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Angilee Blake

Rider Results

Practical experience. Performance excellence. Professional success.

Since 1865, 91�� has prepared generations of professionals to lead with purpose. Today, 160 years later, we continue that legacy by delivering more than a degree. We offer transformative experiences that shape who you are and where you’re headed. Through rigorous academics, real-world learning, and strong corporate partnerships, our students gain the skills, confidence, and direction to succeed.

Career Preparation That Changes Lives

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Rider students follow a personalized path that combines academic excellence, experiential learning opportunities and dedicated career support. According to our latest First Destination Report, 90% of bachelor’s degree recipients were employed, pursuing graduate studies, volunteering, or serving in the military within one year of graduation. That’s 9 out of 10 students, transformed by a Rider education and already making their mark.

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Student success

Hear from Angilee Blake '25, Ethan Elkin-Handelman '25, and Allison Stewart '25 as they share their stories.

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Where Our Graduates Go

The impact of a Rider education is visible in the paths our graduates take, across industries and around the world. Here are just a few of their recent destinations.

Graduate Schools

Brown University, Boston University, The George Washington University, Georgetown University, Harvard University, Princeton University, NYU, UNC-Chapel Hill, Virginia Tech, Yale, University of Pennsylvania, Villanova

Employers

Apple, Bristol Myers Squibb, Capital Health, Deloitte, ESPN, ExxonMobil, L'Oreal Paris, Rolling Stone, Johnson & Johnson, West Windsor-Plainsboro Regional School District, Sony Music, Vice

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In the News

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EY US to be inducted into 91��’s Norm Brodsky College of Business Hall of Fame

Firm named 2026 corporate inductee for sustained commitment to students and faculty

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Rider alumnus honored at State of the Union address on Feb. 24

Scott Ruskan '21 awarded Legion of Merit medal

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Rider’s 2026 business Hall of Fame inductees announced

Honorees’ expertise spans finance, accounting, entrepreneurship, operations

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Alumni Stories

Our alumni network is full of bold thinkers, compassionate leaders, and changemakers — all transformed by their time at Rider.

Allison Stewart poses for picture on campus

Alumni Rider Story

Allison Stewart ’25

Master of Engineering and MBA candidate at Cornell University

Angilee Blake

Alumni Rider Story

Angilee Blake ’25

IT finance analyst

Clinton Asante-Addo ’24

Alumni Rider Story

Clinton Asante-Addo '24

NY Giants intern to NY Mets associate

Kaylee Ettinger holding Emmy Award

Alumni Rider Story

Kaylee Ettinger '22

Emmy-winning graphics producer

Karla Lopez-Rosa

Alumni Rider Story

Karla Lopez-Rosa '23

Constituent service representative, Office of Congresswoman Bonnie Watson Coleman

Student Rider Story

Bri Barone '23

Bachelor of Arts in Secondary Education and English

“At Rider, I found my home, my family and a chance for new beginnings to a bright future.”

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Student Rider Story

Sam Haines '23

Bachelor of Science in Computer Science

"Rider taught me to feel confident in asking questions. The faculty care about your success and will guide you in the right direction."

Student Rider Story

Stanford Knox '23

Bachelor of Arts in Communication Studies, Master of Business Administration (anticipated 2025)

“Rider is a great University for those wanting to further their education in liberal arts.”

Victoria Burd

Alumni Rider Story

Victoria Burd '22

Bachelor of Arts in Secondary Education and History

“My Rider experience has helped me recognize the importance of being a lifelong learner, of continuing to create, wonder and inquire about the world around me.”