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Amanda Montes - student story- testimonials | IE University

Amanda Montes

About me

I was born and raised in Madrid, and have always wanted to study my university degree in Spain. I attended an international high school, which ultimately led me to IE University. In my free time, I love playing tennis and now represent IE University when I play competitively. I also have an abundant social life. In fact, people often ask me how I manage to do all the things I do, which has made me realize how much I’ve grown personally and mentally during my years at IE University.

Amanda Montes
Undergraduate student
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Bachelor in Business Administration
Amanda Montes - student story- testimonials | IE University

"At IE University we have a great sports program, but I believe that with time we can be even better and stand out for our sports element, too."

Amanda Montes

From the tennis court to the classroom: finding her flow

Amanda is currently in her second year of the Bachelor in Business Administration. IE University was her first and only choice for a variety of reasons. Not least was the fact that she wanted to study in Spain, but she also wanted a similar international atmosphere to the one she’d grown up studying in. As she’s always had an entrepreneurial mindset, Amanda knew she wanted to be a businesswoman, making the Bachelor in Business Administration the perfect program for her in pursuit of her goals.

From her very first day at IE University, Amanda felt positive that she made the right choice. Highlighting the facilities and the campus overall, she feels that the available opportunities for both her social and academic life allow her to grow both personally and professionally. Specifically, she loves how everyone she meets is not only warm and open, but comes from a unique background or culture. In terms of her studies, the professors really push her to learn and implement innovative ideas. Amanda asserts that they provide an unmatched education, with an international approach that she believes drives global opportunities in future.

When Amanda isn’t studying, she is likely playing tennis, which she first got into when she was only five years old. After watching her brother at practice just once, she was hooked. As she started training, Amanda realized that not only did she love playing tennis, she was good at it. So, she began to compete—and win. Her first and only coach, who she’s been training with for 14 years, now owns the club where she trains outside of school. As her uncle also owns a club, Amanda is almost always with a racket in hand.

Amanda is currently in her second year of the Bachelor in Business Administration. IE University was her first and only choice for a variety of reasons. Not least was the fact that she wanted to study in Spain, but she also wanted a similar international atmosphere to the one she’d grown up studying in. As she’s always had an entrepreneurial mindset, Amanda knew she wanted to be a businesswoman, making the Bachelor in Business Administration the perfect program for her in pursuit of her goals.

From her very first day at IE University, Amanda felt positive that she made the right choice. Highlighting the facilities and the campus overall, she feels that the available opportunities for both her social and academic life allow her to grow both personally and professionally. Specifically, she loves how everyone she meets is not only warm and open, but comes from a unique background or culture. In terms of her studies, the professors really push her to learn and implement innovative ideas. Amanda asserts that they provide an unmatched education, with an international approach that she believes drives global opportunities in future.

When Amanda isn’t studying, she is likely playing tennis, which she first got into when she was only five years old. After watching her brother at practice just once, she was hooked. As she started training, Amanda realized that not only did she love playing tennis, she was good at it. So, she began to compete—and win. Her first and only coach, who she’s been training with for 14 years, now owns the club where she trains outside of school. As her uncle also owns a club, Amanda is almost always with a racket in hand.

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