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Where They’re Headed: Class of 2025

Where the Class of 2025 is headed and how Drew University helped them get there

May 2025 – As the academic year ends, the futures of the Drew University Class of 2025 are beginning.

Read on to learn where some of Drew’s outstanding students are heading after graduating, and how their time at Drew helped them reach their goals.

Jacqualine Chipongo T’25

Master of Divinity, United Methodist Ministry

Jacqualine Chipongo T'25

Jacqualine Chipongo T’25

Continuing on as: Associate Pastor, Park United Methodist Church, Bloomfield, NJ

On her time at Drew: “My experience at Drew Theological School has been a transformative journey of growth, community, and faith, where I found a supportive and vibrant environment that challenged me to embrace discomfort, deepen my understanding, and discover my voice within a diverse and caring academic family.”

Sajjad Nazari C’25

Biochemistry & Molecular Biology major, Pre-Med pathway

Sajjad Nazari C'25

Sajjad Nazari C’25

Where he’s headed: Continuing his path to medicine as an EMT with Atlantic Ambulance and a volunteer EMT in Parsippany, NJ. He plans to enter medical school in fall 2026.

On his time at Drew: “I was offered many opportunities through Drew University that allowed me to progress towards my career goals and make new experiences on the way. The strong connections I was able to make with my peers and instructors here at Drew University played a large role in making this possible.”

Holly Clare C’25

Business major, Accounting minor

Holly Clare C'25

Holly Clare C’25

Where she’s headed: After a successful summer internship, Holly secured a full-time position as an Operations Analyst at Jefferies, an investment bank and financial services company in NYC.

On her time at Drew: “Drew University helped me land my job at Jefferies by helping me branch out and work on my networking skills. It also gave me the opportunity to partake in clubs and become a true leader!”

Daniella Rosero C’24

Political Science and Spanish double major

Daniella Rosero C'24

Daniella Rosero C’24

Where she’s working: Daniella began working as a file clerk at the McGivney, Kluger, Clark, & Intoccia P.C. national civil defense law firm in fall 2024, when she also graduated a semester early.

On her time at Drew: “Drew’s professors played an integral role in providing me with the necessary tools to get to where I am now. Professors in the Political Science and Spanish departments encouraged me to think critically and beyond the surface level in my research skills. Their desire to assist students both inside and outside of the classroom prepared me to implement my communication, writing, and speaking skills.”

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