I'm an accounting and finance student who likes understanding how businesses work — not just what the numbers are, but what they tell you.
Through internships, class projects, campus involvement, and part-time work, I've learned that I enjoy work that requires both analysis and communication. I like digging into the details, figuring out what matters, and then making the information easier for someone else to understand and use.
I'm still early in my career, so I don't pretend to have everything figured out. What I do know is that I'm dependable, curious, comfortable asking questions, and willing to put in the work to learn something I don't know.
As I prepare for graduation, I'm looking for opportunities where I can continue building my accounting and financial analysis skills while learning from people who are good at what they do.
I'm interested in internships and entry-level opportunities in accounting, audit, advisory, financial analysis, or related business roles.
I'm especially interested in organizations where early-career employees have the opportunity to learn from experienced team members, take on meaningful work, and gradually earn more responsibility.
- What I learned: How professional accounting teams work together, how to communicate when I need clarification, and how important accuracy is when other people are relying on your work.
- What I learned: I enjoy understanding how the different parts of a business connect — particularly where financial information can help people make better decisions.
- What I learned: How you show up matters. Being reliable, prepared, and willing to help is noticed.
"Alexandra is someone you can count on."
Alexandra approached her internship with curiosity and professionalism. She asked good questions, paid attention to details, and became increasingly independent as the summer progressed. Most importantly, when she was given something to do, we knew it would get done.
"She doesn't just want the answer. She wants to understand why."
Alexandra stood out because she was genuinely interested in understanding the reasoning behind the work. She contributed thoughtfully to class discussions, worked well with her team, and was never afraid to ask for clarification when she needed it.
- Intermediate Accounting
- Cost Accounting
- Auditing
- Corporate Finance
- Business Analytics
- Accounting Information Systems
- Federal Taxation
What I contributed: Financial research, Excel analysis, and development of the final presentation.
What I contributed: Data organization, analysis, visualization, and presentation.