I have a BS and an MBA, what is the proper way to write out my name?
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You list the graduate degree(s), not the Bachelor(s). If you have more than one Masters degree, for example, you list them in the order received. Once you receive your Ph.D., just list that.\n\nThere are many appropriate times to use your degrees with your name, so unless you are hiring someone to announce your entry into every room, you do not need to "get over yourself". (Jealousy is a curse, and mediocrity is not a bragging right, people!)\n\n[first name] [last name] MBA
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When students at our institution are awarded endowed funds ("named" scholarships), they are required to write letters such as these.  A rule of thumb: if you are unsure, err on the site of formality -- letter format, formal tone.  Below are some recommendations from various schools; it's good to follow them but, if you can, interject something personal, too.
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Type the name you're looking for here:\nhttp://www.up.edu/dir/Default.aspx
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Company Name/Your Name (c) Year
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Skip the sir or madam.. just address it to the court or to whom it may concern.\nStart out with, "I have know (full name) for (number) years"\nAll your life isn't enough.. say the number. \nMention any and all nice things they have ever done for you or others that you witnessed.. include jobs of length and/or volunteer/community work. Your trying to create a positive letter so keep it that way.
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My advice would be to get your MBA before you join the work force.  I received mine directly after getting my bachelors.  It was very easy, and has already paid for itself.  \n\nPeople who wait and get it while they are working have a difficult time.  I know a lot of people who are doing this, and they are having a tough time with it.  \n\nI'm so thankful to have gotten it out of the way.
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I recommend getting a job.  Then when you do your Masters in Business Administration,  a) the company might pay for it, and b) you'll have the advantadge of having experience.\n\nI've got one MBA class under my wing, and have had my "real job" six months now.\n\nAnother friend of mine had her "real job" a few years and is finishing her MBA this semester and she and I have talked about it, and agreed that its better to be in the work force at least a year before trying graduate school.
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I would ask the person/company who asked you to write the business profile EXACTLY what they are looking for. Generally, a business profile includes the following:\nName of Company, Address, and phone/fax numbers\nNames of Business Owners\nBoard of Directors\nWhat the nature of the business is\nWhat products/services they produce\nNumber of Employees\n\nAlso, don't forget to use your spellchecker!
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I usually have a list...at the top it says my name, address, etc. in the resume format (top center of the page, same as resume page) then list the references and my affiliation (if it is personal or professional).\n\nGood luck!
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copies are indicted by the abbreviation "cc:" (for carbon copy, one of the relics of correspondence -- I am ancient enough to remember the blackened fingers from it!). However, how you list the names of people to be copied on the letter depends.  Alphabetical order is usually good, although pecking order may play a role, w/ the CEO listed first and underlings below in alphabetical order.  Lots of luck!
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Hmm, I dont kno if there are sites that have that kind of stuff.  I wrote one for my masters application, it was a pretty vague question.  They just asked why I wanted to be in the program I was applying for.  The director told me they were just making sure that people were applying for the right major. \n\nI think if you are applying for a major that you are dedicated to and really passionate about (like I was) the letter kind of writes itself.  If you want to take a look at mine, I can email it to you. \n\nContact me...my email's chanda712 at yahoo :)
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The basics:\n\nAS - Associate of Science\nAA - Associate of Arts\nABA - Associate of Business Administration\n\nBS - Bachelor of Science\nBA - Bachelor of Arts\n\nMS - Master of Science (Magister Scientiæ)\nMA - Master of Arts (Magister Artium)\nMBA - Master of Business Administration\n\nPh.D - Doctor of Philosophy\n\nWikipedia has dozens of the lesser-used degree names and their acronyms.
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Than a normal MBA?  No.\n\nA big part of the MBA program is networking with others and building industry connections that you can use later in life for various purposes.  The actual coursework is relatively trivial and not a big focus.\n\nOf course, having it on your resume is generally better than not having it on your resume for most jobs.  You may get overqualified for some of the entry-level type jobs, though.
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Yes, you can use on your business cards or on your resume (Curriculum Vitae).  If  you hold any sort of degree or certificate; you can use the appropriate suffix.  Most people do not use their titles in this country for some reason.
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you need three sheets of paper on the first put your name address ssn and your date of birth.on the second sheet put all the schools collages and trade schools you have attended and what your major was the dates when you started and when it ended if you have certificate attach copy on the third page list all jobs starting with the last put your job duties date hired and date left and reason starting pay and ending pay put the companies name your bosses name and phone number this should do the trick for you hope i was of some help to you gl
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Just use the standard business letter format.  I think Word has a template for that.  Also you can look at an example here:  http://www.wisc.edu/writing/Handbook/BusLetter_Block.html
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Use a common letter format (See Below).  Maybe search on google/yahoo for examples of admission letters for some ideas on wording to use.\n\nYour Name\nAddress\n\n\nDate\n\n\nCollege Name\nAddress\n\nAttn:  John Doe\n\nIntroduction\n\nBody of letter\n\nConclusion\n\n\n\nSincerely,\n\n\nYour name