Finance • Technology • Student Leadership

Maria
Mediannikova

Student | Programmer | Financial Literacy Advocate | Student Leader

Maria Mediannikova
Student • Founder • Ambassador
At a glance

Finance, technology, education, and leadership.

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Finance

College-level coursework in finance, accounting, taxation, business, and financial mathematics.

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Technology

Programming experience with Python, C++, Java, HTML, and CSS.

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Leadership

Founder & President of the Financial Literacy Club and active student ambassador.

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Education

High school studies alongside college-level work in finance, data science, and business.

Featured work

Projects that connect learning with real-world questions.

Student Entrepreneurship

Competitions & Innovation

Explore Maria's participation in student innovation and entrepreneurship competitions through AltRisk Academy.

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Academic journey

Learning across finance, data, and programming.

Maria's current academic path combines a programming specialization at Keefe Regional Technical School with college-level studies at Bristol Community College, Massasoit Community College, and UMass Amherst.

Keefe Regional Technical School

Programming specialization; cybersecurity, Python, C++, and AP Statistics.

Bristol Community College

Financial management studies including accounting, business law, taxation, and marketing.

Massasoit Community College

Data science and computer science coursework including programming, statistics, and calculus.

UMass Amherst

Finance-focused college-level studies with economics and quantitative coursework.

Leadership & community

Building opportunities for other students.

Financial Literacy Club

Founder & President; weekly meetings, financial education, and guest speakers.

Governor's Youth Climate Council

Finance and data-driven perspective on climate resilience and clean-energy transition topics.

Student Ambassador Roles

McAuliffe Center and Keefe student outreach and career-awareness work.

Current focus

Learning today. Building for tomorrow.

Financial risk analysis, alternative investments, Python for financial applications, financial literacy education, student leadership, and college-level finance and data coursework.