Attending a college is crucial to be successful as more young Americans continues with their bachelor degree. Potential employers require unique skills in today’s job market, and obtaining a college degree is a must to be competitive in the labor force. Deciding on a major study was not a simple task. With numerous of degree programs and job out there, making a final decision came along with deep thinking. Health care is a big topic in the United States whether it is politics or daily news. The
works in an organization, sometimes without pay, in order to gain work experience or satisfy requirements for a qualification. An internship can benefit teenagers in both short and long term. Internships helps teenagers further understand their goals for college. While most teenager’s are under qualified for professional jobs before college, an internship can bring a teenager into a company and provide them with professional experience. Beginning to build a resume in high school sets teenager’s apart
Being that student affairs is still somewhat new to me, only having experience as a student and student worker, I was really excited to begin reading and learning more about student affairs. Out of the first three chapters, the chapter that I found the most interesting was chapter three about the student enrollment patterns. Having been a transfer student myself, it was interesting to me to learn how there is a variety of types and classifications of enrollment patterns emerging such as reverse
2015 Practitioner Interview Synopsis Paper As one of the 18 schools and colleges at Temple University, the College of Science and Technology (CST) serves over 4,000 students and strives to offer the best services for their academic achievements. These services include, but are not limited to, peer advising, student professional development, one-on-one mentoring program, Math and Science tutoring, and professional students clubs and organizations. In addition to providing these services to students
in which I will reflect on my personal and professional growth during my program of study at the University of Phoenix. Part one will reflect upon were I was in my personal and professional life when I started the University of Phoenix program. Part two will evaluate the growth my experienced during my University of Phoenix program of study. Part three will analyze the impact of completing the University of Phoenix bachelor's program on my current and future professional goals? Part One After high
and myself. During my undergraduate career I had the pleasure of working with a variety of advisors and mentors who saw something in me that I, at the time, had not discovered within myself. I was often challenged to push myself a little farther and a little harder in order to accomplish goals that I had struggled to set for myself. Once I discovered that student affairs was a profession I knew I wanted to pursue opportunities that would allow me to help shape student experiences in the same way mine
that I think many of us college students can relate to very well. College underclassmen are at a very awkward age, we are still too young to decide what we want to do for the rest of our live, yet we are old enough to have to do it. I can surely bet on the fact that some of my peers and even myself are doubtful about our future and the question “Where do you see yourself in ten years?”, is the scariest of all. Indeed, choosing a job and developing a career are what college students will spend two
position is extremely significant for all athletic teams in amateur, college, and professional leagues. Getting a job within the sports field is highly competitive, but their are more opportunities now than ever before. I have always wanted to work within sports because of my passion for fitness and athletics. My major was first Fitness and Health Promotions before I transferred to the University of Alabama, but I decided to change my major to public relations so I could work within the business aspect
of career colleges, vocational schools that now offer bachelor 's degree programs targeted toward working adults like myself. People frequently enroll in career colleges to acquire new skills or enhance their knowledge. Career colleges offer vocational training programs, such as nursing, beauty, auto repair, electronics, and engineering. Through my research I found that increasing numbers of working professionals are enrolling in school to learn the skills necessary to earn a college degree or take
My journey to become a registered dietitian has been longer and maybe more complex than the average college students. As a first-generation college student I was faced with many challenges that to this day have shaped me in a unique way as a dietitian. During this year of my internship, I want to be able to reflect on my own growth, strengths and weaknesses and be open to feedback to improve as a dietitian. Strengths As a future dietitian, I can see in myself that I am passionate to work with he