Mastering the Job Interview Process: A Guide for Data Science and Analytics Students 

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The most nerve-racking part of securing a job offer is the job interview process. After spending an entire year mastering technical concepts, building projects, and gaining hands-on experience, it all culminates in the crucial moments sitting across from potential employers. Whether you are applying for full-time roles or rotational programs, Continue reading Mastering the Job Interview Process: A Guide for Data Science and Analytics Students 

Interview with Lizzie Mabe

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Lizzie Mabe is a data scientist at Well, a health tech company that uses AI to help users track their health and build healthy habits. She is also an IAA graduate (class of 2024) whom I’ve had the opportunity to connect with last December during mock interviews. Olivia: What do Continue reading Interview with Lizzie Mabe

Building My Own Stock Portfolio Tracker

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Like many graduate students, I spend a lot of time juggling coursework, projects, and side interests in my everyday life. One of my interests outside the classroom is investing in the stock market. Over the past few years, I have realized that investing is not just about getting the highest Continue reading Building My Own Stock Portfolio Tracker

From Complexity to Community: The Data Behind Board Game Greatness

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What Makes a Board Game Great?  As a passionate board game enthusiast, I often wonder what truly makes a board game exceptional. Using comprehensive data from BoardGameGeek (BGG), the premier platform for board game ratings and reviews, I explored the numbers to uncover the key drivers behind top-rated games. Three Continue reading From Complexity to Community: The Data Behind Board Game Greatness