Why MBA in DLSU?

I am a first year student in the Graduate school taking up Master in Business Administration. Actually, when people ask me why I took MBA I don't have any reason why! I remember in the admission, there is an essay - “why do you want to take MBA in DLSU?” and to be honest, that was the hardest question.Pang Miss Universe lol. I had a hard time answering that because in the first place I do not have the reason why. I just want to go to school and be a student again. To learn. To have an additional three letter word in my name or maybe when I graduated I can earn more money or to have a own business. Ha! What a lame objective, but that's not supposed to be the topic of this blog. Hahaha. I just want to share the grades I have.
English-3.5; Qualitative Techniques-3.5

 Those sleepless nights. Those 12 am bus ride from Makati to Proj 4. Those no lunch days. Everything is worth it! Haha. I am so grateful to the Lord. I am really blessed to gain new friends and have new experiences. I'm really excited to this 3 year journey of my life! But still, I can't answer why I took MBA in DLSU? haha!
These are my group mates in one of my subjects. We are required to take selfies with our papers as a proof! lower left is our prof. funneeeeeh!

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