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3 years ago

What do you hope to achieve from your college plans?

Business

2 answers:

Sergeeva-Olga [200]3 years ago

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Answer:

Each pathway that you choose is different.

Explanation:

Now I am a Middle schooler and I want to be an Architect.

So these would be the appropriate things that I would like to achieve by going to college.

I would hope to achieve the experience of working with other mature peers because as an architect, you need to listen to the client and be patient with them because if you are not you lose the client's interest and they will take their business to another architect.

Another one is hoping to learn new skills. Learning new skills will help you gain lager attention span as you go to be an Architect and as you start your own business after you graduate from college.

The other one is the Ability to handle pressure at anytime. For instance you would have 3 days to prepare a house model, and you will have clients who will give you like 2 weeks to prepare a sketch and house model. and you would be working on time pressure over there.

Or your boss in the computer engineering will tell you to write a complex code which has to be done in an hour. So that is also working under pressure.

I am going to stop here because I think this may be to much to read.

also I typed this on the phone so there maybe a grammar mistakes in the middle.

I am so sorry about that.

Goryan [66]3 years ago

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It all depends on what you want to do

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