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Personal Statement
I am already a student at California State University San Bernardino, and I plan to begin my masters program in September at CSUSB. I would like to obtain my masters degree in Public Administration for a number of compelling reasons. First, I wish to be a Public Administration major because it is relevant and even vital to my career goals. Ultimately, I would like to have a career as a director in the Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS), and I know Public Administration is a degree that will serve me well in this goal. I realize this is a demanding goal for my future, and I want to make sure my education prepares me for the challenges ahead.
I would like to work for INS for many reasons. First and most importantly, I feel many of the current INS programs are outmoded and cumbersome, and difficult for many new residents of the United States to comprehend and utilize. I would like to create a more modern and efficient operation that is...
I think a masters degree in Public Administration will serve me well in these aspirations, because it will prepare me for a career in public service, and open up new understanding of just what being a director in the public service sector involves.
Another compelling reason for me to continue my education at CSUSB is my family background. I am happy to admit that I am the first of my family to attend college. Because of this, I want to ensure my future is successful and my education is complete. This is quite important to me, because in the future I want to support my own family in completing their educational goals, so that this trend in my family continues. I am proud to have attained my bachelors degree in (ADD YOUR DEGREE), and I feel that continuing in a masters program will enhance…
Personal Statement During my 4-year period as a college student, I studied Marketing and in my second year, I decided to discontinue the course in favor of Information Systems. The information industry is becoming more prominent in the running of most businesses and corporations and is becoming the source of solutions to most information management issues. In this regard, a personal computer is necessary for business as well as domestic usage
On this front, I was instrumental in the identification of an existing opportunity for the company to further enhance its revenues through the sale of Bath Products. Today, thanks to my efforts and those of my colleagues, our company is regarded a model for all other distributors of bath products. Like it has been the case with my previous accomplishments, this particular event also presented me with a valuable
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Personal Statement What is your intended major? Discuss how your interest in the field developed and describe any experience you have had in the field - such as volunteer work, internships and employment, participation in student organizations and activities - and what you have gained from your involvement. My planned major is Sociology. My interest in this field stems from my own life's challenges such as being brought to the United States
Personal Statement Decide what you want, decide what you are willing to exchange for it. Establish your priorities and go to work." -- H.L. Hunt immigrated to the United States when I was seventeen from Seoul, South Korea. I came not only with a keen interest in bettering myself but also the desire to observe, study and learn the legal and moral tenets that govern United States society. I wished to
Personal Statement I have always admired people like Bill Gates and Michael Dell who started their own businesses while still in college, with hardly any startup money. They poured everything they had, and even neglected their studies, into a creative business venture. They relied on what they knew instinctually, in that case knowledge of computers, and also discovered a previously untapped market niche. I believe a lot of business sense is