I chose UC Davis for its fantastic San Francisco location, which aligns with my interests in the tech industry and entrepreneurship. The year-long practicum project offers immersive, hands-on opportunities to apply the skills and knowledge gained in class.
Hosted by the Net Impact Club
Join us for a special Ceres Food Film Festival screening at the RMI Sensory Theater at UC Davis.
For Undergraduate Students
Peer advisors are current UC Davis students who are well-informed about a variety of advising topics and serve as a valuable resource in the Business Advising Office. Business major students, accounting minor and technology management minor students, and students seeking to declare the business major can meet with peer advisors on a drop-in basis to learn more about:
Peer advising is available at the following times. To meet with a peer advisor, please come to the front desk of Gallagher Hall.
Hazel Villapando is a third-year student majoring in managerial economics and double minoring in accounting and technology management. In addition to being a business peer advisor, she serves on the board of the Pilipinx in Business and Law Club and volunteers with the Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program at UC Davis. In the future, Villapando plans to become an accountant and pursue her CPA license. In her free time, she enjoys reading, going out to eat and crocheting.
Makenzie Chin is a fourth-year student majoring in managerial economics and minoring in accounting. In addition to being a business peer advisor, she serves as administrative director of Davis Women in Business and is a member of the Davis Accounting Society. In her free time, Chin enjoys exploring new restaurants, spending time with friends and watching movies and shows.
Jaylen Sekhon is a third-year student majoring in managerial economics with a business economics emphasis and minoring in accounting at UC Davis. In addition to being a business peer advisor, he enjoys spending his free time hiking and playing intramural sports such as soccer and basketball. After graduating from UC Davis, he plans to begin a full-time position in accounting while working toward his CPA license.
Hosted by GSM Student Association
After a full day of classes, come hang out with your Sacramento cohorts, whether you’re a first-year, second-year or gearing up to graduate. This is a chance to connect, decompress and spend time with peers across the program. Hosted by the Sacramento GSM Student Association at SacYard Community Tap House, we’ll have small bites, good drinks and plenty of space to catch up. We hope you’ll join us and help make this a relaxed, welcoming space for Sacramento students to connect.
Meet the UC Davis Graduate School of Management at the Prospanica Virtual Conference & Career Expo—a day of networking, professional development and recruiting. Join our admissions team to learn about our MBA and business master’s programs, scholarships, application tips, and how a UC Davis degree can accelerate your career.
UC Davis Bay Area MBA Lecturer Jim Wunderman
Bay Area Council President and CEO Jim Wunderman, a longtime UC Davis Graduate School of Management lecturer, will lead public affairs for California Forever, a billionaire-backed firm that’s aiming to build a modern metropolis in Solano County.
I chose UC Davis for its strong name recognition, collaborative community and great flexibility. Recommendations from friends also played a role in my decision, as I wanted to further my education and continue growing personally and professionally.
As a first-generation daughter of immigrant farm workers, I believe UC Davis offers the ideal balance between professional development and a strong sense of community. I strive not only to succeed but to truly blossom, supported by an administration that demonstrates genuine care, compassion and leadership.
I chose UC Davis because of the cohort aspect of the experience. I wanted to challenge myself to complete a rigorous program but did not want to feel alone along the way. It is comforting knowing that I have a few dozen peers who will be with me on this journey for the next two and a half years.
I am also passionate about improving healthcare, and UC Davis gives me the opportunity to network with other healthcare professionals to expand my knowledge on the topic from different angles.
Up to $50,000 Employee Scholarship
Whether you pursue the Master of Business Administration (MBA) or the Master of Management (MM), both programs lead to a prestigious UC Davis management degree, delivered by world-class faculty and supported by a powerful alumni network.
Virtual Weekday and In-Person Saturday Classes: Core classes meet virtually for an average of four hours every two weeks per class and in-person every other Saturday at Aggie Square in Sacramento.