Jack Logsdon (MACC '24) came to W. P. Carey to study accounting during his undergraduate years, and enjoyed his time at the school so much, he decided to continue his studies with the Master of Accountancy and Data Analytics (MACC).

Adam Ray (MS-FIN '25) chose to stay at W. P. Carey after completing his bachelor's in finance to pursue the Master of Science in Finance (MS-FIN). It was an opportunity to grow skills and as a person.

Everson Wimer (MACC '24) chose to pursue accounting because he wanted to understand the language of the business world. After earning a bachelor's degree in accountancy at W. P.

W. P. Carey alum and retired NFL player Billy Cundiff (MBA '09, MRED '16) shares his journey from football to real estate.

Sometimes, students leave the W. P. Carey School with more than a top-rated education — they find a life partner, too.

Kenzie (Taylor) Hamstra (BS Marketing/Management '23) and Jonah Hamstra (BS Business Data Analytics/Finance/Supply Chain Management '22) met as undergraduates at ASU and tied the knot last summer.

As a former member of the U.S. military and firefighter turned entrepreneur and business consultant, Daniel Valdez (MBA '21) knows how much determination and hard work play into success.

As the director of edge network infrastructure at the tech giant behind Facebook, alumnus uses artificial intelligence to increase efficiency and connect with his community.

After earning a bachelor's degree, graduates have many options in front of them. Some may choose to enter the workforce right away. Others, like W. P. Carey alum Tate Dale (BS Accountancy '23, MACC '24), instead choose to continue their education and gain deeper knowledge in a targeted field.

Some entrepreneurs are motivated by an idea for a product or service. Others, like Heather Shipp (BS Supply Chain Management '15, MBA '22), are driven by a desire to make a difference in the world.