Polling ND's first women business majors
Alumnae reflect on their experiences and career paths in a recent email poll, revealing that a majority pursued business degrees and 85% have engaged in business careers. Women reported significant progress in opportunities within the field, yet challenges like work/life balance and pay inequality persist. Personal anecdotes highlight a diverse range of motivations behind attending Notre Dame, showcasing how family connections and personal choices influenced their educational journeys.
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