Why I Am A Master 's Degree At The University Of Colorado Denver 's Business School

I will be attending Mississippi State University and majoring in business; in hopes of becoming a personal financial advisor. While attending college, I plan to gain a vast number of tools to guide myself and others to a greater financial state. I also plan to become a certified educator because in our area the occupation is vital to the development of our youth. Benjamin Franklin said, “An investment in knowledge

Some people’s thoughts today with Donald Trump as our new president are additionally, related with the past president, Andrew Jackson. Along with that, there are some minor differences to put them apart but Donald trump is certainly our present-day Andrew Jackson. Based off the New York Times Donald trump and Andrew Jackson both style themselves as “a man of the people”, but the differences still stand. Furthermore, one difference is that Trump is present day and Jackson is past day but the similarities between them are still around.

Pamelia E. Brott, an associate professor of counselor education at Virginia Tech with a Ph.D. in Counseling and Counselor Education at the University of North Carolina, wrote the article “A Career Story Approach to Management, Business, and Financial Occupations”. The article discusses what the future outlook is on business, while giving a personal story on how to achieve a good future outlook in the field. The target audience deals with business majors in general, with some specific majors in mind. Searching for something to do for the remainder of one’s life requires a lot of thinking, which produces a large amount of stress and uncertainty. For one to be able to pick a career that he or she will find a passion for many years will never be

General business classes working towards business administration degree with a major in accounting, and a minor in management information systems. Currently, I have a 4.0 in all my business classes and have completed managerial and financial accounting. I am in running for magna cum laude distinction.

In the fall of 2012, I enrolled in North Hennepin Community College to pursue an Associate’s Degree in Accounting consequently awakening my thirst for learning. Majoring in accounting was an easy choice since I had a background in bookkeeping and I have always enjoyed working with numbers. My goal when I first enrolled in North Hennepin was to acquire an Associate’s Degree, and join the workforce, however, as I progressed closer to finishing my course there, I realized I wanted a Bachelors’ Degree since I enjoyed challenging myself and learning material that was critical to my career.

In the fall of 2012, I enrolled in North Hennepin Community College to pursue an Associate’s Degree in Accounting and my thirst for learning was awakened. I chose accounting because I previously had a background in bookkeeping and I have always enjoyed working with numbers. My goal when I first enrolled in North Hennepin was to acquire an Associate’s Degree, and join the workforce, however as I got closer to finishing my course there I realized I wanted a Bachelors’ Degree because I enjoyed challenging myself and learning material that was critical to my career.

I am interested in pursuing a degree in business because there are a variety of job opportunities within the field. My parents also owned their own business, which was the main reason I wanted to pursue a business degree. I was inspired by their work ethics, and how they overcame their struggles and obtained success within their business and recognition in society. Originally, my major was in management. However, I have recently become more interested in an ISOM major after attending an Ask the Professionals event. This is because ISOM combines both business skills and IT skills to give you a unique skill set that is highly sought after in the current job market. My ideal job upon graduation would be working in a company like Freddie Mac where I can utilize my knowledge and work within a team setting.

I transferred to the University of Texas last semester in hopes to walk in and make impeccable grades and move my way into the McCombs School of Business. Much to my surprise, my first semester grades fell short of what was needed to even be a competitive applicant for entry to the school. My parents set me up to first receive a practical degree, such as business, then move on to law school. Coming to the end of my sophomore year, where all second-year students must declare a major, I became very lost and scared of what I was to do next. Practically, I always had the backup plan to study economics in the College of Liberal Arts if I didn’t get into McCombs, but when that time came, I knew that economics was not in my heart. Around this time

Like most high schoolers starting out, I didn’t have a clue as to where I wanted to go. I knew I wanted to go into something corporate level, but I wasn’t sure what it could have been. It wasn’t until I took my first business class that I got a clear picture of what I was really interested in, finance. The course capstone was to manage a portfolio of $100,000 and work over the span of three months to maximize returns (if any). I automatically

My background in economics has provided me with an excellent basis from which to start my advanced studies in finance. My critical thinking skills come from various micro and macro economic courses. My math and problem solving skills come from courses such as Econometrics, Statistics and Calculus. Also, I developed my computer skills through course such as computer science and learnt how to use statistics and econometrics software such as Eviews and Stata. For that matter, I think my undergraduate degree has prepared me with complete set of skills to deal with various situations and provided me with the tools needed to think critically and analytically. All these factors helped me to create a very strong foundation, capitalizing on which I intend to pursue an MSc in Finance as my postgraduate degree.

As an individual, I have always aspired to higher education at university as I have a positive and committed attitude to learning new things. The idea of moving on from school life and taking on the challenge of a degree course provides me with motivation and determination to succeed. From studying at university, I intend to develop my personal characteristics and skills and learn to apply the knowledge I gain to pursue a career in an accounting or financial profession.

After attaining a degree in business studies, my career options will grow. Within the next five years, I can see two attractive options available:

Around the end of my sophomore year, I see myself narrowing down a career choice. After taking many different courses during previous years here at Bryant, I see that I finally figure out my purpose and I am confident with my specific decision. As this realization hits, I see myself getting into and working hard in graduate school in order to further my studies before entering the work force.

Precision: Precision is a big one for me. I will overthink and research beyond what is necessary so that I do not look incompetent to anyone. I ask a lot of questions, however if I did not ask something that is needed I will not go back instead I will find a way to figure out the correct answer to solve my problem. This will take me to a procrastination state of mind, which I know is not a good thing and I need to work on. I hate that I know what is needed to accomplish my goal yet will find myself in a crunch time state very often and I do not like it. Definitely something that I am in need of working on.

During my sophomore year in high school, I made up my mind, I wanted to study business. My uncle owns his own business, he took me to work with him one day ever since then I have been in love with the concept of being your own boss. Although I didn’t really understood at the time what the job required or was about. The environment felt so natural and positive. As I got older and started looking more into it really felt like something suited for me that is why I choose this career. My major is Business Management and my dream job is to become a Management Analyst. A bachelor degree is needed for entry level job as a management analyst, however most employers prefer to hire management analyst who has a Master’s Degree in Business Administration (MBA). Psychology is one of the required courses needed to get a business management, the others are Accounting, Intro Contemporary Business, business law, principles of marketing, public speaking, Principles of Sociology, Intro to Computer