Personal Statement For Earning An MBA

I take pride in calling myself an alumnus and wearing orange on Fridays. When people asked me where I wanted to apply to graduate school, the answer was quick and undeniable – Oklahoma State University. I’ve had the opportunity to take courses taught by graduate school professors and they inspired me to further my education. The Cowboy family is the best family you could ask for when pursing your education. The main reason I chose Oklahoma State University’s MBA program is the recognition of being one of the top values in the U.S. Flexible formats of online learning, while still getting to interact with professors and other students, is what makes distance learning most appealing to me. This will allow me to broaden my horizons and expand my career potential as I work, gaining practical

I have seen others go back to college with two or more kids and make good grades. They were making something of themselves. I want to make something of my life. I do not want to have to worry with losing my job and finding another one without a degree. It is hard to find jobs without an education. I want to show my two young girls that it is important to get a higher education. I want them to know that going and getting a degree is very important in the world we live in this day and time. I want to show that it is possible to better yourself even with a family. My youngest has Down syndrome, and I feel it is important to show her that with obstacles you can still further your education. I know that I do not have the same obstacles she has, but I want to be an influence on her. I want to show that I had a few obstacles including two kids, a job, and a husband that

Hi everyone, my name Emily Hernandez and my goal is once I attain my associate degree at Valencia is to transfer to UCF to the Social Worker Master degree program. I recently bought a fixer upper house because I thought it was going to be easy fixing it up by myself, you see my favorite TV show is HGTV. Well after much pain and tears I can say my kitchen looks beautiful, lesson learn next house will be a move in ready.

I would love to pick your brain and/or Eric’s about what you wish you had read or knew before you started graduate school. The only comparativist that I have had the opportunity to speak to for longer than a few minutes is Dr. Down. I think it would be helpful to get another perspective on graduate school and the field. I read part of Eric’s dissertation on trace (which was cool), but I have never been formally introduced. I am really interested in comparative political behavior and institutions, and after Dr. Hwang’s class political economy (if you can’t tell I am a little all over the map at the moment..haha). My graduate school personal statement focused on my desire to study national compliance and differentiation with EU law particularly

The main incentive that encouraged me to continue my education with Bethel University was the possibility to increase my income. Every choice in life requires the person to analyze the possibilities and outcomes of each decision. Everyone hopes that the decision he or she makes creates a better life for them in the future. In today’s work field, it is necessary to stand apart from the crowd in order to recognized for promotions. The benefits I expect to achieve is receiving my dream job as a manager and earning a salary to easily provide for my family. Obtaining a degree in business will show decision makers that I am prepared for the advancement and dedicated enough to complete a life goal. Of course, there are other reasons. I desire to show

My parents taught me from an early age that the keys to business success are a solid foundation in education and an exceptional work ethic. My long-term career aspiration is to become a senior-level supply chain professional in a Fortune 500 company. In order to accomplish this goal, I believe that an MBA from Bethel University is essential. This education, coupled with work experience, should enable me to achieve my goal.

I have been preparing to pursue an MBA since my senior year of college. It was during my senior year that I was first introduced to marketing. I had a chance to work with some of the directors of marketing for Georgia Tech and Georgia Tech Athletics. I saw firsthand how they developed strategies and had a chance to participate in some of their digital marketing initiatives. I started researching how the statistics and analytical work I was learning in my undergraduate degree could be used in marketing. I knew that after working for a few years I would pursue an MBA in marketing focusing on analytics and research.

When I began graduate school in the fall of 2014 after over 4 years of walking dogs I felt like I was finally on a path towards my future. However, what actually ended up happening was not what I was expecting. With your consideration and the plan I will outline below I know that I can succeed here at UMass Boston. It turned out that driving over 30,000 miles a year and walking over 40 miles a week for my job put an intense strain on my body and mind. Going back to school ended up making a this situation worse, so my body (and mind) began to slow down and this affected my grades. I have a rare form of ADD, which combined with my developmental dyspraxia, makes some things much harder for me. These

There are many unique qualities that attract me to the University of Michigan. Other than the beautiful city of Ann Arbor and the Big House, Michigan University is home to various venues. One that sticks out is the Ross School of business: A beautiful structure home to many brilliant aspirants who seek a business career. This applies to me because I want to go into business and hopefully get into that business school. I know that The Ross School of Business can be tough to get into, but I have the grades to prove otherwise.

The vision that I have for my future and career is a positive one. I started my MBA program at GCU with a positive attitude, determination to stay in the program and complete it successfully. My desire and vision after I complete my program is to take up a new challenge of starting my own small business in the area of non-medical Care Giving Services. This business will give me a great deal of opportunities to utilize all that I’ve learnt throughout my program. Through the small business that I’m looking to set up, I will have the opportunity to offer quality Care Giving Services to clients who have disabilities of one form or another. Not all clients get the quality care that they deserve in the care giving business, so I will focus on rendering loving and compassionate care that will make life easier for our clients. The services rendered and our core values will be in the best interest of the clients.

When I first began thinking about colleges, I was hooked on attending the University of Kansas in Lawrence, it was my goal to attend the college and earn my bachelor’s in Computer Science and begin a career. Over the next few years of my high school education, I began to look into other colleges, had I not been accepted into my dream school.

I found it interesting that I could acquire the education I needed for my career in just under a year. Some other schools offered a similar degree for higher tuition but didn’t offer the concentration in Marketing that I was looking for. One of the reasons I want to attend Lynn is the affordable tuition. Tuition rates for graduate school can be a huge burden for entrepreneurs like myself. After hours of speaking with School Staff and researching everything I could find out about Lynn University, it seemed to me that I found the education that would give me ‘’The Best Bang for my Buck’’. I was also impressed that Lynn was an Apple distinguished school. As someone who has had a great experience using the different IPad models, I was excited to find out that the Online MBA would revolve around an IPad based

Even though MBAs from the top schools earn more than business graduates with undergraduate degrees, mid-career managers are better off learning applied strategic skills than earning an MBA. The generic classes in most programs, unrelated to current economic conditions, do not close the executive skills gap or meet the operational needs of American business. Unless it 's from a top-tier program, the lifetime value of the MBA is highly inflated.

There is controversy in the added value a student gets out of a degree in Masters of Business Administration (MBA). Experts outside of the field argue that the MBA degree program provides courses for students, but that the courses are not teaching the students skills that they need for the field. Chris Roebuck says that MBA School graduates “educated bad leaders,”(62). Jeffrey Pfeffer; a professor of organizational behavior says that not all successful business leaders have an MBA degree (12). Supporting professor Pfeffer, Charles Haddad mentions that successful businessmen have made a career without a degree in MBA. For example, Bill Gates and Ted Turner say they didn’t bother with the degree because over a span of years the degree lessens in value (12). Attaining an MBA degree has better benefits than those who don’t because a degree ensures that you are qualified and skillful in doing your job. Having an MBA degree enhances management practice because it gives you tools that prepare you for the field, a broader perspective on how business is run, and enriches your learning experience by networking with peers of various disciplines.

During my time in this class I’ve learned a few more interested things about myself education and profession wise. Far as my goals in going for my MBA after this semester was a tough choice, because I didn’t know what career I wanted to go into. However; I realize building my resume, and getting an MBA will not only make me more marketable as an employee but will not close me in a box when seeking employment or having an opportunity to possibly work for myself. This class gave great insight on giving us a chance to share our thoughts on subjects like “Leadership or what is the meaning of GRIT?” it gave a person like me a voice to express my thoughts along with my fellow classmates.