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Air Force Veteran Uses WSU Online MBA to Build Business Supporting Veterans
After serving two years in the U.S. Air Force as a cryptologic linguist, Autumn Olsen pursued a bachelor’s degree in psychology before enrolling in Washington State University Global Campus’s online MBA program.
Searching for a meaningful career after leaving the military, Olsen credits the MBA with providing the business knowledge, skills, and confidence to pursue entrepreneurship. His experience also helped him recognize a passion for supporting fellow veterans as they transition to civilian life and pursue their goals.
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- How an Online MBA Opened New Doors for a Working Mother After nearly a decade away from school, WSU Global Campus MBA student Megan Brickley returned to pursue new career opportunities. Discover how the flexibility of online learning has helped her balance work, motherhood, and graduate studies while applying her education to a new role in finance and exploring what’s next for her career.
- Turning Personal Loss into Purpose: An Online Student’s Journey into Mental Health After losing her mother at a young age, WSU Global Campus student Chanelle Stellwagen turned personal loss into a passion for supporting youth mental health. Now preparing to graduate with a degree in social sciences, the first-generation student is using her education, professional experience, and undergraduate research to make a difference in her community.
- From Kenya to WSU: A Mother’s Journey as a First-Generation College Student After moving from Kenya to the United States, Caroline Njeri Moore navigated a new education system while raising three children and pursuing her college degree. Now preparing to graduate from WSU Global Campus with a bachelor’s degree in psychology, the first-generation student hopes to use her education to support immigrant families and advance mental health care.


