Alumni

The number of Huntsman alumni is still relatively small. The first class graduated in May 1998, and there are now 346 Huntsman alumni taking on the world.

Doing Graduate Work

Although a number of Huntsman alumni are considering graduate study, most have deferred their admission to professional schools or doctoral programs to work for a few years. However:

• five Huntsman graduates have been awarded Fulbright Fellowships - 3 to study in Mexico, 1 to study in Peru, and 1 to study in Mali;
  
  
• two Huntsman graduates have won Thouron Fellowships to study in England;
  
  
• three Huntsman alums have won Marshall Scholarships to study in the UK;
  
  
• one Huntsman alum is currently in medical school;
  
  
• one earned a masters degree from the Judge Institute at Cambridge;
  
  
• several Huntsman students sub-matriculated into the Wharton MBA Program, graduating in 5 years with a Bachelor of Arts in International Studies from the School of Arts and Sciences and a Bachelor of Science in Economics as well as a Masters in Business Administration from the Wharton School;
  
  
• several are doing graduate study in the United States and Europe in a variety of subjects such as business, European studies, law, political science, and public policy.

Working in the World

Most Huntsman alumni are currently working in one of the following fields:

• Financial Analysis
• Investment Banking
• Management (General)
• Management (Consulting)
• Marketing
• Money Management
• Securities and Currency Trading

Where in the World

The majority of Huntsman alumni are working in the United States for consulting firms, dot.com companies, investment banks, and large companies. However, some Huntsman alumni are also working, either full-time or special assignment, for global firms around the world:

• Asia (Hong Kong, Beijing, Japan, Singapore and Korea)
• Europe (England, Germany, Spain , and Turkey)
• Latin America (Brazil, Chile and Colombia)

Several Huntsman alumni have taken less traditional paths, teaching for AmeriCore or doing community service fellowships. One even reports that she was able to use her language proficiency while serving on a ship in the Mediterranean as an ensign in the United States Navy, having graduated from Naval R. O. T. C. at Penn.

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