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"Proud to announce the completion of my graduation certificate! 🎓 It's been a journey filled with challenges, growth, and countless memorable moments. Grateful for the unwavering support of my professors, classmates, friends, and family throughout this incredible experience. Excited to embark on the next chapter and apply the skills and knowledge I've gained to make a difference in Law in Honours. Here's to new beginnings and endless opportunities! #GraduationComplete #NextChapter #DreamsRealized"

Applying School Knowledge Finally, I challenge you to revisit what you learned in school and consider how applicable it is to your current role. While some professions require a direct application of academic knowledge (think doctors, lawyers, engineers), many of us find that a significant portion of what we learned doesn't directly relate to our daily tasks. This challenge isn't about diminishing the value of education but rather about recognizing that the practical, real-world skills we acquire can often be equally, if not more, essential.

Nowadays earning a degree might not be a difficult job to do but what that degree and education transform you should be evident in our behaviors. We should use our education and learning within ethical framework to develop and teach ethical values to our students.

🌟 Prioritizing fairness in examination scheduling! 🌟 Dear APJ Abdul Kalam Technological University , As we delve into discussions on ethical examination practices, it's crucial to consider the upcoming dates and their impact on students. With exams such as Innovation and Entrepreneurship on March 18th, followed by Managerial Economics and Operations Planning and Control on the 19th, and Investment Analysis and Portfolio Management on the 20th, the challenge becomes evident. Despite gaps between some major specialization exams, the concentration of Operations-related subjects within a short timeframe presents a significant hurdle for students. This imbalance not only adds pressure but also undermines their ability to comprehensively study and excel in all subjects. Additionally, as educators teaching management, human values, and professional ethics, it's imperative that we embody these principles in our actions. Let's address this issue with empathy and a genuine commitment to student well-being, ensuring that every decision reflects our dedication to fairness and inclusivity. Together, let's advocate for a balanced and student-centered approach to examination scheduling, where every student has the opportunity to succeed. #EthicalExaminationPractices #AKTUCommunity #FairnessInEducation #StudentWellbeing

As we continue our discussion on ethical examination practices, it's crucial to shed light on the additional challenges students face beyond just the exam schedule. Consider the plight of students who not only have to contend with long commutes to the exam center but also endure lengthy exams before making the journey back home. The physical and mental toll of such a demanding routine cannot be understated. After enduring the stress of exams, students are then required to return home, only to find themselves back in the cycle of studying for upcoming tests. This relentless cycle not only affects their academic performance but also takes a severe toll on their health and well-being. This situation is far from justified. It's imperative that we address these concerns and work towards creating a more supportive and student-friendly environment. Let's advocate for measures that prioritize student health and well-being, ensuring that our actions align with our commitment to fairness and inclusivity. Together, let's strive to create an educational system where students are empowered to succeed without sacrificing their health and well-being. #StudentHealthMatters #EthicalExaminationPractices #AKTUCommunity #FairnessInEducation

🎓 With a deep sense of accomplishment and gratitude, I announce my graduation from IE University, where I completed a Dual Degree in Business Administration and Law this past July. The journey has been intellectually stimulating and deeply enriching, culminating in the submission of two theses that I believe embody the intersection of innovation, business, and legal prudence. In the realm of business, my final project titled "The Disruptive Potential of AI in News Content Distribution" explored the transformative effects of artificial intelligence on media landscapes. Special thanks to my supervisor Eduardo Pedreño, whose guidance was instrumental in navigating the complex interplay between technology and content dissemination. Simultaneously, in the field of law, I delved into the crucial topic of "The Value and the Limits of Human Oversight in the AI Application." My profound appreciation goes to Antonios Kouroutakis for his supervision, providing a foundation that enabled me to critically analyze the nuanced balance between human control and AI autonomy within legal frameworks. Both endeavors have not only sharpened my analytical skills but have also given me a broad perspective on the ethical, societal, and commercial implications of AI in our modern world. As I reflect on the past five years, I am immensely thankful for the rigorous academic environment at IE University, which has been pivotal in shaping my professional and personal growth. As I transition from student to alumna, I am filled with excitement for the future. 🎉 #IEGraduation #DualDegree #BusinessAndLaw #ArtificialIntelligence #FutureOfAI #AcademicJourney #ThesisAcknowledgment #GratefulGraduate

🎓✨ Pursuing Dreams: Back to School and Beyond! ✨🎓 Hello, everyone! Today, I want to share an important milestone in my journey—a journey filled with dreams, determination, and a lot of hard work. As a junior in college on the President's List, I’m thrilled to be going back to school to complete my degree in business. This is a crucial step toward my ultimate goal of earning a PhD in both business and law. As a mother of one and a bonus mom to four, life is wonderfully hectic. Balancing family responsibilities with academic pursuits isn’t easy, but I believe in the power of perseverance. Every challenge is an opportunity to grow, and every step, no matter how small, brings us closer to our dreams. I’ve always believed that education is the key to unlocking our fullest potential. It’s never too late to learn, to grow, and to chase after what truly sets your soul on fire. After I earn my business degree, I’ll be preparing for law school exams—a daunting task, but one that I’m excited to embrace. To anyone out there who feels like their dreams are out of reach, I want to say this: Believe in yourself. The path may be long and winding, but every step you take is a victory. Embrace the journey, with all its ups and downs, and know that you are capable of achieving greatness. Let’s pursue our passions with unwavering determination and inspire those around us to do the same. Here’s to new beginnings, endless possibilities, and the courage to follow our dreams. Together, we can do this! 💪🎓 #DreamBig #NeverStopLearning #BackToSchool #BusinessDegree #LawSchoolBound #Inspiration #PursueYourPassion

Happening In One Hour ⏰—Why Saying No is Sometimes Best – Understanding Policy in Student-Centered Roles TOTODAY, Wednesday, October 4 | 1PM ET Explore policy in higher education, ethical dilemmas, & real-world implementation. After this session, participants will: 1️⃣ understand how policies are developed 2️⃣ be able to reflect on the ethical dilemmas that can arise from policies in a student affairs practice 3️⃣ understand the impact of circumventing or selective implementation of policy 4️⃣ better understand how to advocate for policy change or exceptions Learn more and register: https://bit.ly/3LImgfG

Rethinking the Value of a University Degree 🎓 Recently, a large university offered me an advisory board position. They also wanted me to enroll employees from my company in the program. I was excited to advise and help improve the program, but I declined when the emphasis seemed to be on filling seats and not creating value. This prompted me to reconsider the worth of a university education. Is a university degree still the gold standard for success, or are institutions simply aiming to fill seats? Additionally, many institutions are also waiving standardized test requirements, such as the ACT or SAT. If the bar has been lowered, is there still value? Is the primary objective revenue rather than education? I'm seeing many alarming issues. What are your thoughts on this topic? Is a university education still worth it, or are alternative paths gaining ground? #HigherEducation #UniversityDegree #CareerPaths #advisory #degree #scam #college #program

GMAT Versus GRE: Which test is preferred by Top-50 MBA Programs?😇 Have you ever got confused about the GRE and GMAT? Both of them are accepted for admission to universities abroad. The GMAT is typically used for business school admissions, while the GRE is accepted for most graduate programs (including business and law schools).✨ But, are you still confused as to which one to choose from?!😊 Check out this article that gives you wide insights on both these tests and which to choose among for your target course.👍 (Link in Comments)👇 #mentorpratapiyer #studyabroadmentors #studyabroadconsultants #mentorsuprajapratap