Therefore, beginning next semester, I will be a junior student at one of the most reputable universities for business major, especially Accounting. Even though it may take me two more years to finish, I will be able to accomplish my first goal, which is pursuing a bachelor’s degree in Accounting. At CSUF, because they offer many accounting and business coursework that are required to sit for the CPA exam, once I graduate from CSUF, I will be able to fulfill a unit-coursework requirement for the CPA exam. Thus, I may not need to pursue an advanced degree to meet the unit requirement. As a result, instead of spending more time on an advanced program, I can actually study for the CPA exam.
The school is dedicated to student learning and academic and career success through instructional excellence and responsiveness to student, business and community needs. Their goal is to support students in the completion of an associate’s degree in preparation for transfer to institutions of higher education and in preparation for immediate employment. They support opportunities for life-long learning; career preparation, training, and advancement; and adult education including basic skills enhancement. The goals of CCC's Reinvention is to drive greater degree attainment, job placement, and career advancement.
I am in the process of completing the Bachelor of Commerce with a concentration in finance with an expected graduation in 2019. I’m writing this letter to express my interest in the Haskayne Coop program. I am particularly interested in the program because I am eager to expand on my academic and extracurricular experiences to discover the value I can bring to employers. Overall, my experiences have facilitated the advancement of interpersonal skills, analytical ability and most importantly, they have enabled me to acquire a strong sense of initiative. Being comfortable with working with people is an essential skill, applicable to any field.
This is my honor to be nominated as a candidate for Outstanding Graduate of the Year. I see that this is a great opportunity for me to share not only my thoughts and love to Cypress College, but also my experiences about the extracurricular activities that I am participating in. Although I have transferred to California State of Fullerton to continue my dream of getting bachelor degree in Accounting major, I am always proud to be Cypress College student. The main reason that I chose to study Business Administration major in Cypress College to achieve my academic goal was that the school has a well-knowing Business department and excellent staffs and faculties who are highly trained professional people and always ready to assist students. Besides providing excellent academic and vocational programs, this school offers a wonderful environment and a lot of interested activities for students to study, experience, and have fun.
Dear _______________: I am writing this Letter of Intent to advise you that I will be applying to Abilene Christian University for the Ed. D. in Organizational Leadership program with a start date of March 2018. I chose the Ed. D. in Organizational Leadership because I am currently in the role of Dean at a community college, and I would like to broaden my skills and analytical ability to eventually become a Vice President of Academic Affairs, and later to become a President of a community College. I have held leadership positions prior to becoming part of academia, and have found them to be a good fit for me.
I am writing this letter to express my deep interest in the Coles College of Business. I am attending Kennesaw State University, seeking to get my bachelor’s degree in accounting. Getting accepted to the Coles College of Business is the key to accomplishing a very important future career goal. My current and previous experience of working at The Varsity has aided me to become a more business-oriented individual.
Dear Coles College of Business Admissions: I am writing to inform you of my intention of applying to Coles College of Business. I am currently researching positions in the field of management and information systems, hoping to secure a career as a business analysis. Not long ago was I unsure of what I wanted to do, as many young adults are, and during my sophomore year my passion for business arouse. With very few business women and men in my family, my likeliness to become a business women was very slim to none.
After listening to our guest speaker in class today and meeting with the preferred counselor, I have realized the many opportunities this program has to offer. After attending the first half of the semester in Professor Bob Urell’s accounting class, I have now considered accounting as a career interest. I believe that I am doing well in his class and will love to participate in this program. And surely feel like I will excel in this program. When I first registered at IVC back in 2013, I was still stuck in my high school persona about school as a whole and after placing in low remedial classes I became demotivated to progress.
Looking back on my high school journey, one thing remains steadfast: my determination to travel and study abroad. With this in mind, I have chosen to respond to the second prompt—detailing what opportunity I am most excited about—regarding the Renée Crown University Honors College at Syracuse University. While reading through the Honors College website, multiple programs and opportunities piqued my interest. However, the emphasis placed on studying abroad while at Syracuse intrigued me the most. As a result of growing up in a small town, nothing excites me more than branching out and discovering new places.
March 8th, 2024 Sarah Phan Tippie 21 Award 729, E Jefferson St Iowa City, IA, 52245. Dear Tippie 21 Selection Committee. “There is no heavier burden than an unfulfilled potential” -Charles Schulz. Welcome to the University of Iowa, a place where we’re all able to be whoever they want to be and become whoever we want to be.
I understand that you are an prospective accounting major who will be taking the rigorous Intermediate Accounting I class with Professor Baldiga. I am writing this memo for you to offer some insight and advice on how to prepare for this challenging course that will test your ability to work difficult problems given a limited amount of time. There are many challenging aspects of this class, such as the complex material being taught. However, the most challenging aspect of Intermediate Accounting I are the exams. Professor Baldiga creates exams that analyzes your understanding of material, and she is specific for what she wants as an answer on her exams.
This subject includes, Financial Information System, Financial Statistic, Financial Management, Company Accounting and Auditing. As future business personnel, I must be an expert in these subjects. I am convinced that through the assignment and tests conducted; all necessary knowledge and skills will be certainly gained. The second reason I’m drawn to Swinburne University is the international environment it has.
I decided to take this class because it was a subject where I have not taken before. Before I knew it, it sparked my interested because I am applying my knowledge to the real world by understanding how business works. As a result, I said that I am going to study accounting. From my perspective, I believe that I should attend a school where I see myself enjoying every single moment and experience on the campus. For the most part, this helped shape me to prepare for college, while still achieving the “American
As I reflect on my education at Regis University, I truly understand what I have gained and what I have to offer. Regis University affords an opportunity to grow as a professional, as well as, a well-rounded person that will make ethical choices and decisions. The six key Jesuit values serve as a compass that is meant to guide us in both our professional and personal life. I look back at my education, and I look forward to how I will apply the Jesuit standards to the accounting profession as I consider the individuals I will serve.
My interest in Accounting stemmed from my optimistic expectation about career development in this field. Accounting is so important in the business world that only on the basis of accounting information, management is able to make investment decisions, and optimize internal operation. Thus, it is widely applied to every business sector. However, due to a strange combination of circumstances, I was matriculated by Biology and Medical Engineering College, instead of the Economic and Management College, in which I could accumulate the knowledge that would allow me to realize my career ambition. Changing major was not easy to operate in our university.
