Pursuing Biology Degree

I intend to pursue an MBA in Finance. The said concentration will equip me with the relevant skills I require to succeed as a finance director in a reputable organization my long-term career goal. I am certain that with an MBA in finance from a reputable institution like Terry College of Business, I will not encounter any difficulties securing employment in a top firm. This is more so the case given that as the college points out in its website, "our programs not only get you to the table-they keep you there" (Terry College of Business, 2013). For this reason, I am certain that having an MBA in finance from a top business school will jumpstart my career and shepherd it in the right direction.

I choose to attend Bryant University because I knew of their strong focus on business majors and their strong networking reach with potential employers for their students. Currently, I am pursuing a major in management and a minor in psychology, with the possibility of either adding another minor or changing my psychology minor into a major. I have chosen this path because in coincides with my interests with life. I enjoy working with people and showing my leadership skills. I have proven this through work with various groups in my classes, leading my teams through various assignments and projects. I also shows these skills through running my own landscaping business. I employ some of my friends that are out there helping every day during the summer. I enjoy managing different jobs that my employees and I do.

My goal is to become a CEO of a large corporate firm involving pharmaceuticals or insurance. In order to make that goal come alive, I will be attending St. John Fisher College and take the classes I need to be successful in those fields so I can receive a Bachelor's Degree in Business Management and Marketing. By declaring the Business Management and Marketing majors, I will learn the specialized skills I need in order to sell my personal business image, which is important because it will benefit in the long run allowing me to achieve my future career goals.

According to The Census of Marine Life, there could be as many as 8.7 million species on this planet. Assuming just 1% of these species go extinct each year, we estimate that around 9 species disappear each hour. With background extinction levels reaching up to 1000x higher than the natural rate, this means to me Zoology is more critical than ever if we wish to preserve and protect life. Growing up obsessed with any animal documentary I could find, my love for animals has never been doubted by friends or family. The relationships between species, their environments, and their physiology and behaviour have always been aspects that fascinate me and capture my imagination.

In order to do so, I need a deeper understanding of how a business is run, to learn all the peculiarities of the sports business management, and to enhance my persuasion and leadership skills in order to take on increasing responsibilities in my career. The MBA is the only degree that will help me acquire all of

The biomedical research field is a very important field. Its important because whenever we need medications its because a biomedical researcher found a way to cure the illness. Biomedical researcher are always looking for a way to cure things. The researchers are a huge help to society because they are always looking to expand healthcare with new medications and vaccinations. I find biomedical research to be a very good career because it helps us and its very interesting to learn about how we keep finding new ways to cure things. They can discover new diseases and find ways to combat these diseases. Many different factors have affected why I have chosen to pursue a degree in the biomedical field.

I want my college experience to be very research and hands-on driven, to boost my knowledge of the field. I want to minor in business administration because I have ambitions of owning or running a biotech firm in the future. My interest in running a biotech firm came from a project I did my junior year in high school in which myself as well as my peers had to create a theoretical company and product to sell. We had to "buy" some stocks and see how successful we could be in managing our assets. When the project ended, I realized I enjoyed it very much, and since then I have considered owning a company of my own in the future.

Growing up, I’ve always admired physicians and what they do for others. I’ve seen the way patients’ look when a skillful physician assists them with their problems. I’ve seen the happiness on their faces when they have been treated. This is a huge portion of my personality because I am devoted to helping those who need it the most. My ambition is to pursue the Biology Major, with a Minor in Chemistry, and then, transition into the Premedical Program. I have chosen this major because Biology is the heart of Medicine, which is the graduate program I wish to further pursue in my college career. In school, I admire the complexity and interesting details that are entwined within my Biology and Chemistry courses. It piques an interest in my mind

I came to see business as my passion because of its diversity, as an entrepreneur you have the ability to make whatever you want out of your skill set, experience, and passion. I have looked at schools that have business programs among other options and liked the diversity but found myself concerned about the school's dedication the subject I wanted to devote the rest of my life to. Babson College’s dedication to entrepreneurship is something I never worry will falter. Babson is a college built on harnessing diversity to create in a competitive yet supportive community meticulously designed to support and challenge its students. This community is both welcoming and inspiring, and a place I want to call home.

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.

Going into college I knew I wanted to major in science since I have always loved it but I was unsure which type of science I liked best. I started off my freshman year in general chemistry 142 and wasn't very passionate about it but when I started biology 180 in the spring that year, I fell in love. The section of biology 180 that I found most interesting was when we learned about genetics and, of course, Mendel's peas. While my grade in biology 200 may not be the best, it was the class in the series that interested me most and if you love something then you should go after it, even if it is not an easy path, right? Learning about DNA and genes and their affect on our bodies fascinated me, especially learning about CAS9 and CRISPR. After studying more about cells and doing fun labs like the PCR lab, I decided that this is what I want to do for the rest of my life, study cells and DNA. I’m very excited to take more cellular and molecular biology classes as well as genome classes.

I believe work experience provides many benefits and being promoted to a Managerial role gives me skills and experience that will allow me to stand out to potential employers as well, defining my learning potential when I pursue higher education. Currently as an Operations Manager at a hospital I manage the day to day operations of the nursing division from staffing, to budgeting, and finding effective way to assist with the patient experience while managing over 40 employees maintaining great satisfaction. With my experience I decided I would like to pursue a Master’s in Business Administration (MBA) degree to solidify my ultimate goal of being a Chief Operation Officer. With over 9 years of experience in operations and 3 ½ years of managerial

I am Keta Patel, a fourth year undergraduate student in Biological Sciences. My interest in Biology sparked after attending a summer Science Camp back in elementary school. I became really fascinated toward the diversity and complexity of birds and animals. After learning basic Biology in high school, I knew that this was the field I was interested in and this is what I wanted to pursue my post-secondary studies in. One of the main reasons for my enrollment at the University of Windsor was its Outstanding Scholars Program. As an Outstanding Scholar, I got the opportunity to work in Dr. Heath’s lab at Great Lakes Institute of Environmental Research (GLIER). After learning basic tools and techniques at the lab, I was assigned to work on an Individual

“'If you always do what you've always done, you'll always get what you've always got.' That is a famous quote by Henry Ford, who was one of the first true innovators of modern business culture and a personal mantra.“ an excerpt from my personal statement to Nichols College back in 2012 . Over the next four years, my professional abilities developed in new and exciting ways . In a similar way Nichols College Graduate and Professional studies programs transformed into the flexible, student focused programs that they are today. I started my journey in the Masters of Business Administration Program ( MBA), and opting into the Masters of Science in Organizational Leadership (MSOL) dual masters degree program promptly when it became available. Nichols College made this process simple and advised me every step of the way.