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When I think about what I want to do after I finish school, one idea keeps coming back: I want to work in business administration. I like the idea of helping a company run smoothly, making plans that can help it grow, and working with people to get things done.

First, I believe that business administration gives a good mix of numbers and people skills. I enjoy looking at numbers, but I also love talking to others and finding ways to solve problems together. In a business setting, I will have to understand money, markets, and how a product moves from the factory to the customer. At the same time, I will need to talk with workers, managers, and sometimes customers to make sure everyone is happy and the work is moving forward. This balance is what attracts me to the field.

Second, I think the knowledge I will gain in business administration will be useful in many different jobs. The lessons about budgeting, planning, and organizing can be used in a small shop, a big multinational company, or even a charity. Because of this flexibility, I will have many choices later in life. I can start as an assistant in a marketing department, move to a finance team, and later try my hand at managing people or running a whole project. The skills are transferable, which means I will never be stuck in one narrow role.

Third, I want to keep learning after I finish my first degree. I plan to take short courses on data analysis, digital marketing, and leadership. I also hope to find a mentor who works in a company that interests me. By watching how they make decisions and handle challenges, I will learn how to be a good leader. I think that learning on the job is just as important as studying in a classroom.

Looking ahead, I see my career moving in three stages. In the first few years, I will work as a junior analyst or assistant in a company. I will learn the daily tasks, understand how reports are written, and see how teams cooperate. In the next stage, I will take on more responsibility, maybe lead a small project or a group of five to ten people. I will use what I have learned about budgeting and planning to make sure the project finishes on time and within budget. In the final stage, I hope to become a manager or even a director who helps shape the overall strategy of the organization. I want to be the person who looks at the big picture, decides where the company should go, and guides others to get there.

In conclusion, choosing business administration as my future career feels right because it matches my interests in numbers, people, and problem solving. It offers many possibilities, lets me keep learning, and gives a clear path from a beginner role to a leadership position. I am excited about the journey ahead and ready to work hard to reach my goals.

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Student ID	351
Verification Status	Pending
First Name	Samuel
Surname	Oyewale
Phone no	7032885760
Email (If Available)	samueloyewale698@gmail.com
Home address	Egbedore
City	Modakeke
State / Province / Region	Osun State (Oshogbo)
Date of Birth	December 1, 2008
Emergency Contact Name	Miracle Ayomide
Emergency Contact Phone no	8146555108
Emergency Contact Address	Egbedore area Irebami street
Emergency Contact City	Modakeke
Emergency Contact State / Province / Region	Osun State (Oshogbo)
Relationship to Emergency Contact	Mother
Mother's Full name	Caroline bukola Oyewale
Father's Full name	Caroline adeolu Oyewale
Mother's occupation	Trader
Father's occupation	Farmer
Mother's phone number	09060768112
Father's phone number	08168256489
Family's compound (Agbo ile)	pero compound
Name of school	Glorious hope comprehensive high school
School Category	Private
Address of school	Opposite community grammar school, toro road Modakeke
Name of school Principal	Mr Philip akinroyeje ayodele
School City	Modakeke
School State / Province / Region	Osun State (Oshogbo)
Current Class	SS3
What future Educational career will you likely pursue after finishing secondary school?	Business administration
Have you registered for WAEC ?	No
Do you have any academic award or academic achievement	Yes
List academic awards, achievements and dates	Akoraye quiz competition 2025
Do you participate in community service and extra-curricular activities?	Yes
List participation in community service and extra-curricular activities	I engage in cleaning the gutter of the community
Do you participate in any sport?	Yes
List the sport	Akoraye football competition
Field of Study	Commercial or Social Science Student
English 1st term (Com)	47
Mathematics 1st term (Com)	57
Financial Accounting 1st term (Com)	61
Economics 1st term (Com)	45
Commerce/Government	Commerce
Commerce 1st term (Com)	63
Total 1st term (Com)	273
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English 2nd term (Com)	62
Mathematics 2nd term (Com)	54
Financial Accounting 2nd term (Com)	55
Economics 2nd term (Com)	42
Commerce 2nd term (Com)	79
Total 2nd term (Com)	292
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Mathematics 3rd term (Com)	61
English 3rd term (Com)	58
Economics 3rd term (Com)	55
Financial Accounting 3rd term (Com)	62
Commerce 3rd term (Com)	98
Total 3rd Term (Com)	334
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Final Average (Com)	59.93333333333333
Final Average (All term)	59.93333333333333
"Write about your future career'' do not exceed 250 words	My Future Career in Business Administration When I think about what I want to do after I finish school, one idea keeps coming back: I want to work in business administration. I like the idea of helping a company run smoothly, making plans that can help it grow, and working with people to get things done. First, I believe that business administration gives a good mix of numbers and people skills. I enjoy looking at numbers, but I also love talking to others and finding ways to solve problems together. In a business setting, I will have to understand money, markets, and how a product moves from the factory to the customer. At the same time, I will need to talk with workers, managers, and sometimes customers to make sure everyone is happy and the work is moving forward. This balance is what attracts me to the field. Second, I think the knowledge I will gain in business administration will be useful in many different jobs. The lessons about budgeting, planning, and organizing can be used in a small shop, a big multinational company, or even a charity. Because of this flexibility, I will have many choices later in life. I can start as an assistant in a marketing department, move to a finance team, and later try my hand at managing people or running a whole project. The skills are transferable, which means I will never be stuck in one narrow role. Third, I want to keep learning after I finish my first degree. I plan to take short courses on data analysis, digital marketing, and leadership. I also hope to find a mentor who works in a company that interests me. By watching how they make decisions and handle challenges, I will learn how to be a good leader. I think that learning on the job is just as important as studying in a classroom. Looking ahead, I see my career moving in three stages. In the first few years, I will work as a junior analyst or assistant in a company. I will learn the daily tasks, understand how reports are written, and see how teams cooperate. In the next stage, I will take on more responsibility, maybe lead a small project or a group of five to ten people. I will use what I have learned about budgeting and planning to make sure the project finishes on time and within budget. In the final stage, I hope to become a manager or even a director who helps shape the overall strategy of the organization. I want to be the person who looks at the big picture, decides where the company should go, and guides others to get there. In conclusion, choosing business administration as my future career feels right because it matches my interests in numbers, people, and problem solving. It offers many possibilities, lets me keep learning, and gives a clear path from a beginner role to a leadership position. I am excited about the journey ahead and ready to work hard to reach my goals.

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