My Career, My Career Interest, and the Value of a College Education

I will discuss what the value of a college education means to me. A higher education will give me many physical benefits such as economic stability, a better quality of life for my family, more career choices, better job security, set a good example for my children at the same time, a college education will also give me many intangible benefits such as boosting my self-confidence, helping me to learn specialized knowledge, thinking critically, bringing me in contact with different people, learning better communication skill and being part of a team. It is something that will serve me well throughout my career and life. So, what is the value of college education to me? After I sat down and took some time to carefully consider what a college

Some of the most incredible advancements the human race have made have been in the past century. We have sent men to the moon, improved communication systems, and made the largest technological advancements since the invention of the wheel. In 1946, the first official computer, named ENIAC, was made. It weighed 100,000 pounds, and all it was used for were various calculations. That was only 69 years ago, but now computers can be found everywhere in developed nations. In less than one decade, we have progressed from a 100,000 pound computer to handheld computers that weigh less a pound and can be used for numerous different tasks. It is crazy to think that the simple luxuries that our generation have become accustom to were not normal for our parents or grandparents. An increase in education is the reason we have been able to progress in such an accelerated way. The value of a college education lies in its ability to allow individuals to grow academically, by expanding their knowledge of various subjects, and socially, by being exposed to many different characters and beliefs. These skills ensure that they will have a better future because they will be advancing faster than those who chose other paths. A four year college education, although not for everyone, can push young adults in the right direction.

Scientific management or "Taylorism" is an approach to job design, developed by Frederick Taylor (1856-1915) during the Second World War. With the industrial revolution came a fast growing pool of people, seeking jobs, that required a new approach of management. Scientific management was the first management theory, applied internationally. It believes in the rational use of resources for utmost output, hence motivating workers to earn more money. Taylor believed that the incompetence of managers was the major obstacle on the way of productivity increase of human labour. Consequently, this idea led to the need of change of management principles. On the base of research, involving analysing controlled experiments under various working

Through college you learn many skills that will help you in your career. One reason I want to go to college is that more jobs are available after completing college. Many employers look for a college diploma on a résumé when hiring. I want my future job to interest me and this will help. With more options I can get a job that pays good and interests me. This way I will enjoy going to work everyday. I also need good pay so that I can get the things I need. Of course this all will help provide for myself. For example, food is an obvious priority. Also, I need clothing and a home. Overall college is a great way to prepare for a job, provide for my everyday needs and get a career that interests me.

A decision that will last a lifetime my parents had to make was a name between Alexis and Malori. I was four days away from being Alexis. I am Malori Kristine VonTobel and active within the school. I participate in Sunshine Society, Student Council, Pep Club, Knitting Club, Drama Club, volleyball, cheerleading, and swimming. Being this active and still having time to complete my senior project shows how determined I am with anything I do.

My three college choices are University of Florida, University of Seattle and Ohio University. Each of these colleges have good qualities for my careers. I’m not very sure what exactly I want to have a career in. Two of my main choices are veterinarian or child care. Some of my concerns are the distance, cost of tuition, the quality of the program, and the recreation at the colleges.

Currently I am what some would call a receptionist, but at MD Anderson Cancer Center, my title is Senior Secretary. I am responsible for handling the front desk operations. I receive all the incoming calls for the administrative office. I take messages (paper and e-mail), distribute messages, page staff members when appropriate and assist callers in reaching the appropriate department when necessary. I greet, screen, and announce visitors and guests and direct them to the appropriate areas.

Now days, many tenagers and adults have a common question in mind “Should or shouldn't I go to college and get my college degree?”. People are constantly having this debate amongst themselves knowing that getting a college degree can be very beneficial and help them get a suitable job . Still they are aware that many people who don’t get a college degree can find a suitable and well paid job.We all know that the process of a getting a college degree can be very time consuming and can be very costly.We also know that by going to college we will gain educational experience/ knowledge and a preview of what our career involves. Still, the people who choose not to go to college can obtain valuable experience (hands on) in their career they want to pursuit, and over time they will also find a suitable job.

Walking into the future without a plan is like trying to write a novel without pen and paper. It is important to equip ourselves with the proper tools and materials needed to make a productive future and successful life. We must also have the will to put our plans into action. A plan without action is simply a thought. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, “Athletic training encompasses the prevention, examination, diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation of emergent, acute, or chronic injuries and medical conditions.” I chose this career because I have been a student athletic training aide at Harrah High School for the past three years. It is important to understand the education or training requirements,

I am Enzo McNutt. I was born in Bellevue, WA on November 30, 1999. I am a fairly smart guy who believes in Christianity; though I grew up going to Catholic churches with my neighbors. While growing up, I lived in Renton, WA with my father and grandparents. My mom lived in Seattle and I saw her part of the week. That was back like ten years ago when I was a very young boy. Now, I live with my mom and dad an equal amount of time. I have one dog at my dad’s house and two at my mom’s. I enjoy going to school, quading, graphic design, and I am also learning how to type code. I do well in school, especially in Math, Spanish, and Art, but I have a hard time keeping all focus while doing homework. Knowing this, I always strive to do my best and push through my struggles while trying to do my homework. It has always been a goal of mine to get a 4.0 GPA. This first semester I had a 3.6, so the goal is still alive and I can achieve that goal by doing my homework. I am currently attending Sultan High School as a sophomore.

The ever-changing United States job market, is a hostile environment for new college graduates. As student’s can go through four years of schooling, graduate and then are not able to find a job in their desired degree field. And while college can be a daunting task it is worth it in the long haul. This article will argue that a higher education prepares graduates for a socially diverse nation. A higher education also leads to more opportunities including higher job security. College will train students to look at problems differently and analyze them critically to come up with a solution. Students who do make it through the rigorous college curriculum live a better life with better opportunities for their future family. Also another benefit

It is college that everyone is worried about correct? The fear of not getting a project in on time or finishing a three paged essay the day before it is due. The reality is much worse credit me. College is a waste of time and money and thinking of all the possible reasons of why that is I agree with it. No reason as to why you should leave high school then fall in a pit of debt.

The central theme of this essay will deal with the role of Taylorism or scientific management in a specific organization. The primary focus will be to critically discuss how the various methods of scientific management are applicable to the chosen organization, which in this case will be Ford Motors. The essay will describe F.W. Taylor's early work life and techniques of scientific management and its success. It will then go on to discuss the production methods at Ford Motors prior and post the application of the management principles along with their benefits and criticisms.

A mechanical engineering job is difficult to pursue because of the tedious steps, but it is not hard acquiring. Once I am in the field, each step accomplished will get me closer to my career. According to Singletary’s article, she quotes from the Georgetown Center that students need to align their postsecondary educational choices with available careers. Singletary provided evidence that students need to choose a career that will give them more job opportunities. When choosing mechanical engineering, I notice there are a lot of job opportunities that are available. It is so abundant because the economy is always in need of eco-friendly inventions and useful tools for society. Mechanical engineering is available for automakers, computer companies, plane manufacturers, building designers, and weapon designers. When I finish all my steps to become a mechanical engineer, I hope to work with automobiles because I am fascinated in cars. I love fast cars and dream to build my own car. Working on cars is my hobby and if I can get paid doing it, it will be my dream job. As a mechanical engineer, I can start off with an average of $65,000 a year. Not only is it a career I really want to pursue, but it can help me survive

This is my first reflection paper of my college career, I hope that in the weeks and months to come I will be able to look back at this reflection and see the progress and positive changes in my education as they grow and develop.