Wildcat Spotlight

The blend of math and logic-driven theory in my first microeconomics class immediately got me hooked. Robert Mohr, a professor I now consider a mentor, then encouraged me to switch to the analytical track. And then he helped me fall in love with research through SO many opportunities.

Basketball played a big part in my decision to choose UNH for grad school. I did a lot of research on the college and the MBA program (specifically the accelerated masters). Everything seemed really impressive.

I was inspired to go to business school based on the experiences of people who had studied here. I decided to continue at UNH for grad school because of the interesting finance courses I took.

This was a robust program filled with technology, statistics, mathematics, and analytical tools – and the people here really care.

Don’t be afraid to pursue grad school! I’m so glad I continued my education here.

I've been blown away by how much I've learned in such a short amount of time.

I'm so grateful for my experience at UNH Paul College! It was the perfect place for me to pursue my master's degree and continue my athletic career.

The professors make three-hour classes fly by – everyone is so engaged.

UNH has so many different kinds of people and things to do, you'll eventually find your place. Live in the moment and you'll be just fine.

The college has given me so many opportunities. And I'm proud to say that I almost always take them. It's really built my confidence and helped me become more comfortable with who I am.

Coming undeclared into Paul was the best thing I could have done. (Highly recommend.) Even with zero idea what I wanted to do, they give you the time to figure things out while staying on track to graduate.

I chose UNH because it was big without feeling huge. Homey. Yet full of options in case I ended up not wanting a business degree.