In the Spring 2011, Paris School of Business honored students who achieved a grade point average of 3.5 and above. Read below to learn more about the unique stories and future goals of our students who come from all over the world.
Dana Povolachi was born in Chisinau, Moldova.
She started her studies at Paris School of Business in January 2009. She was always hard-working and this resulted in her continuous high GPA, by being always on the Honors List.
Her interests were reflected in the extra-curricular activities that she undertook, namely the Press and drama Club.
Her perseverance led to the fact that she was elected as the President of the Student Associations, the position that she held during 3 semesters, until her graduation. Due to this she obtained the Distinguished Certificate of Leadership for the 6 active semesters in the Association life.
Her future projects are to undertake a Master degree in Marketing Strategies and Communication and later integrate in an International Company, where she would continue to enrich her business and cultural knowledge (She speaks English, French, Russian and Rumanian).
We would like to congratulate Dana for this accomplishment.
Dana Povolachi was born in Chisinau, Moldova.
She started her studies at Paris School of Business in January 2009. She was always hard-working and this resulted in her continuous high GPA, by being always on the Honors List.
Her interests were reflected in the extra-curricular activities that she undertook, namely the Press and drama Club.
Her perseverance led to the fact that she was elected as the President of the Student Associations, the position that she held during 3 semesters, until her graduation. Due to this she obtained the Distinguished Certificate of Leadership for the 6 active semesters in the Association life.
Her future projects are to undertake a Master degree in Marketing Strategies and Communication and later integrate in an International Company, where she would continue to enrich her business and cultural knowledge (She speaks English, French, Russian and Rumanian).
We would like to congratulate Dana for this accomplishment.
