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The iconic gateway to the W. P. Carey School of Business, the “Spirit” statue symbolizes the power of freedom. Through freedom, we are reminded that there are no limits as we shape ourselves into the individuals we are destined to become.

We invite you to get to know the men and women of W. P. Carey, and see where their spirit can take your organization.

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Where will the next great idea come from? That’s something every business has to ask itself to stay competitive. And we think the same holds true for business schools.

At the W. P. Carey School of Business, we believe the world’s next great ideas will come from our students, the future leaders of our global economy. Your organization needs bold thinking, creative solutions, and adaptable talent that will make an impact on day one and every day after — and those are the kinds of students we attract.

How are we different? How does W. P. Carey prepare students for greatness? Arizona State University is the largest public university in the United States, and also one of the most forward-thinking. Our model of inclusion is revolutionizing

higher education, giving more students from more places more opportunities to shape their professional futures.

At the W. P. Carey School, that diversity is reflected in the experiences and motivation our students bring to classes, team projects, and entrepreneurial endeavors from more than 90 countries around the world. They are high achievers and include Fulbright Scholars, National Merit Scholars, and National Hispanic Scholars. And a large number are first-generation college students who understand that working hard and thinking outside of the box are key to generating the next great ideas.

As our President Michael Crow describes, “we create future leaders — a workforce of ‘master learners,’ adaptable and capable of learning anything, prepared so that they, their employers, and their communities can thrive in the workplace of the future.” In fact, a recent study conducted by Gallup, a leading U.S. polling organization, concluded that ASU alumni are significantly more likely to be employed, engaged in their jobs, and doing work that interests them than graduates of other universities.

Another way we are different is the areas of study a W. P. Carey student can explore. More than 25 business degree programs and dozens of student organizations build functional skills as well as leadership, teamwork, and communication. Our corporate partners help us keep our curriculum up-to-date and our students ready for the changes that will affect your organization sooner than later. And when that happens — you’ll need that next great idea.

Thank you for your interest in the W. P. Carey School of Business, and the passionate young leaders we’re so honored to cultivate.

Amy J. HillmanDean, Rusty Lyon Chair of StrategyW. P. Carey School of Business

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Business evolves constantly, and it’s not just the core disciplines that drive change and results for organizations. That’s why a W. P. Carey education provides both a strong foundation and a unique opportunity for students to match business with their passion.

Whether you’re recruiting for internships or full-time positions, your company will benefit from motivated W. P. Carey students who have developed strong leadership, collaboration, and communication skills that reinforce functional abilities.

Driven by our own top-ranked departments and esteemed faculty members, as well as partnerships with schools across America’s largest public university, W. P. Carey students can choose from more than 25 business degree programs.

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Undergraduate Degree Programs

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From across Arizona and beyond.

Impressive academically.2,100+ W. P. Carey students have a 3.5 or above GPA.

A large pool of talent.10,432 W. P. Carey undergraduates.

Enrollment in Popular Undergraduate Degrees

A diverse student body.4,500+ U.S. ethnic minority W. P. Carey students.

Unique backgrounds, with unique ideas.

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StrategiesMeet coaches who manage specific majors to coordinate and create successful recruitment strategies across multiple channels.

Build Brand EquityHelp your organization develop an ongoing event participation schedule to ensure good brand recognition for your company.

Relationship Building and DevelopmentIntroduce your organization to staff and student decision-makers who can help you create and maintain solid relationship on campus through presentations to student clubs and organizations.

Job Postings and Campus VisitsStrategic assistance with Sun Devil CareerLink for job descriptions, postings, interviews, and information sessions.

Marketing and PromotionsPromote your campus internship and full-time hiring opportunities through internal marketing and our biweekly newsletters targeting students in each major.

Special ProgramsCreate and implement company-sponsored student learning events, such as soft skills learning programs.

Mentorship Programs Participate in W. P. Carey mentorship programs and get an early introduction to our motivated students:

• The Career Discovery mentorship program helps students discover and explore academic, career, and professional interests as they seek their first internships.

• The Career Management mentorship program pairs W. P. Carey juniors and seniors who have significant internship or work experiences with seasoned executives to mentor, guide, and encourage business students as they develop strong networks, pursue post-graduate jobs or graduate studies, and prepare for a positive school-to-career transition.

Learn more about our mentorship programs: wpcarey.asu.edu/mentorship

Get started. Connect with us to develop your recruiting strategy:[email protected] wpcarey.asu.edu/career

Recruiting Services to Employers

“The enthusiasm really comes through with W. P. Carey students, but they’re also really prepared. The students are so well-versed in the opportunities that we have and are able to connect the experience they already have with the roles we’re looking to fill.”

— Katie Murphy Senior Representative, Global Talent Acquisition PepsiCo

W. P. Carey School of Business graduates and interns are highly sought by regional, national, and international corporations. Because of the caliber of our students, over 1,000 companies recruit business students annually for internships and full-time positions.

U.S. News and World Report consistently ranks the W. P. Carey School among the top 30 undergraduate business schools in the nation, and with 25+ business programs our more than 10,000 undergraduates can pursue their passion.

The Business Career Center assists undergraduate business students with their career options and coaches them in the most effective job search methods.

• Strategic planning skills• Workforce skills identification and development• Career path research tools and exercises• Self-marketing skills utilizing multiple marketing channels• Intensive focus on relationship-building skills• In-person and video mock interviews• Personal branding skills and execution• Behavioral and case interviewing skills training• Career fair, interview, and information session strategy and etiquette


Our Services to Students

Creating an on-campus recruitment strategy is strongly suggested to help you reach a high volume of quality business students looking for opportunities with your company. We offer many resources to help you to brand and promote your mission and employment needs to our students.

Sun Devil CareerLinkSun Devil CareerLink is ASU’s web-based employment management system where you can view resumes, post jobs and internships, register for career fairs, and schedule interviews and information sessions. Begin your recruitment strategy by registering for Sun Devil CareerLink at eoss.asu.edu/cs/sdcl. Click on the employment login to create a profile and stay organized with your online recruitment efforts.

Career FairsWe offer a variety of career fair opportunities including university-wide, business school, and degree-specific career events:

n Spring to Success Business Career Fair is held early each spring and creates a venue for premier employers to meet high-caliber candidates. Learn more: springtosuccess.org.

nDegree-specific events are contingent on major, department, and/or student clubs. Contact [email protected] for more information.

n University-wide career events are coordinated by ASU and include a variety of college majors. For more information on ASU on-campus events, visit https://eoss.asu.edu/cs/employers/employercalendar.

Student OrganizationsNumerous business organizations, from business fraternities to degree-specific and cultural clubs, invite companies to present business topics to members and participate in events. Find business and other university club details at wpcarey.asu.edu/wpcclubs.

Classroom InvolvementParticipation in case studies and presentations can help build relationships and provide industry knowledge from a company’s perspective in a classroom setting. Pending each department’s classroom policies, there may be opportunities to partner with faculty.

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In an increasingly competitive and global marketplace, organizations must employ a diverse workforce to remain competitive. Given the trend, the W. P. Carey undergraduate student population, comprised of many international students, is a talent pool you can’t afford to overlook. Though the process can seem daunting, securing U.S. work authorization for international students is not difficult. As a recruiting representative, do not let the H-1B cap discourage you or lead you to think that long-term employment is out of the question.

For more information on hiring international students for internships and career positions, please contact the Business Career Center or visit ASU’s international student services office at global.asu.edu/isso.

There are numerous ways to get involved and engage with W. P. Carey students and faculty. Companies serve on advisory boards to shape our curriculum. Your organization can also partner with our faculty members on research projects, fueling the discovery and drive for new knowledge and insight. Alumni and working professionals mentor our students, participate in case competitions, sponsor company projects, and give class presentations. You may even want to bring us a business need or a particular challenge, and have our students provide analysis and recommendations.

Contact us to learn more about the wealth of resources we can provide your company.

Nicole GarciaExecutive Director, Corporate [email protected]

Recruiting Policies and Guidelines Other Ways to Engage

“Students really get involved at W. P. Carey, through classroom presentations, outside organizations, or volunteerism — you name it, they’re doing it at W. P. Carey. That gives them leadership experience, so whether it’s leading two people or 20 people, they’ve done it before and they’re ready.”

— Nellie Fox Regional Campus Manager, Target


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Recruiting at W. P. Carey

Maintaining success means adapting to changing times and changing needs. At the W. P. Carey Business Career Center, we’re committed to building lasting relationships with companies and employers. The better we can understand your needs, the better we canhelp you meet them.

We’re proud that you have chosen us as your recruiting partner. Join us on campus at ASU, where you’ll meet a generation of students ready to change the way the world does business.

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mission

The W. P. Carey School of Business educates tomorrow’s business leaders, takes an entrepreneurial approach to learning, and conducts groundbreaking research in order to create positive change on a global scale.

The W. P. Carey School of Business creates leaders who...Rethink the nature of businessEngage the worldCreate a better future

vision

A Reputation for Excellence The W. P. Carey School of Business is one of the top business schools in the country, highly ranked for academics, groundbreaking research, and student outcomes.

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Academic Programs

U.S. News & World Report* #2 #3

Online graduate programs for veterans Online graduate business programs

#4 Online MBA program for veterans

#4 Online MBA

#27 Part-time MBA

#30 Full-time MBA

#29 Undergraduate business programs

The Wall Street Journal #13 Executive MBA

#19 Recruiter preference

Financial Times #12 Online MBA, worldwide

#29 Executive MBA, worldwide (EMBA in Shanghai)

Departments

U.S. News & World Report #3 Supply Chain and Logistics, graduate

#5 Supply Chain and Logistics, undergraduate

#12 Information Systems, graduate

#18 Management Information Systems, undergraduate

#15 Management, undergraduate

#22 Entrepreneurship, graduate

#30 International Business, undergraduate

#33 Accounting, undergraduate

Public Accounting Report #21 Accounting, undergraduate

Research

Technovation #1 Research productivity, worldwide

Texas A&M Management Research Rankings #6 Management department research productivity

University of Texas at Dallas Business School Research Productivity Rankings #23 Research productivity, worldwide

#21 Research Productivity, North America

Arizona State University

U.S. News & World Report #1 Most innovative schools

Institute of International Education #8 Destinations for international students

Center for World-Class Universities at Shanghai Jiao Tong University #22 Public universities in the U.S.

*Rankings as of Sept. 2015

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Ernst & Young, LLPExxon Mobil CorporationFacebookFreeport-McMoRan Inc.Gannett LocalGEICOGeneral Dynamics CorporationGeneral Mills, Inc.General Motors CompanyGrant Thornton LLPGoDaddy Operating Company, LLCThe Goldman Sachs Group, Inc.Henkel CorporationHoneywell International Inc.IDS Technology MarketingInternational Business Machines Corporation (IBM)Insight Enterprises, Inc.Intel CorporationJPMorgan Chase & Co.Johnson & Johnson ServicesKPMG LLPL’Oréal GroupLockheed Martin CorporationMattel, Inc.Marriott International, Inc.McGladrey LLPMedtronic, Inc.MGM Resorts InternationalMicroAgeMicrosoft CorporationMobile Mini, Inc.Mondelez International, Inc.Monsanto CompanyNavigate Research Nestle USA, Inc.Nike, Inc.The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Company

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Employers Hiring W. P. Carey Students and Alumni


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2015–2016 recruitmentcalendar


W. P. Carey Undergraduate Programs

Fall SemesterAugust 20 First day of classAugust 28 Alumni and professional panelsSeptember 7 Labor DaySeptember 14 Fall SCMA Career FairSeptember 15–16 Fall SCMA Career Fair interviewsSeptember 15–17 ASU Campus-wide Fall Career and

Internship FairSeptember 21 Information sessions and

interviews beginSeptember 21 Accountancy Meet the Firms

Career FairSeptember 26 Tailgate - ASU vs. USCSeptember 28 Information Systems Career MixerSeptember 29 – October 2

Meet the Firms interviews

October 5–9 Meet the Firms interviews cont.October 5–9 Exams; limited recruitingOctober 10 Tailgate - ASU vs. ColoradoOctober 10–13 Fall BreakOctober 29 Investment Banking Industry

Scholars (IBIS) panelOctober 29 Tailgate - ASU vs. Oregon

(Thursday)November 11 Veterans DayNovember 21 Tailgate - ASU vs. ArizonaNovember 25–27 Thanksgiving BreakDecember 7–12 Exams; limited recruiting

Spring SemesterJanuary 11 Classes beginJanuary 18 Martin Luther King DayJanuary 25 Information Systems Career MixerJanuary 26 Spring SCMA Career FairJanuary 27 Spring to Success Business

Career FairJanuary 27–28 Spring SCMA Career Fair

interviewsFebruary 17–18 ASU Spring Career and

Internship FairFebruary 24 Exams; limited recruitingFebruary 29 – March 1

Exams; limited recruiting

March 6–13 Spring BreakApril 18 Requests for 2016–2017

on-campus recruiting acceptedMay 2–7 Final exams

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w. p. careystudent profile


Student EnrollmentnBusiness undergraduate students: 10,432nBusiness Honors (included in total number): 2,183nBusiness undergraduate graduating seniors: 2,098*Enrollment and graduation data for 2014–2015 academic year

Undergraduate Degree ProgramsBachelor of Science degreesnAccountancynBusiness Data AnalyticsnBusiness EntrepreneurshipnComputer Information SystemsnEconomics nEconomics/Engineering ManagementnFinancenManagementnMarketingnSupply Chain Management

Bachelor of Arts in Business concentrationsnChinese Language and CulturenCommunicationnFood Industry ManagementnGlobal AgribusinessnGlobal LeadershipnGlobal Logistics ManagementnGlobal PoliticsnHuman ResourcesnLaw nPublic Service and Public Policy

Employment StatisticsW. P. Carey School of Business graduates and interns are highly sought by regional, national, and international corporations. Because of the caliber of our students, more than 400 companies recruit business students annually for internships and full-time positions. The most recent complete yearly employment survey, conducted for the 2013 –2014 academic year, reported a mean base salary for Bachelor of Science graduates of $50,528.

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To review these surveys please visit: eoss.asu.edu/cs/employers/gradreport

Annual Salary Average by Major Hourly Internship Average by MajorAccounting $48,122 Accounting $17.37

Computer Information Systems $52,800 Computer Information Systems $15.21Economics $45,750 Economics $16.36Finance $50,035 Finance $13.67Management $44,102 Management $12.70Marketing $43,668 Marketing $13.83Supply Chain Management $57,811 Supply Chain Management $16.49BA Communication $41,459 BA Communication $12.25BA Global Leadership $49,600 BA Global Leadership $12.12BA Sustainability $47,428 BA Sustainability $14.23BA Tourism $35,667 BA Tourism $12.70


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