Maryland High School Graduate Finds Road To Wall Street at Rutgers University

Charlie Dwyer

NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ — Eric Yao, a former high school student from Rockville, Maryland, found his path to success through Rutgers Business School’s Road to Wall Street Program. This program, integral to his academic journey, provided Yao with practical business insights and pivotal career opportunities.

Yao’s engagement in the program not only equipped him with a deep understanding of business and finance but also bolstered his confidence and skills, leading to internships in wealth management. Post-graduation in 2023, these experiences translated into a full-time position as an analyst at a venture capital firm.

Rutgers Business School’s Road to Success programs, including Road to Wall Street, stand out for offering students opportunities to connect with a vast alumni network across various industries. This access to mentors, career coaching, and internships at top companies is a hallmark of these programs, contributing to the school’s reputation for academic excellence and strong employment outcomes.


The Road to Wall Street program, in particular, boasts a 100 percent placement rate for its graduates in full-time jobs, underscoring its effectiveness in preparing students for careers in finance and business. With a focus on mentorship, technical knowledge, and industry access, the program has successfully guided many students to prestigious roles and accolades, including recognition in Poets & Quants’ “Best & Brightest” business undergraduates list.

In its 11th year, Road to Wall Street exemplifies Rutgers Business School’s commitment to shaping industry-leading professionals through comprehensive, real-world education.

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