After graduating from NJIT in 2007, Angelie Mascarinas won a full scholarship to attend UMDNJ’s New Jersey Medical School.  She’s now in her third year of medical school, where... read more!

 When he was a young boy, Serge Demerjian loved to build. He’d spend endless afternoons playing with Legos, building them up, then tearing them down. Ever since he could remember, he... read more!

Alwin Ventura loves his job: He works as an associate producer for a video-game company -- Skyzone Entertainment -- that specializes in making video games for cell phones.  He’s worked... read more!

Just one week after graduating from NJIT, Jonathan Lansey (2008) was invited to give a talk at Google’s Manhattan office. While an NJIT student, Lansey studied the probabilities of... read more!

When he was a boy, Saurabh Abrol (2002) worked in his father’s liquor store.  But when he wasn’t at the store, and wasn’t in school, he liked to play with his computer.... read more!

Ken Chin (1974) helped design a computer chip for two immensely popular video games: Xbox 360 and Playstation 3. Chin works as a research engineer at IBM’s Watson Center.  He was... read more!

Jason Chin (2007) graduated less than a year ago from NJIT, but he already has a job that most video-game-loving college students would kill for:  He works as a quality assurance tester for... read more!

Haila Hudson (1988) is a pioneer in the fields of construction and professional engineering. She was one of the first women in New Jersey to become a licensed electrician, and one of the first... read more!

Rumana Mallick graduated just last year -- 2007 -- but she already works as a technical analyst for Smith Barney, the leading brokerage firm, which is grooming her to be an executive. It’s... read more!

Karisa Solt began taking classes here when she was 14. The following year, she enrolled as a full-time student. And three years later, at 18, she became the youngest student ever to graduate from... read more!