The Value Of An MBA Degree
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This 5 page paper discusses the value of the Master's Degree in Business Administration. The writer begins by reporting an article that claimed the MBA has little value and the comments regarding that article from others. The Graduate Management Admission Council conducted a study of over 1,000 MBA graduates regarding their satisfaction with the degree, the skills gained and their overall rating of the value of the MBA. These results are reported. The impact of the present weak economy are also mentioned. Finally, the writer lists some of the many areas in which industries are looking for MBA graduates. 1 Table is included. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
Filename: PGmba.rtf

To Think Like A Lawyer
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A 6 page paper. After beginning with a bit of humor, the writer discusses how law students are taught to think. The basic question addressed is what it means "to think like a lawyer." The discussion includes four strategies to think like a lawyer. Turow's One L is one of the sources used. Other lawyers' comments regarding the process of thinking like a lawyer are also offered. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
Filename: PGlawthk.wps

Tourist Destination Management
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Thbis 3 page paper provides an overview of three questions about tourist destination management.
Filename: MHTourMa.rtf

TUTORIAL PAPER: CHOOSING THE RIGHT CAREER
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This tutorial paper leads the writer/researcher through the best methods by which to compose an essay based on how someone chooses a job or career. The paper discusses two styles of papers one can use in writing this paper, focusing on the "how to find a job" style. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
Filename: MTcareer.rtf

Vocational Assessment Reports
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This 5 page paper relates the issue of vocational assessment reports. Assessing vocational interests and the applicability of the outcomes of assessments have become central components of unemployment support services. For individuals with a variety of vocational interests and skills, the use of these assessments can be beneficial in the placement of unemployed individuals into the job market. This paper outlines these elements. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: MHVocAs2.rtf

Vocational Youth Organizations
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9 pages in length. The history of vocational youth organizations was born out of the need to guide adolescents down a positive path toward productive career-oriented goals. Many times youths have a particular vocational desire yet no way of attaining the proper training due to financial limitations or other constraints. Vocational youth organizations were established as a means by which to provide the missing link between an adolescent's vocational focus and the training that will help him or her reach this goal. The objectives of vocational youth organizations are to fortify the learning relationship between individuals and their particular vocational area, as well as to interact with other organizations in order to ascertain the common denominator between and among other similar organizations. The writer discusses vocational youth organizations with special attention on those that retrain criminal offenders. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
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Why Become a Nurse?
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A 4 page paper which examines why one would wish to become a nurse. No sources cited.
Filename: RAnrse.rtf

Why Choose Marketing?
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A 4 page paper discussing one individual's choice of marketing as a career. In this time of rapidly-evolving technology, marketing is always relevant and always needed. Electronics technicians and TV repair people know all too well that not every occupation remains relevant regardless of the changes that occur around them. Marketing provides both variety and security, while also providing learning opportunities and a reason to study the choices that people make. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: KSmktgCareer.rtf