machine learning competitions.

 


MORe About Artifex

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Marketing and Advertising Club


Work on marketing projects for real companies and interact with leaders from the marketing industry in speaker series and workshops. Compete against other colleges and universities as an American Marketing Association Collegiate Chapter.

 

About the Club

AN OPPORTUNITY FOR EVERY PATH

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Rutman/Och Advancing Women’s Leadership Initiative
 

High-performing young leaders are selected to join and cohort of students committed to advancing women’s leadership in business and economics and receive scholarship funding.
MORe About the Leadership InitiativE 

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Internship Opportunity Fund
 

This scholarship fund provides $2,500 stipends to help students take advantage of high-quality internships in expensive metropolitan areas – or for unpaid internships at a non-profit, social enterprise or start-up.

MORe About the Internship Fund 

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UNDERGRADUATE RESEARCH CONFERENCE
 

A celebration of academic excellence, close to 2,000 UNH undergraduate students from all academic disciplines annually showcase the results of research, scholarly, and creative projects.

MORe About the Research Conference

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Holloway Business idea competition
 

Pitch your business idea for a chance at over $15,000 in seed money. This multi-track, semester-long competition challenges participants to develop products or services into full-fledged business plans and present them to industry professionals.

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PAUL COLLEGE HONORS PROGRAM
 

A 10-credit program separate from the UNH Honors College that gives Paul students the opportunity to stand out among their peers, work on a consulting project with a small business in New Hampshire, and conduct research as an undergraduate.

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Students at Proulx Oil
Real-World Capstone Projects
 

Our seniors put academics into action by working as part of a team to help local companies develop innovative solutions to real business challenges.

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WOMEN IN BUSINESS CLUB
 

WIB strives to empower and educate its members regarding issues relevant to women in the business world. Membership offers opportunities to develop professional skills through guest lectures, leadership workshops, community service projects, and networking events. They also organize a large annual conference at Paul College.

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Alpha kappa psi business fraternity
 

AKPsi is an international organization that focuses on providing ethical leadership and professional development. Through educational programs, community service and a hands-on application of formal education, members grow and develop practices most needed in business leadership today.

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EXPERIENTIAL CAMPUS PARTNERS

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Study Abroad

Learn business through a global lens by studying abroad. Paul has four targeted programs in the Dominican Republic, Hungary, Italy and France, and there are more than 500 approved programs to choose from. 

MORe About Study Abroad

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Peter T. Paul Entrepreneurship Center

Develop your entrepreneurial mind-set as you learn to see opportunities and identify creative solutions others have missed, one idea at a time.

MORe About the Entrepreneurship Center

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Changemaker Collaborative

Engage with social innovation, an exciting emerging field which harnesses the tools of business and public policy to contribute to a socially and environmentally more sustainable world.

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Student Clubs & Organizations

Paul College currently supports 19 student clubs and organizations. Enhance your classroom learning experiences while meeting students with similar interests and building lasting friendships in groups like Marketing and Advertising Club, Women in Business, Entrepreneurship Club, and more!