The most daunting question on a college application is, “Why us?” Why Fordham University? No one can provide an answer to this question quite like Alexandra Parsons, GSB ’25, whose years at Fordham have been nothing but fulfilling, although bittersweet. Parsons, a public accounting major on the path to CPA eligibility, has fully embraced their years at Fordham, leaving an undeniable mark both on campus and on those around them. With an impressive list of leadership roles and achievements, they’ve woven themselves into the very fabric of Fordham’s community — and they wouldn’t have it any other way.
Parsons’ journey at Fordham began back in 2021 when they set a personal goal to put themselves out there as much as possible. They’ve far surpassed this ambition, involving themselves in leadership positions in a variety of clubs and organizations on campus that highlight their dedication to personal growth, as well as building on the community at Fordham. “Throughout my time at Fordham, I have had the opportunity to involve myself in so many amazing clubs and organizations, through which I have met some of my best friends,” Parsons stated.
Among their many roles, Parsons serves as the president of the Fordham Hellenic Society, which allows them to not only foster a deeper connection with their heritage but also provide an environment for other students to learn more about Greek culture while simultaneously uniting students of the same heritage. Parsons also h.
