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I strive to gain knowledge and achieve higher positions in my career. With this interest I have been rewarded throughout my school life. I was excelling in academics and also extracurricular activities in school.

During my Junior College my thoughts were a much matured and I personally turned to be more responsible through which I concentrated more in to academics which lead to me chose Information Technology as my career path in Engineering. I am very interested in Information Technology which led me to top in the courses throughout my under graduation. My interest to gain knowledge invaded me to pursue graduation in USA.

Courses in my Graduation (Masters in Information Systems) gave me vast knowledge as I always went on wondering what happens behind the computer. Courses Such as DBMS, RDMS, Computer Architecture, Algorithms, SQL, Data Processing, Operating Systems, and computer networks laid foundation within me with the basics of computers. Apart from academics I also taught myself Oracle Apps EBS to project …show more content…

Sullivan University faculty provides personal attention to the international students which in turn assists students like me to achieve superior education in the field of Masters of Business Administration. I believe here I will receive education which gives me thought of discipline and also managing skills to be a leader in the IT industry I am working in currently. Also Sullivan University faculty is not only subject strong but also friendly which helps me in communicating with them at any times when I have questions regarding real time scenario. I can also look at a brighter future in Business Administration with such a high qualified and friendly faculty. By Pursuing Masters in Business Administration not only helps me in career but also fulfills my aim of being a graduate from a renowned university like Sullivan as a MBA

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