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Nicole Rushe is a BBS Graduate, having specialised in Economics and Finance. Throughout her time at South East Technological University (SETU) she has been a class representative and has been awarded placement on the Dean's List for every year of her study.

"One of my best decisions was to alternate from Law to Business. Business came to me much more naturally and I enjoyed every minute of my study."

SETU Graduate, Nicole Rushe

An impressive track record 

SETU was an easy choice for me. I had heard many great reviews about the School of Business while I was in secondary school. Smaller class sizes, with the prospect of having a more engaging educational experience, were quite admirable. Similarly, SETU business students have an impressive record of employment following their studies. Also, studying locally allowed me to maintain two part-time jobs throughout college and partake in many charitable/extra-curricular activities.

Making the switch

Initially, No. I had originally studied Law for a year. I soon realised that it was not the industry I saw myself progressing in and very much missed some of the subjects that I had studied in School (Accounting, Business, and Math). One of my best decisions was to alternate from Law to Business. Business came to me much more naturally and I enjoyed every minute of my study.

Network

Choose a course that interests you! Take every day for what it is and remember that hard work, enthusiasm and motivation will pay off.  Network to the best of your abilities and seize any opportunities that may arise from SETU.

Highlights

Undoubtedly, it has been the people that I have met along the way. My college experience would not have been the same without my new and existing friends, as well as my attentive lecturers.

Placement

Work placement was an invaluable experience. You are given a large part of the year to gain essential workplace skills and harness your professionalism, as well as put your learnings to the test. I have also made some wonderful professional connections from work placement.