We prepare you for , which can become college credit toward graduation.
The , unique to Lubin, helps you design a career path, prepare a resume, optimize your LinkedIn, master your interviewing skills, and so much more!
Your Lubin advisor will personally guide you toward graduation and your dream career.
You are invited to sit in on interviews with top executives who graduated from Lubin. These are some of the most successful Lubin alumni, and they want to teach you all of the tips and tricks to earn the same successes.
All Lubin departments hold career seminars with top Wall Street and New York City business leaders. You will network with the people who make hiring decisions in key industries. This also includes the Sixth Street: Wall Street Acceleration Program, the , and tours of the back offices of the Mets, 30 Rock, and much more.
Lubin has strong connections with hundreds of major labels and firms, such as music and film producers, sports teams, fashion houses, Wall Street, and much more—so, we consistently bring them to campus to work with you.
Lubin's dual accreditation in business and accounting by the is an elite distinction shared by fewer than 2% of schools in the world offering business degree programs.
The Lubin School of Business offers scholarships to help you finance field studies and semester abroad to Argentina, Belgium, England, Brazil, Cambodia, Chile, China, Denmark, England, Japan, India, Italy, South Africa, Sweden, Vietnam, and many other destinations.
Lubin offers grants to cover the cost of certifications and professional conferences, which can distinguish you during the hiring process and help you land more interviews.
Companies want to hire Lubin alumni; 95% of Lubin's bachelor's graduates and 96% of our master's candidates are employed within six months of graduation. You have strong potential to graduate from 91ÊÓƵ with an exciting career opportunity, and the Lubin School of Business is here to help make your dreams a reality!
Combining a passion for fashion with business expertise, Rico Putnam '28 founded Ixchel Magazine to highlight emerging designers and create opportunities for young creatives to gain experience in the industry while championing diversity and inclusion.
Christian Campanile '26 is gaining expertise in both the legal and financial aspects of business. Seeing a gap in the student organizations on campus, he co-founded the Pre-Law Society to create a platform where students passionate about law can connect, learn, and prepare for their futures.
Kristina Nasteva ‘26, a Business Economics major at 91ÊÓƵ, spent a transformative semester studying at Sophia University in Tokyo, Japan. Her time abroad deepened her global perspective, blending business studies with cultural immersion and personal growth.