Are you ready to pursue business administration as your career
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Are you ready to pursue Business Administration as your Career? <br />Are you interested in further study? Which subject you prefer? Is this Business Administration?Business administration is a major subject. A major (also known as a major concentration or concentration) is a term for the specific group of courses that give you a basic knowledge of a field of study, which is in addition to your core curriculum. The business School or College will define a framework for this specialized portion of your studies, including a certain number of required courses and a certain number of quot;
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courses relevant to the major.<br />If you are considering studying business administration or management, your post-secondary planning process should begin as early as high school. Business schools can be competitive and are rigorous; therefore, it's important to plan your high school courses accordingly. Some of the classes that you will want to take are English, speech/ communications, math and accounting to ensure that you are well prepared for the schools that make your list. Foreign language courses can be useful for schools with study abroad programs.<br />If you are still in high school, and are thinking about going to business school, there are several additional things that you can do to prepare and increase your chances for being accepted:<br />,[object Object]](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/areyoureadytopursuebusinessadministrationasyourcareer-101217070848-phpapp01/85/Are-you-ready-to-pursue-business-administration-as-your-career-1-320.jpg)
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Are you ready to pursue business administration as your career
- 2. Admissions committees are often interested in a student's extracurricular activities. Consider joining school clubs, athletics, musical activities, and arts and drama, especially if you have excelled in one or more of these areas. This is also a good way to develop demonstrated leadership skills which are an important aspect of a competitive application.
- 3. Work experience - paid or volunteer - can also increase your chances of being admitted and is an achievement often regarded highly by business schools.
- 4. Show your commitment. Some university business schools offer pre-college courses and summer programs specifically for high school students: find out what's available in your area and get involved. This will enable you to show that you're serious while at the same time you can get a feel for whether the field is a good fit for you.For more information. - http://www.educationambassadors.com/<br />