As a second semester senior, I am preparing for graduation. With this preparation, I'm exploring options for post-graduation. This could include various directions such as employment, travel, or even graduate school. For my self personally I am pursuing graduate school.This comes with momentous stress as I comply applications, conduct interviews and gather information about making the right decision for my future. Originally grad hate school did not seem feasible to me. Just like many other students, loans and paying for graduate school is a huge factor. Limitation of funds is an obstacle for this wishing to pursuing higher education. Financial aid is limited. And a cost of living varies depending on the region. For graduate school, living
…show more content…
Continuing one's education is often required but in other occupations, it is not needed. I want to work in museums. To work in such institutions I need a degree in museum studies or education, in order to be considered for employment opportunities. Similar requirements are needed in medical fields or in business environments. In some scenarios, more education such as a doctorate or other certificates is needed which would require more planning. Within graduate programs is where students learn specific skills for their desired career. During undergraduate curriculums, the student often gathers a foundation in skills such as critical thinking, public speaking, and writing. Now an additional step is taken to sharpened and expand one's skill set to better serve the field one wishes to enter. Medical programs for nurses, pharmacists or doctors are strong examples of this idea. With a background of chemistry or biology students go forward to a specific track such as trauma, oncology or even research based. This, in turn, helps with job placement. Being trained in a specific field makes one more desirable for a job that few are trained to perform. Also within graduate school opportunities such as networking events or internships, provide the chance for students to firstly potentially secure a job, continuing building of skills, and network to find other opportunities. However, it is easy to just
Continuing one's education is often required but in other occupations, it is not needed. I want to work in museums. To work in such institutions I need a degree in museum studies or education, in order to be considered for employment opportunities. Similar requirements are needed in medical fields or in business environments. In some scenarios, more education such as a doctorate or other certificates is needed which would require more planning. Within graduate programs is where students learn specific skills for their desired career. During undergraduate curriculums, the student often gathers a foundation in skills such as critical thinking, public speaking, and writing. Now an additional step is taken to sharpened and expand one's skill set to better serve the field one wishes to enter. Medical programs for nurses, pharmacists or doctors are strong examples of this idea. With a background of chemistry or biology students go forward to a specific track such as trauma, oncology or even research based. This, in turn, helps with job placement. Being trained in a specific field makes one more desirable for a job that few are trained to perform. Also within graduate school opportunities such as networking events or internships, provide the chance for students to firstly potentially secure a job, continuing building of skills, and network to find other opportunities. However, it is easy to just