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Meseret
Level 6 Administrative and Business Management
The course made me understand a business organization, a banking
and a financial ideology, and its methodology, nationally and
internationally.
Meseret has recently completed the Level 6 Administrative
and Business Management course. Read below her experience with the University
Road.
Why did you choose to study at University Road?
Because of a time convincing that enables me to study in my one
time suited. The course fee was fair and the payment plane also encouraging due
to being flexible.
How would you describe your experience of studying at the University
Road?
My experience overall was wonderful. With the subject, I had to
study. Tutorial tools, online support whenever needed is being available. The
entire team was very great, helpful, and understanding, at the same time very
skillful, professional. Tutor feedback was great which helps me a lot to
work and improve on my weakness and keep my strength going, which makes the
course even more interesting and studying with the UR.
What did you like the most about the course with University Road?
The entire course is very interesting and challenging. I was
able to choose a topic I like to work on to submit the assignments. It also
helps me to study and understand a business organization, a banking and a
financial ideology, and its methodology, nationally and internationally.
Do you have any advice for current or prospective
students?
Students need and must commit to study time schedule set out
themselves. Able to put effort to research and read more to help with their
assignments. Whenever received feedback with fail, do not get discouraged, use
it to your advantage to work on your weakness and bettering your strong
point. I am most certainly students need to like the subject study to be
successful and helps to understand same time able enjoy including an overall
gain knowledge and skills desired. Therefore, time is very crucial for
effective outcomes. I say to use it wisely.
What are your plans now?