As a child I always dreamed of when I grew up, I would be a CEO to a major company. I would visualize myself wearing expensive suits to work and possessing the ability to delegate duties to others. After high school, I started working toward my goals of earning a degree. I ended up pursuing my education in the medical field. I successfully earned two bachelor degrees one in Arts whereas the other in Science.  Congratulations! Still I was yearning for more. I knew I wanted a master’s degree in Business but I just did not know when or where in which I was going to do it. My plan was to pass my medical boards, which was the Physician Assistant National Certifying Examination go straight into the Masters’ program.
Additionally, I looked into what the requirements were for a Masters’ Degree, the traditional schools required passing the GRE. I was contemplating whether or not I wanted to start studying again to prepare to pass the GRE a colleague who was a physician assistant friend told me about University of Phoenix and he explained to me that the school does not require GRE scores. I was intrigued yet hesitated at the same time because I did not know much about the University.
Months had passed and my friend called me one day to inform me that he was graduating already from University of Phoenix with his MBA Degree in Health Care Administration. I couldn’t believe how fast the time had passed. During our conversation he stated how pleased he was of the program and he also reassured me that the program was durable doable working full-time as a physician assistant. At that point I told him I would check it out.  Yes, the program targets working adults.
Furthermore, my expectation of earning a MBA is to gain the knowledge of running my own business. I ultimately want to open up my own medical clinic. As I look at the various courses and the core courses, I am