Hubbard College of Administration » Business Administration Degree http://blog.hubbardcollege.org Wed, 28 Jul 2010 01:25:17 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 en hourly 1 Associate Degree: Planning Can Become Actuality http://blog.hubbardcollege.org/associate-degree/associate-degree-planning-can-become-actuality/ http://blog.hubbardcollege.org/associate-degree/associate-degree-planning-can-become-actuality/#comments Wed, 16 Jun 2010 01:56:23 +0000 admin http://blog.hubbardcollege.org/?p=1005 June 14, 2010
Associate Degree: Planning Can Become Actuality
By Gloria Liu, a Taiwanese student from Taipei on the Associate Degree Program at the Hubbard College of Administration (HCA), Los Angeles, CA.
From this ìHow to Make Planning Become an Actualityî apprenticeship, I know better how to differentiate the different types of actions (called target types) that have to be considered in achieving a goal. This allows me to plan more carefully so there is no unnecessary action and overlooked actions. All the target types are important and when skillfully assembled and combined, lead the user towards the major target, which is the program goal.
During this apprenticeship, I found out that this is a field I like. I like to plan and turn it into a doable program. In fact, this is what Iím doing all the time in my head. I just need to put my plans in writing and get them executed. When I have something in my head, I can definitely write it down as a program and that makes it easier to carry out than solely thinking of it in oneís head. I can use this for my future business undertaking, which I believe will be a great hpelp. Also, I can apply this same skill for my non-business, personal aspirations. This is how I can make my dreams come true!
By Gloria Liu, a Taiwanese student from Taipei on the Associate Degree Program at the Hubbard College of Administration (HCA), Los Angeles, CA.
j0289307From this “How to Make Planning Become an Actuality” apprenticeship, I know better how to differentiate the different types of actions (called target types) that have to be considered in achieving a goal. This allows me to plan more carefully so there is no unnecessary action and overlooked actions. All the target types are important and when skillfully assembled and combined, lead the user towards the major target, which is the program goal.
During this apprenticeship, I found out that this is a field I like. I like to plan and turn it into a doable program. In fact, this is what Iím doing all the time in my head. I just need to put my plans in writing and get them executed. When I have something in my head, I can definitely write it down as a program and that makes it easier to carry out than solely thinking of it in oneís head. I can use this for my future business undertaking, which I believe will be a great hpelp. Also, I can apply this same skill for my non-business, personal aspirations. This is how I can make my dreams come true!
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My name is Ray Li, a Taiwanese student from Taichung.  Iím studying to earn my Associate of Applied Science Degree Management and Administration degree at Hubbard College of Administration International, and I just finished the ìEthics for Business Survivalî course.
This is a very good course. I learned more about condition formulas that one uses to improve conditions (operating states) and ethics, which consist of rationality toward the highest level of survival for the individual and everyone and everything that he is concerned about.  I learned some of the basics about condition formulas before, but this course gave me a much more detailed perspective on the subject.  Specifically, I learned a wide range of conditions ranging from confusion all the way to power each with its own formula. Using that data, I understand how to keep an organization expanding continually.
Hubbard College of Administration is a self-paced business school that offers an exceptional business administration curriculum, unique learning technology, life-changing apprenticeships and internships, assistance with job placement and a lifetime warranty for students.  I am currently on the ìEthics for Business Survivalî apprenticeship.
My name is Ray Li, a Taiwanese student from Taichung.  I’m studying to earn my Associate of Applied Science Degree Management and Administration degree at Hubbard College of Administration International, and I just finished the “Ethics for Business Survival” course.
j0182639This is a very good course. I learned more about condition formulas that one uses to improve conditions (operating states) and ethics, which consist of rationality toward the highest level of survival for the individual and everyone and everything that he is concerned about.  I learned some of the basics about condition formulas before, but this course gave me a much more detailed perspective on the subject.  Specifically, I learned a wide range of conditions ranging from confusion all the way to power each with its own formula. Using that data, I understand how to keep an organization expanding continually.
Hubbard College of Administration is a self-paced business school that offers an exceptional business administration curriculum, unique learning technology, life-changing apprenticeships and internships, assistance with job placement and a lifetime warranty for students.  I am currently on the “Ethics for Business Survival” apprenticeship.
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By Jamie Chang, a Taiwanese student from Kaohsiung on the Associate Degree Program at the Hubbard College of Administration (HCA), Los Angeles, CA.
Running an organization isnít a piece of cake, but if you have the knowledge of it, thereís nothing that can stop you!
Nowadays, there are many organizations running out there, but are they really running? Are they really producing products? In other words, are they really counted as ORGANIZATIONS? Or are they just a group of people who donít know what theyíre really doing?
Completing the Basic Organization course is a huge step for me, and it taught me how to establish an actual organization and how I can train employees to get a lot production.  In fact, I realized that not only does this technology apply to a business, but also to your personal life.  Once your life gets organized, you are ready to rock and roll, and there wonít be any obstacle in your path to success.
The HCA is a self-paced business school that offers an exceptional business administration curriculum, unique learning technology, life-changing apprenticeships and internships, assistance with job placement and a lifetime warranty for students. I am currently on the ìBasic Organizationî Apprenticeship.
Running an organization isn’t a piece of cake, but if you have the knowledge of it, there’s nothing that can stop you! j0284001
Nowadays, there are many organizations running out there, but are they really running? Are they really producing products? In other words, are they really counted as ORGANIZATIONS? Or are they just a group of people who donít know what they’re really doing?
Completing the Basic Organization course is a huge step for me, and it taught me how to establish an actual organization and how I can train employees to get a lot production.  In fact, I realized that not only does this technology apply to a business, but also to your personal life.  Once your life gets organized, you are ready to rock and roll, and there won’t be any obstacle in your path to success.
The HCA is a self-paced business school that offers an exceptional business administration curriculum, unique learning technology, life-changing apprenticeships and internships, assistance with job placement and a lifetime warranty for students. I am currently on the “Basic Organization” apprenticeship.
By Jamie Chang, a Taiwanese student from Kaohsiung on the Associate Degree Program at the Hubbard College of Administration (HCA), Los Angeles, CA
]]> http://blog.hubbardcollege.org/associate-degree/associate-degree-basic-organization-2/feed/ 0 An Administration Degree to Manage a Business http://blog.hubbardcollege.org/administrative-skill/an-administration-degree-to-manage-a-business/ http://blog.hubbardcollege.org/administrative-skill/an-administration-degree-to-manage-a-business/#comments Fri, 10 Apr 2009 21:53:55 +0000 admin http://blog.hubbardcollege.org/?p=119 As a young entrepreneur I never wanted to find a job and work for a company. I just wanted to own my company. These days I hear that a lot. Someone asks little Timmy what he wants to be when he grows up, “Own my own business.” Everyone says great and just carries a long. Well I realized a few years back that owning your own business is a lot more complicated than that.

I needed to get a Business Administration Degree, or else I was never going to reach my goal of “owning my own business.” Well I’m almost there. I haven’t got my Business Administration Degree yet, but I’m already starting my own business. And on just the start-up I’m very happy I have all of the knowledge I’ve learned so far. I don’t think I would have made it this far without learning how to really run a business.

My theory is if you know how to run a business, then you know the proper way for it to be set-up. And it’s also a whole heck of a lot easier to set it up.

Today’s world is changing, and you’ve got to know what you’re doing just to keep up with the changes that are going on out there. Mark Cuban recently asked on his blog for a good idea for a new product or business that needs his money. Hundreds of people out there have submitted in-the-works ideas, but few have been chosen.

The point is 5 years ago that would have never happened. With the Business Administration Degree that I’m getting from Hubbard College, I feel like I have the ability to survive in this crazy business world.

Redmond, Student at Hubbard College

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My experience at the Hubbard College of Administration (HCA) has been different in many ways than any prior school I’ve attended: The New York Collective, Hollywood’s MI (Musician’s Institute), you name it. At other schools I registered for each semester and then was burdened by the class schedule: One class at 10:30 another at 1:00 and then one at 6.  And that’s just one day! So I’d end up having too much time to kill between class, usually not very productive time as I’d be on campus, away from my home where I had other things to tend to.

When I started HCA I was happy to find out that they have a self-paced college degree, which you study in a classroom at your own pace. So I could make my own schedule and not be restricted. Here’s how it works: there are 4 periods per day, each about 2 hours long, one in the morning, two in the afternoon and one after dinner. (I currently go for the 2 afternoon periods 1-6pm with a break between for some food) Some others who work all day do the night period after dinner, so they can still get a degree without having to quit work and get a student loan.

So whatever schedule conflicts I have– jury duty, flat tire, meteor shower, etc… I can always put in my time at school. It’s great, the more periods I put in each week, the faster my degree goes. It depends on me, hey that’s novel… Now I’m getting my associate degree at Hubbard College on my own time!

Cassidy Turbin, Student at Hubbard College

]]> http://blog.hubbardcollege.org/administrative-skill/how-i%e2%80%99m-getting-an-associate-degree-on-my-own-schedule/feed/ 1 My Hubbard College Of Administration Apprenticeships http://blog.hubbardcollege.org/uncategorized/my-hubbard-college-of-administration-apprenticeships/ http://blog.hubbardcollege.org/uncategorized/my-hubbard-college-of-administration-apprenticeships/#comments Thu, 09 Apr 2009 20:23:56 +0000 admin http://blog.hubbardcollege.org/?p=101 I find it helpful that upon completion of each course on my business administration degree I’m immediately put onto an apprenticeship with a working professional in that field. Be it PR, organizational patterns or marketing, I’m introduced to new aspects of that field as well as practice the theories and tools I learn on my course. The apprenticeships also open up the door to more career opportunities and let me work in any given field for a week or two, building my portfolio before even finishing school!

Just recently after finishing my PR course I went to apprentice at a company and ended up learning how to do a formal case study and write press releases. At first when I was told that I’d be interviewing clients, designing and writing a case study and then writing press releases, I was stumped. I didn’t learn that on my course… That’s why I guess there are apprenticeships here. I got to put tools from my course to use when interviewing their clients for the case studies and in interviewing the clients I learned a lot about the retail business.

I came out at the end with a great final product. I was even offered a job there once I complete my associate degree!

Cassidy Turbin, Student at Hubbard College

]]> http://blog.hubbardcollege.org/uncategorized/my-hubbard-college-of-administration-apprenticeships/feed/ 0 Using the Knowledge of a Business Administration Degree to Get Things Done http://blog.hubbardcollege.org/administrative-skill/using-the-knowledge-of-a-business-administration-degree-to-get-things-done/ http://blog.hubbardcollege.org/administrative-skill/using-the-knowledge-of-a-business-administration-degree-to-get-things-done/#comments Tue, 07 Apr 2009 01:09:43 +0000 admin http://blog.hubbardcollege.org/?p=68 Being Able to Command Doesn’t Mean You Have to Be the Boss

Have you been to a restaurant or something where the manager just freaks out to the employee for not doing something according to how the manager wants it to go?
Or have you ever seen a housewife abuse her maid for no apparent logical reason?

You don’t get things done well by treating people like animals.

Even though media and TV try to let you believe that all humans are like animals, this is not the reality. Humans are able to think about situations and often enough come to rational solutions how to handle them.

So why is it that some people have a ton of followers and some people can’t even get anything done through their friends?

A lot of the time it’s just defined as an X-factor, someone just has it or not. But I believe you can learn anything.

A few utilities one can keep in mind when you want to get something done through someone else:

•    Have good manners, this consists of communicating in a clear and understanding way and showing that the other person has an importance.

•    Have a reason to actually need the person to do it, and reflect that reason to him so he knows why.

•    Make sure the command has an ethically and morally correct action; else you are risking the person’s perception of right and wrong.

•    Be confident and show it, you must really have your intention on the command. You WANT it done. Not in a forceful way, but in a very strong confidence.

These are actually things you have to just apply to really see how it works; just reading it on my blog and knowing it won’t actually get you anywhere.

As I have pointed out several times, application of the actual learned theory is what makes you capable in this business world today.

In my business administration degree I had communication drills; this actually makes you able to confront people better. It’s just continually training your leadership and ability to get things done.

This has all the knowledge you need to know about communication, what does it consist of and how do you use it correctly?

My favorite course was the sales training, you get about 26 drills that you keep doing until YOU feel comfortable about it. The other communication courses were a lot of fun too, you get to really connect with the other students this way also.

Every entrepreneur has a little insecurity about starting out and getting to command all these people, it takes some responsibility and confront which this training can really boost for you.

Jerome Garot
quejay@gmail.com

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Jerome Garot - Student at HCA

Because Trampolines Get Boring Soooooo Fast

You don’t get stuck on a trampoline or a rollercoaster just in life. Businesses can get into this seemingly endless cycle themselves.

Where many people would say “Oh, well that’s life….”, I would say “Let’s find a solution” and go out and handle any problems that have come my way.

I wasn’t always like this, in the past I would just avoid the problem, go around it, or just accept its existence and live with it. This is what most people do, most of my friends at home too. This isn’t the right thing to do I’ve realized.

As long as a problem goes unhandled, it will keep you under in some way or another. It might just be a little extra weight, but could also be your biggest barrier to succeeding in life in general.

So what made me change that way of handling life? In studying for a business administration degree, you learn to organize so that problems don’t happen very easily. Now what if it explains it in such a way that makes it able to even apply it in your life?

Many see work as the biggest annoyance in life, but that just means they don’t get their job well enough and they haven’t organized it in a way that makes it enjoyable for them.

There are certain very basic laws in this world that hold you back, it’s not bad luck, it’s not the weather, it’s often a hidden suppressive source.

The Hubbard College gave me these really great solutions to everyday problems that help me in widening my capabilities in choosing a career and pursuing it. It has removed a lot of barriers for me and made me realize that the sky is not the limit. In fact there is no limit whatsoever.

Jerome Garot
quejay@gmail.com

]]> http://blog.hubbardcollege.org/administrative-skill/handling-ups-downs-in-life-with-correct-business-administration/feed/ 1 Knowing What the Right Decision Is In Your Business or Life http://blog.hubbardcollege.org/administrative-skill/knowing-what-the-right-decision-is-in-your-business-or-life/ http://blog.hubbardcollege.org/administrative-skill/knowing-what-the-right-decision-is-in-your-business-or-life/#comments Wed, 01 Apr 2009 00:42:59 +0000 admin http://blog.hubbardcollege.org/?p=57 Jerome Garot - Student at HCA

Jerome Garot - Student at HCA

Because When You Flip a Coin in Your Career, You Often Find Yourself on the Ground Looking – for Both

Isn’t it just frustrating when you don’t know what to do? What do you base your decisions on? Money? Family? Pleasure? And after looking back, was it the right thing to base your decision off on? In life you can find yourself looking at some major decisions, attaining a college degree, buying a house, walking up to that girl you like… So how do we decide on these things? Usually friends or family who ‘know all about it’ enlighten us on these decisions, but who says they made the right decision in the first place?

Now I’m not saying to be a rebel and go against everything others say, my mom still tells me what I should bring with me when I go on a date. (Awkward cough.)

- I’m just saying that with all this data in life, you should be able to get the valuable data from it and then decide on your OWN what the right decision is. Kind of like a filter.

If the question “HOW?!” just popped in your head, don’t worry. I’ll explain.

Personal and career development is something that takes some people a lifetime to figure out, the biggest question often being “Who am I?”. Some are not even real to themselves. They have no direction in life, and just don’t know what to do!

In my previous blog I talked a little about leadership, every person being one in one form or another. It is important that people know this.

- When they say “I can’t be a leader.”, they are wrong because they are already one!

Now when you make a decision by yourself, you must have some code that you reason with to make it seem logical. You have it right this moment, the question is, is it an ethical one? Is it right?

Even as a CEO, you have your business administration degree, all this knowledge, but who is benefitting from your decisions? Just you? Or the whole company?

I have learned in one of the earlier and easiest but very beneficial courses, a logical code to think with that I can follow in making almost any decision in life and business. It looks at all aspects and doesn’t leave anything out, you truly get to see what is best for the most number of aspects.

The courses at the Hubbard College are all unique in their own way, and this is just another of my experiences with them.

Jerome Garot
quejay@gmail.com

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Business Administration degrees from HCA

Don’t Judge a Book by its Cover, and Never Judge a Businessman by His Suit

Have you ever seen a “suit” who just doesn’t produce, but still makes a lot of money? (If you’re thinking about Michael Scott from the Office, erase it and think of someone YOU know in your vicinity.) And on the other hand, have you seen someone who works his or her butt off who doesn’t get paid a dime?

- Maybe this might even be you. A hard working student who gets a B, compared to the cheating student who gets straight A’s. It’s not fair.

I’ve seen it happen a lot, where someone works at a company for a long time and he wants to start making more money, because he’s increasing his life, maybe buy a house, get married, etc. He’s working at this company for 10 years and STILL the promotion depends on how nice he is to the boss or how close he is related to him.

Now this just isn’t right.

A position in a company should not be based on this; neither should it be on your knowingness about things. It should be based on PRODUCTION.

- What can you produce that is valuable to the company and thus making you a valuable asset to the company?

If you’re looking at continuing education after high school, or just getting a business administration degree after your college, the Hubbard College is a great college to teach you the accurate way of doing business and being a professional. In addition they provide 100% job placement after graduating the associate degree.

What I like about this, is that the companies who are associated with the college base their promotion and salary on statistics – actual recordings of the production amount.

- Most of the companies are from old graduates/alumni and apply the business administration technology that the school gives. (And they are really nice guys too, makes you see a different side of businessmen and women.)

So yeah, this has helped many of my graduated friends get started in the business world, it makes it way easier than just being thrown out in the real world after 4 years like most colleges/universities do.

Jerome Garot
quejay@gmail.com

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