Reflection Paper

Accounting is the methodical and full recording of financial transactions relating to a business, and it also denotes to the procedure of briefing, examining and evaluating these transactions to cross checking agencies and tax collection agencies. Accounting is one of the key purposes for nearly any company. It may be done by an auditor and accountant at small businesses or by substantial finance subdivisions with lots of employee’s at

In accounting there is much to be learned, about the financial aspects of a business. In the past five weeks I have learned the importance of financial reports and how they relate to the success of an establishment. These reports may include balance sheets and income statements, which help accountants and the public grasp the overall financial condition of a company. The information in these reports is really significant to, managers, owners, employees, and investors. Managers of a business can take and deduce financial

There are multiple reasons I am where I am today and why I’m going where I’m going. I have struggled in school ever since I can remember but without the people that I have had in my life I wouldn’t where I am today. But as I will talk about the teacher have played a huge role in the reason I am able to be where I am today.

The world around us shapes who we all are as people. Our experiences, whether surrounded by joy or failure, all help write the story of our lives.. Like the characters in Gabriel Garcia Marquez’s Chronicle of a Death Foretold, I understand the importance of a family's devotion to one another, how gender could affect how you are treated, and how rapidly information could spread through a tight knit community. As for those in Thomas Pynchon’s Crying of Lot 49, a twisted version of reality is something I have dealt with, like Oedipa. Using all of what I analyzed from the two books, I have come to believe that I am the way I am due to where I geographically grew up and my Hispanic heritage.

Science Instructional Analysis and Methods class has afforded me countless learning experiences which I have taken into my intern classroom. I have several take away for this fall’s science methods course. The first being, in Methods class I learned to work in distinct groups of with peers of various levels. My peers who are experiencing classroom teaching for the first time and the graduate interns. Surprisingly, I learned from working with both of these groups. From the graduate level students, I was able to actually make a connection with the content we read about in our text and experiences I had everyday in internship. I appreciate the opportunity, as I felt safe and free to ask questions about the experiences they had in teaching science. I commend you on the way you had broken up the class groups, and afforded us to work with different groups. During this process, I feel I have started to find my voice as a professional. This opportunity allowed me to be more confident to voice my ideas to the teachers I worked with in internship, as I contribute to my PLC group.

Many of the topics that were covered this semester were helpful to me, but the information that benefited me most is on majors, degree audits, and CODA. I already knew most of the information about time management, organization, and the classroom setting, but knew very little about majors, degree audits, and CODA. It was most useful to learn about something that I knew nearly nothing about. The most important reason that I need to understand this topic is so I can schedule my classes. Had I not known about the degree audit and my major requirements, I would have greatly struggled to schedule my classes for the spring semester. Scheduling classes is something that I am going to have to do every semester, so I am glad that I learned about the degree audit this semester. Also, since I am in the Life Sciences First Year program, I will have to change into my actual major of Human Biology. Knowing about CODA is important for helping me through this process. In addition, if I ever decide to change

I also need to gain expertise in excel as most of the work is done on excel. In addition, I need to find out how I can get a student assistant job for my first few years in college as she explained that, “I wish I would have find a student assistant job during the first few years of college than It would have helped me with better understanding of my accounting classes while I was taking those classes.” This can help me big times. As she also advises me to get a student assistant job if I want to get into Accounting

In other words, for the remainder of this class, I would love to learn more about these things; such as, the income statement, and managing budget. This is due to the reason that I do not want to run into these type of situations, like my coach did, in the future. Also, having this accounting background will help me comprehend if I am doing my spending right, so I know that it will be worth the amount of spending because it is going to give me a higher profit. Situations like that made me realize that I do not need to be an accountant to deal with those stuff, however, it made me realize that I will need some accounting information background if I desire to

My favorite class this semester was AP Economics. AP Economics was my favorite class of the semester because it really gave me insight on my feature. My intended major is Business Administration with a concentration of Marketing Management. AP Econ helped me understand my major more because it taught me about the different structures of a market and how buyers and sellers interact. It also showed me that it is not as easy to start a business nor run one. There are many factors to being in business and watching he way the economy interacts with one another. I also enjoyed the environment my teacher created. My teacher is not the average teacher. If he feels the book is not the best way of teaching a chapter, he will relate it to our lives and

I have learned so much in this class to prepare me for a successful college experience. There were some topics that caught my attention more than others. Such as, time and stress management, University resources, and critical thinking.

Prior to taking this class, I had very little knowledge on preparing taxes. Throughout the course thus far, I have been able to establish groundwork for building upon in the future. There are many different rules and situations that are treated differently in the tax world. I think I will definitely remember the basics in preparing a tax return, and hopefully some of the other situations such as dealing with a business and/or a hobby. Additionally, I will be able to build upon these ideas in my internship this spring.

I am a product of my environment that is plagued by the ideals that are instructed by the societies that I am surrounded by. Being the child of two immigrant parents, I have grown up in an environment where I must work to progress in my life. I could stand here and speak on basic information about me such as: That I have an older sister, I enjoy STEAM activities and career paths, aspire to be an aerospace or mechanical engineer, play the saxophone and bass clarinet in the band, and I am a second degree black belt in Taekwon-do. However, if I just told you these few activities and characteristics of me, I would leave out the first thing that you see and observed about me or the one thing that I am judged on, on a daily basis. To me, my race and culture are two strong identities that are often the first to be observed by those surrounding me, and are ones that the most stereotypes about me are often based around.

I grew up in a very religious household. My mother was born into a Catholic home and my fathers beliefs are rooted deeply in Christianity. When my parents were married, they started attending services at a Seventh Day Adventist (Christian) church and were eventually baptized becoming members of the Seventh Day Adventist community. My brother and I attended Saturday morning services every week and were eventually baptized and joined into the congregation, following my parents.

I sat on a short bus with 10 other kids I barely knew, tired, hungry, and dreading the next week. Shivering in the cool April morning air, I wished I was anywhere else in the world. The beach with my friends for spring break sounded nice or somewhere else warm where my alarm would not wake me up at six every morning. Yet with every mile marker we passed, the more the unsettled feeling in the pit of my gut began to dissipate. Eight hours and a very small dinner later found me unrolling a sleeping bag on a tile floor, grateful simply to sleep. As I closed my eyes that night, I asked God for two things — for the energy to get through the week and for this mission trip to be worth it.

Intermediate accounting class was difficult but that is my major. So, I was more into it when I studied. Business System and Policy class was more details and memorizing for exams which is my weak point. Even though I got A because there were lab scores which it helped to keep my grade better. I’ve never missed any deadlines and assignments. Last one was Global Dimensions of Business. This was quite interesting class because I am interested in other countries. We had a presentation about other countries’ business styles as a team. I usually like working as a team because I could meet new people and easier way to know