Why did you choose Niagara University?
I chose Niagara University because of its strong sense of community, supportive faculty, and commitment to helping others. The supportive environment and dedicated faculty make it a place where I feel valued and inspired. My degree will help me make a real difference in people’s lives, preparing me to serve others with compassion and purpose in my future career. I feel NU is a place where I could grow both academically and personally.
What are your career aspirations?
Pursuing a degree from Niagara University will help me to learn comprehensive education, experimental learning opportunities, and strong networking with talented professionals’, which will help me in my personal and career growth as well. I will get the opportunity to learn about the field of healthcare sector in Canada through my experience journey from NUO.
What’s your most memorable NU moment?
One of my most impactful moments at Niagara University has been serving as a Peer Advisor for international graduate students. Through this role, I have had the privilege of helping the students to navigate their academic and professional paths while also creating lasting connections. From guiding them through career resources to providing support during orientation, I have learned the importance of building strong networks and fostering a sense of belonging. It has been incredibly rewarding to see the positive impact I have had on their journey, and it has reinforced the importance of community and support.
Tips for New Students:
If you are thinking about applying for the MBA in Healthcare Management at Niagara University, my advice would be to stay open-minded and ready to dive into both the business and human sides of healthcare. Building relationships with your professors and classmates is so important and it is amazing how much you can learn from each other. Also, take full advantage of the resources available on campus, like the Career Center and networking events, to really set yourself up for success. Real-world experience is key, so try to find volunteer opportunities to put your classroom learning into action. And most importantly, stay focused on why you want to be in this field because your passion for making a difference will drive you through the challenges and rewards of this journey.