There are very few things in life that are definitive, but I considered the legal profession to be ideal for me. Unfortunately, I had to restructure my focus and identify an occupation that would reward me for the next 40 years. After reflection, I determined that my strengths were as follows: using statistics to drive growth, working efficiently to meet deadlines/goals, solving problems based on logic, maintaining a strong organizational trait to uphold standards, Participate in team assignments and conquer challenging tasks. While none of my strengths were surprising, I found that I underestimated the importance of being in a position that would be challenging, but that would allow me to be innovative while maintaining a role that would be vital to a company. After years of reflection, I chose to pursue a master's degree in business administration. I originally planned to attend Bethel University and then continue on to Union University, but my plans were interrupted due to an unexpected personal matter. As a result, I was unable to start at Union, but completed 2 courses at Bethel. Once I was able to continue, Union's program conflicted with mine, so naturally, I decided to complete my degree at Bethel because I knew the school's credentials and appreciated the flexibility of the program. Although I earned an "A" in management accounting and economics from Bethel University, there are other reasons that qualify me as a great candidate for the MBA program. One of the reasons is my innate aptitude for business, which came to fruition when I started working as a leasing agent agent for Makowsky Ringel Greenberg. I have used some business characteristics in this profession such as strategy, customer interaction, market management, a... means of paper... es, will produce a permanent customer." In the future, I plan to hire employees and collaborate with other companies/investors to support growth. As I said before, there are few things in life that are permanent. So, if my company does not continue to be profitable, my alternative plan is to work at a company of management consulting. So, this degree will remain relevant and fundamental to both my plans. Too many similar aspects in my life. Therefore, it is no surprise that I want to continue on the path to earn an MBA Based on my experience, Bethel University is the right place because it is accredited by SASCOC and offers a flexible course program. I look forward to continuing my education because it will satisfy my understanding of business and provide me with all the tools to. be successful.