Bramson ORT College

#1: The professors - I had a lovely math professor for my statistics class by the name of Rita (she had a very long traditional Indian last name so she told us it was okay to call her by her first name). Ms. Rita taught me a lot about about my capabilities in mathematics. My other favorite professor was Mr. Chudi. He was my accounting I and II professor. His style of teaching was much more in-dept when compared to the other accounting professors. I looked forward to his classes because I knew I would be pushed to work hard in order to achieve a high grade.

2:Administrative Offices - When I first registered for my 2nd term I was awarded a $1000 scholarship based on my GPA. This allowed me to continue my education at Bramson ORT College without having to take out any loans. When it came time to register for classes I was always prepared. I picked every last one of my classes after I completed my general education requirements. This allowed me to focus on pinpointing what I wanted to major in for my continued education.

Outcomes and Advice: When I finished my last semester in June 2013, I applied to SUNY Empire State College (esc.edu)to pursue my B.S. in Business with a concentration in Human Resource Management. I was accepted into the upcoming Spring 2014 term as a junior with 51 of my college credits being transferred over. (At Bramson ORT College an A.A.S degree is 60 credits and I had 51 since I took a semester off a year prior). ESC took every last one of my credits that I received either a grade C or better in and applied it to my current degree plan. The advice I can give any prospective student is if you want to have complete control of your education then make sure you do what ever is necessary in order to achieve it. I thank Bramson ORT College for helping me develop my skills as an inspiring HR professional and I thank all the faculty and staff for doing their job accordingly.