W. P. Carey Full-time MBA student Jeff Watkins found funding, support, and lessons in entrepreneurship to help build his venture Proper Pack at ASU.

Full-time MBA student Mel Collins (MBA ’25) brought a unique combination of experience and education to the W. P. Carey School of Business at Arizona State University.

Giving back to others is incredibly important to Full-time MBA student Catherine Phillips (MBA ’24), who came to the W. P. Carey School of Business after serving in the Peace Corps and spending two years working in third-party logistics.

W. P. Carey alumna Shale Brenner had a great undergraduate experience, but she’s found her time in the Full-time MBA program to be particularly rewarding, especially when it comes to her classmates.

Building better leaders is a focus of the Full-time MBA program at Arizona State University, and as current student Francisco Morales has learned, cultivating leadership skills happens outside the classroom as well.

As an entrepreneur, Full-time MBA student Roman Stephan understands the importance of developing leadership skills.

Current student and MBA Association co-president, Jamelyn Ebelacker, came to ASU’s W. P. Carey School of Business after spending years working abroad with the Peace Corps. The global pandemic and discovering the Carey Code led Ebelacker to change course and pursue a Full-time MBA.

International student Lionel Lau joined the Full-time MBA program at the W. P. Carey School of Business looking to develop a wide breadth of skills and take the next step in his career.

After deciding to leave his public sector job during the COVID-19 pandemic, current MBA student Kazak Khardayev was drawn to Arizona State University because of the warm, sunny weather — and the outstanding reputation of the W. P. Carey School of Business.

Alex Altman, who graduated from W. P. Carey last year before starting his Full-time MBA in the fall, shares his unique perspective on the faculty and foundations that the Full-time MBA program at Arizona State University offers.