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student in this program. During the summer of that year, he was
employed for 10 weeks by Latona Associates, a private equity
firm, where he worked on acquisition strategies and performed
valuations of companies. Petitioner received academic credit for
this employment. The courses which petitioner completed as part
of the M.B.A. program covered areas including economics,
management, finance, accounting, technology and computer
networks, marketing, telecommunications, “eCommerce”,
investments, investment banking, and mergers and acquisitions.
While enrolled in the M.B.A. program, petitioner received an
offer from the Andersen Consulting office in New York for
employment as a manager in the strategy competency group. At
Andersen, a manager is two titles above that of petitioner’s
former position as a consultant. Petitioner declined this offer,
accepting instead a position as an associate with the investment
banking division of Morgan Stanley. This latter position was
offered to petitioner in 2000, contingent upon petitioner’s
completion of the M.B.A. degree program at MIT. Petitioner
received a signing bonus during the year 2000 from Morgan
Stanley. After completing his degree in June 2001, petitioner
began working at Morgan Stanley the following August. When
petitioner began working at Morgan Stanley, he assisted clients
with acquiring secured financing. Petitioner has remained
employed at Morgan Stanley as an investment banker.
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