Lucy Wardlaw, a Tulane graduate student alum, as well as several other Ernst and Young (EY) employees came to Beta Alpha Psi’s weekly meeting on Friday, February 27th to talk about the interview process. We learned that the three main keys to success in an interview are Preparation, Performance, and […]
I grew up watching movies with my dad. The day I watched Trading Places my life changed. At that point I became fascinated by the mystery of the commodity market. I wanted to be involved in the commodity business in some capacity, even though I didn’t quite know what that […]
On Friday February 20th, campus recruiter, Katie Harris, William, Kelley (partner) and several other employees from PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP (PwC), came to Tulane’s Beta Alpha Psi to give a presentation at our weekly meeting. The presentation informed the members of Beta Alpha Psi about the work culture at PwC as well […]
This winter I have been interning in Chicago for Grant Thornton. Coming from Texas, the idea of winter was a totally new to me. Today’s high is 0 degrees and the low is -9. Our third day of work was cancelled because the wind chill was -40 degrees, and it […]
Upon arriving at 5 Times Square just days after New Year’s Eve, all I could think about was the bright red Ernst & Young sign that peeked out beside The Ball just days before. It was a new year and a new me. I was no longer just a Senior […]
Ernst & Young (EY) Invasion Day (February 3, 2015) was a very insightful and valuable event. EY representatives were personable, interesting, and easy to talk to. The day started with a tabling session which allowed students to reach out to EY recruiters and ask any questions they might have about […]
Happy New Year and Roll Wave! My name is Robert Edgar and I am in the Master of Management in Energy program at Tulane University. I decided to start a blog to circulate ideas and viewpoints on various topics in the energy industry that relate to what we learn and […]
The Chinese landscape is constantly switching between magnificent skyscrapers and streets crowded with run-down apartment buildings. I think it’s fascinating that in the same city mere blocks from one another are buildings that light up the night sky with their fluorescent glow and quite neighborhoods with so many drying racks hanging out […]
Before beginning graduate school, I did not own a passport. My previous international travels were restricted to North America back in times when a birth certificate was sufficient. Traveling to China was both new and interesting for me. While some places felt like I had not left America, others were […]
This China trip was a once in a lifetime opportunity. This trip alone has opened up my eyes to a whole new part of the world. Before coming to China, I never really considered traveling to this part of the country. After spending a week there, I would most definitely […]