Business is not static. Business changes. And when business changes, you need people who can manage that change, manage that growth, manage it from all different perspectives. That takes business management.

My business management degree provides me with a broad perspective of practical knowledge about every aspect of business.

For professional development opportunities outside of classes, faculty bring in guest speakers who tell us about themselves and how they reach their roles. Through that, we can network with them and network with people who work around them.

A student should consider a major in human resource management because it allows them to exercise their expertise in an area that they're really, truly an expert in, but it also allows them to connect with other people and bring their common sense to what they practice for their careers.

The students reflect a lot of the values and the culture of Philadelphia. They're hardworking, smart and not afraid to get their hands dirty. There doesn't seem to be a challenge that people shy away from, which is a pretty good attribute of Philadelphians and reflective in the students. I'm happy to teach them and help facilitate great careers for them.

The curriculum, especially taking a lot of intro classes makes me stand out so that when I enter the corporate world, I know a little more than the average professional working at the beginning of their career. That’s what Fox does differently than a lot of schools.

I am happy I chose Fox because after I graduate, I do plan to stay in the Philadelphia area. I know many employers in this area appreciate the Fox School of Business and Temple University.

I like the diverse faculty here, especially in the human resource and management department. It’s cool to hear different roles that professors have been in and a lot of people from different countries, all doing HR.