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What Do I Want To Do After I Graduate?

I am graduating within the next year and would like to have an idea on what I am doing

Brennan Ferrilla

Nov 14, 2016

Saginaw Valley State University

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I have a few ideas on what I want to do after I graduate such as finding the right place to live, finding a nice job, and traveling. I love Michigan, but it may not be the place in which I would like to spend the rest of my life. It has been said that you can experience all four seasons during one day in Michigan and I have experienced this a few times, but it may be time for a change in scenery.

There are a few places that I have traveled to where I could see myself living like, somewhere in Canada, Seattle, Colorado or Upstate New York. If you haven’t noticed by now from the places that I have given, I love the cold and I love the outdoors. Fall is my favorite season and I love fall sports. Postseason baseball, football, and hockey are the heart of my love for the season because I am so sports-oriented. Being able to rake up the leaves and make giant snow forts with my future kids won’t be able to happen if I move to Arizona, or Texas because they are too hot and dry. I am a huge family man and can’t wait to start a family once I get my life all figured out first with a job and a home.

I believe I know what I would like to career wise after I graduate and that would be an Account Director. This job pays well, and for the right company, I can get some great benefits. Being an Account Director, you have to be able to make sure that the client is happy with the business, manage accounts for the client, and lead a large group of people. The job oversees the Account Manager, the Account Executive, and then a large group of people that work on the sales floor. I believe that I would be great at this job because you have to be a people person in which I am, you have to be street smart when it comes to customer relations with the client, and you have to be nice in which I know I am.

The place that I have been in my life, I can thank my family for taking me. I have been to Europe, Canada, Mexico, and a lot of places in the US. Once I am financially stable, i would like to go back to Europe like Italy, Spain, and Austria. I also would like to go to New Zealand so I can walk to Mordor. Visiting the far east just once to see what their culture is like out there would be very cool too and would be crosse off my bucket list.

As you can see, I have a lot of plans for myself after I graduate and know that If I really put my mind to it, I can achieve it. I love to travel and explore new places, I would like to find a job in either Seattle, Up-state New York, somewhere in Canada, or Colorado. these places all fit my criteria in different ways and would help me live a great life after I graduate.

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