1. Introduction As a MBA student I have entered a different kind of challenging phase of my academic life, it is not only the environment of the new class but also new way of life. A successful accomplishment of studying post-graduate depends on what kind of goal will I create and what kind of strategy will I execute. So I need to create a goal because with this goal, I will keep myself motivated to my own goal and I will try my best to attain it and not give up easily. Graduated from Malaspina University-College with wide vision, more knowledge, soft-skills, and hard-skills about business and how to communicate with others is my ultimate goal. And I hope after I get my degree from the university, I could get accepted in one of the best multi-national company in Canada as a future leader and know how to do it. In the study plan and personal development plan, I am going to explain my steps to achieve my goals. 2. Part 1: Study Plan
In the study plan I determine three objectives that I think important, those are :
2.1. Establishing a schedule for my study
I had been experiencing some unmanaged academic activities before I have arrived in Malaspina University College. My habit is often to postpone my assignment and rarely study for preparing tomorrow class, and because of that I seldom achieved good grades in exams and assignments. So that, I will have to improve my time management by making all my activities in scheduled from the beginning of Pre-MBA program until the end of MBA program. For example, everyday after the class I will evaluate and review what I did in the classroom. Having some exercise at the gym for a while between four and five o'clock, then I will prepare for the next day class. To make it balanced, I will have some sport and hang-out with my friends on the weekends.
2.2. Enhancing language skills
Because I think English is important, and as my initiate step to the course. I plan to develop my language skills in :
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