Completing a degree, whether it was an associates or bachelors, has always been important to me. This is because no matter what type of degree I decided to pursue, I would still be first the person in my family to go to college. Now don 't get me wrong, it 's a wonderful warm, fuzzy feeling to know that I 'll be the first person within my family to graduate with a degree. However with that being said, picking an actual degree program was another story. Let 's just say three degree changes later, I finally settled on Business Management at Sinclair Community College. As of right now, I 'm taking my final class at Sinclair Community College so I can graduate with my associates in the winter. In an effort to not lose anymore ' 'time ' ' (since it took me four years to get my associates), I decided to start classes at Franklin University. So when it came time to transfer all my credits and pick a major, I decided
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One benefit will be having the skills and degree that a company is looking for in an employee. For example, most job offers that you see today want an individual to have some sort-of college education. So it will be a nice benefit to know, that I can apply for certain jobs because I can fulfill the needed education and skill requirements. Another benefit that I will receive from my degree (like I mentioned previously) is the career flexibility. This benefit will give me the ability to broaden my job search and possibly discover a new career which I may not had considered before. Finally, I think a third benefit which I will receive from my degree (speaking generally) is ' 'financial security ' '. For example, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (2014), the median pay for administration jobs is $38.98. Even though this number can vary by state and by company, it nice to know that at some-point in my career I could possibly be making that
One benefit will be having the skills and degree that a company is looking for in an employee. For example, most job offers that you see today want an individual to have some sort-of college education. So it will be a nice benefit to know, that I can apply for certain jobs because I can fulfill the needed education and skill requirements. Another benefit that I will receive from my degree (like I mentioned previously) is the career flexibility. This benefit will give me the ability to broaden my job search and possibly discover a new career which I may not had considered before. Finally, I think a third benefit which I will receive from my degree (speaking generally) is ' 'financial security ' '. For example, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (2014), the median pay for administration jobs is $38.98. Even though this number can vary by state and by company, it nice to know that at some-point in my career I could possibly be making that