Finding a career that is adequate for me in life can be a difficult challenge. Since I was a little my dream job was to continue the family business back home in Ohio. Many people choose their degrees because they do not know what they want. I am very sure that the degree that I have chosen is the right one for me, which is Business and Administration. I am now attending County Community College and I wish to end my Associate Degree here in two years. After I achieve my A.A. degree at County Community
dreams and success in the United States. Society has established an emphasis that a college degree will lead to economic and social happiness, but it is important to take a step back and realize that a college degree is not the only way to achieve success and accomplish the American Dream. This socially constructed norm has considered students as disappointments when they choose to not pursue or realized that a college path is not for them. Even though a college education is believed by all as an essential
pursuing my academic and professional goals. My academic goals are to be able to learn as much as I can about in business which will lead me to a successful professional career in business. This class will assist in my goals of academics because it gave me a foundation of all the different disciplines in business. Business Foundations was a building block of my future classes that I will take in my academic career in order to graduate with a BBA in Operations Management. Business Foundations has assisted
Have you ever thought of what career path you would like to follow when you grow older? Everyday young people inch closer and closer to the time of decision for the career they would like to pursue for the rest of their life. This one decision can often be influenced by the current economy condition, your career of choice, amount of money and likelihood of actually being successful in your career choice, and the choices you may need to make to pursue you career path. The Recession and its’ effects
should add career focused courses to their institutions. Mark Rose author of “Making Sparks Fly”, Victor Ferrall, author of the article, “Can Liberal Arts Colleges Be Saved?”, and John B. Bennett author of “Liberal Learning as a Conversation”, immensely discuss on education and their opinions on how it should be run or corrected. Taking a closer look into the author’s views and opinions, there is clear problem they all mention that colleges face, the division between liberal education and career-focused
when I used to provide for my family during the civil war in Afghanistan. I was the only son to bring food at home, where in a male dominated country it wasn 't possible for my mom to work. My father had already passed a way and It wasn 't easy for me as a child to work though. Hundreds of rockets were a good day for Kabul. I had to go on streets to sell the remaining furniture of our house. My dreams of Afghanistan full of flourishing businesses were destroying everyday. I realised that I was very
graduation, I accepted the position of Graduate-In-Training in Coca-Cola Nepal out of curiosity. Little did I know then that this job would help me understand what I really want for myself. Working at Coca-Cola provided me with ample opportunities to understand the management and functioning of multinational companies. However, I always found myself looking for challenges in the field of management that were more intellectual than managerial. As I realized I might be a good candidate for a career in academia
Every year more and more high school graduates, their families, and even professionals already in industry are faced with an increasingly difficult question. That question is to determine whether or not they should pursue a college education. The reason for this controversy is that as the economy has definitely taken a hit, more and more people are wanting to make money in any way they can now than to spend money in order to increase potential earnings for the future. Another reason for the controversy
process for students to go through. The controversy between either passing the bill or not has caused a lot of commotion for many young students who want to attend college and get a degree. Although the DREAM Act has not yet being passed, it should be passed because; it would create not only benefits for many students but also local, state and federal economic benefits and also national security benefits by allowing students to recruit in the military. The DREAM Act was presented to both
early adulthood, I have faced several obstacles in pursuing my academic and professional goals. I grew up in rural Oromia in Ethiopia, where opportunities to pursue academics were not available. Consequently, my mother did not receive any formal education and my father was forced to leave school during his primary education due to lack of financial support. Fortunately, I was able to move in with relatives in the city as a child in order to attend school. Despite my excitement to pursue an education