For Bronsin Buck, figuring numbers has always come easy. At ONU, he built upon his skills with a double major in finance and accounting.
Bronsin, who attended Pendleton Heights High School in Pendleton, Ind., wanted to attend a University that offered personalized attention from professors. ONU fit the bill.
“In high school, I had great relationships with all my teachers, and that really helped me. I got the same experience at ONU where the professors actually care about you and will have conversations with you any time about any topic, not just your coursework.”
His business professors made connections for him, including helping him land a summer internship at Edward Jones. “Many professors have worked in the field of business for most of their careers, and this really helps because they share those experiences with us,” he says.
While a student, he was involved in many organizations, including the Sigma Pi fraternity; Student Senate; the Dicke College Dean’s Advisory Council; Traffic Appeals Board; and Brother 2 Brother.
Being involved in Greek Life, he says, resulted in deep friendships and lots of fun. “The brothers are a lot like a family, and there was always something to do with the guys. I liked hanging out with them the most, and we did a lot of good for the community.”
In his free time, he enjoyed playing basketball and video games, reflecting on Bible verses, and cooking. He found a perfect spot at ONU for each of those pastimes.
“I felt at home when I was at ONU,” he says, “and this was important to me. At ONU, your fellow classmates push you to be better, and your professors make sure you understand the content and don’t fall behind. The community at ONU is simply unmatched.”