Highlights of Umberto’s Story
In this video, Umberto Rosi, a recent graduate from Italy, shares his experience at PBA and how the university’s supportive community, strong Christian culture, and business opportunities helped shape his future. Drawn by the location and facilities, he found a place where faculty genuinely cared and where he was encouraged to pursue his entrepreneurial goals.
Highlights of Umberto’s Story
Umberto Rosi came to Palm Beach Atlantic University from Italy, initially drawn by its location and impressive campus facilities. However, what truly made an impact was the people. From the moment he arrived, he experienced a level of care and support from faculty and staff that helped him feel welcomed and confident about his future.
As an International Business major at PBA, Umberto found an environment that encouraged growth both professionally and personally. At the Rinker College of Business, professors invested in him from the very beginning, helping him navigate his transition to life in the United States and supporting his academic journey.
What stood out most to Umberto was the Christian culture at PBA. He describes it as something unique—an environment where faith is lived out daily and where students are encouraged to grow not only in knowledge, but also in character.
His time at PBA transformed his life in a positive way. Through community, mentorship, and opportunity, Umberto discovered a passion for entrepreneurship and building something meaningful. He believes PBA provides the ideal foundation for students who want to create, lead, and pursue their God-Sized dreams.
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The Rinker College of Business provides a highly-respected, proven learning experience for students looking to make their mark on today’s global economy. Our programs incorporate essential business concepts with the added dimension of a Christian worldview, which provides an elevated level of preparation and produces graduates who are sought after for their knowledge, skills and principled decision-making.
Brian K. Strow, PhD
Dean and Professor of Economics
Marshall E. Rinker, Sr. College of Business