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The most important advice Tiger Li has to share with other international students is to be open-minded, get to know Canadian culture and make new friends across the world.

When Bronwyn Worrick decided to go back to school, the Dalhousie Corporate Residency Master of Business Administration (CRMBA) was the only program she applied to.

Most of us can relate to the desire to strike out on our own. For Bachelor of Commerce grad Eryn Green, adventure was top of mind when she chose Dalhousie.

Every March, the Rowe School of Business holds a volunteer tax clinic, where Commerce students get a chance to apply their knowledge of tax and accounting while helping students and other Halifax community members file their taxes.

The ninth annual Atlantic Throwdown case competition took place in March 2019 at the Rowe School of Business.

Commerce students are participating in a campaign called 5 Days, collecting donations for Phoenix Youth Programs, a non-profit Halifax organization that serves youth between the ages of 11 and 24, many of whom are experiencing or at risk of homelessness.

Neda Ghaferi contemplated an MBA ever since her undergraduate days at Dal, but decided to pursue work experience first.

Learn about 2018/19 MBA Society president Corey Wheaton

For MBA students at Dalhousie University’s Rowe School of Business the syllabus includes helping startups get off the ground and face time with national business leaders – all via Dal’s partnership with Creative Destruction Lab, Canada’s leading business accelerator.

From Toronto’s Bay Street to the leisure and entertainment scene in Halifax’s downtown core, diverse businesses are working with Bachelor of Commerce fourth-year students to gain critical insights, improve strategic decision-making and optimize operations.