At Marshall, we take pride in the fact that our students work collaboratively, both inside and outside the classroom, to create a culture, a community, and an environment that truly defines what we call the Trojan Family. Please describe the contributions you expect to make to your classmates during your time at USC. How will they benefit from your presence in the program?

I am applying to the University of Southern CaliforniaMarshall School of Business. I am applying for the part-time MBAprogram. This is a required admission essays for the USC Marshall School of Business MBA program. There is a 500 word limit.Here are some of the contributions I plan on making:- Thought leadership / Innovative thinking- Outside-the-box thinking / Bold thinking- Bringing an entrepreneurial mindset- Technology backgroundWhy I want to attend USC\’s MBA program: USC\’s vast network offers the opportunity to collaborate with students, faculty members, and alumniShort-term career goal:- Entrepreneurship in the technology industry- Join an existing start-up ventures or work for an established company that is launching new products or branching into new areas. With an MBA from USC, I will be well-equipped to recognize business opportunities and evaluate business plansLong-term career goal:- Start a company that leverages innovations in technology to make meaningful contributions to society and to make the world a better place.A few notes about my work experience:- I started my career at Enterprise Rent-a-car. I got promoted to Branch Manager in less than 2 years. As a Branch Manager, I learned how to run a business. I was in charge of everything: finance, marketing, sales, accounting, etc.- Now I work at a tech company.- I believe I will have a successful career as an entrepreneaur in the technology industry because of the following:- An MBA from USC would give me all the business knowledge I need- My experience in the technology industry, and also combined with- My experience with running my own branch at Enterprise (almost like running my own business)I have attached a PDF that provides a quick snapshot of USCs MBA program, just FYI.