Where do you go to school?
@aprilanderson17 (43)
United States
November 26, 2007 6:08pm CST
I am currently going online at NAU, National American University. I am majoring in Business Management and will hopefully have my bachelors in about a year. I then plan on finishing off my bachelors in Accounting since there are only like 18 credits that are different from my Management degree, but I have to take those classes on campus. Anywho this is what I want to know, what school do you attend, is it online on campus or both and what is your degree area?
6 responses
@JeremyEdison (281)
• China
27 Nov 07
I graduated from shanghai university of science engineering three years ago.my major is computer.I have studied here for four years.
@vivianguo (57)
• China
27 Nov 07
Jiangsu University.a little strange name?yep...i am in China.my major is English and i will receive my bachelors next year.then i will prepare for a post graduate degree in chinese--english translation:)
@aprilanderson17 (43)
• United States
27 Nov 07
Will you stay in China and translate or come to America and translate?
@vivianguo (57)
• China
28 Nov 07
i think i will stay in China.maybe i wil go abroad after i get my post graduate degree,but not necessarily America:)
@edel_rajpoot (37)
• Pakistan
27 Nov 07
i m in army public college of management & sciences (ordanance road rawalpindi)PAKISTAN
me doing BACHELORS in BUSINESS ADMININSTRATION
ok
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adeel_riffat_raja@hotmail.com
+923085285336.
@aprilanderson17 (43)
• United States
27 Nov 07
What are your plans after you attain your degree? Do you plan on staying in the Army or using it as a civilian?
@mengchuijie (324)
• South Korea
27 Nov 07
i am a MBA student and i am in Keimyung,korea now! contact me!
@aprilanderson17 (43)
• United States
27 Nov 07
Wow there are so many people on here from so far away! I guess I did not realize this! LOL! How much longer do you have on your degree?
@emerging33 (154)
• Pakistan
27 Nov 07
I m doing bachelors in Electrical Engineering from BZ university, Multan, Pakisatan.
@dimitrilw (5)
• United States
27 Nov 07
Norwich University
Both online & campus residency
Masters of Business Administration (MBA)
May I ask what your plans are with your degree? Do you plan to work in the accounting industry, or do you prefer to work in an accounting role within a company that is in a different industry (e.g., manufacturing, retailing, etc)? ...or, are you thinking of something entirely different (e.g., public accounting for a municipality)?
@aprilanderson17 (43)
• United States
27 Nov 07
I appreciate your response! I first thought that I would like to own my own CPA firm and that would be all. I don't think of Accounting as a very exciting field but there will always be taxes and we will always have to pay them. So therefore it seemed like a wise future move. However I have also always had the dream of some day opening my own restaurant/bar because I love to cook and while it may be deemed a menail job, I have often filled in the gaps with money situations with waitressing and I quite enjoy it!
I am currently working for a major national restaurant and am close to management. I want to see how it is done and then eventually some day open my own restaurant. I will of course on the side continue the CPA portion of my future to make sure that I have a back - up plan. I have a small business already but it is mainly income taxes prep and I would like to get into doing more bookkeeping and quarterly taxes for businesses.
I also plan on going and becoming bilingual in Spanish after I receive my degrees from NAU. I am not sure where all I know is that NAU does not offer that at this time. I figure with a Bachelors in Management and a Bachelors in Accounting with my CPA license and then to be bilingual in a country where it is almost manadatory I should be a pretty stong competitor in the work force until I can make m dreams a reality!
@dimitrilw (5)
• United States
27 Nov 07
It sounds like you have given some real thought to your long-term career. In my humble opinion, planning is a great habit, especially when one takes a "best / worst / most likely" approach. While the best/worst/likely approach is generally used in business planning, I feel it applies to personal planning too. Keep it up and you will do well. :)
