Admissions "Try Not To Become Research Proposal

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In my time in the investment industry, I have gained a keen interest in finance, and how it can be used within the context of strategy. How a company structures its finances can contribute significantly to performance. I am also drawn to investment banking. In addition, marketing and strategy are areas which must be understood in order to help companies grow and improve. After business school, my strategy will take me into the higher levels of management. In five or ten years' time, I should be entering the executive suite. Fifteen or twenty years in the future I hope to achieve my goal of becoming a CEO of a Fortune 100 corporation. The MBA will help round out my education and put me on this path.

Personal success will not be measured strictly on managerial achievement,...

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I have to give back to my family, in particular my father for all that he has given me in terms of knowledge, wisdom and experience. I want to lead the way for my siblings to enjoy success of their own. As a man of value, I want to be a beacon for others to not only attain success in the corporate world, but to combine that will giving back to those who have helped, and assisting those who have suffered from conflict and disaster.
In an everchanging world, it is important that every strategy for success be build on a strong foundation of education and values. The tools I will acquire will allow me to capitalize on the drive and ambition I have already displayed. The MBA program is an integral component of the education that I need to become a man of success, a man of value.

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