"Kelley graduates are incredibly supportive of the students. This perpetual care is one of the reasons Kelley is so strong in the business world." says Guinivan, a business analyst at McKinsey & Company.

"It's so rewarding to see my students become good human beings who are contributing to the world," Hite says. "To think that I might have been a part of that is just awesome."

"I knew I wanted to advance my career but there was a huge gap of where I was and where I wanted to be," explains Yu. "I was trained as a surgeon. I never took any finance, accounting or economics classes in high school or college in my life before Kelley."

"There is no one at any school in the country like David Haeberle. No one works as hard at preparing students for Wall Street. Beyond his unique understanding of Wall Street, his personal involvement adds so much to the program."

"Even as an intern, you're in meetings hearing senior bankers talk about strategies for how we're advising a company that's trying to make an acquisition," Warren says. "I just love getting exposure to that."

"To me, to be a CFO you need three things: leadership, passion, and intellectual horsepower," says Kim. "The Kelley School helped build those traits in me."