Personal Narrative: A Career In Real Estate

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People often mistaken studying real estate means becoming a real estate agent, however, Terry College of Business offers much more than getting that license for commercial real estate. Terry offers various careers in this major, one of which I want to pursue in the future: a financial analyst. I recently discovered my passion in real estate while studying investments and securities in Accounting I. As I took this course, I quickly realized what I wanted to do involving my initial interest in math, and how I would go about combining my interest as well as skills in communication. Another prerequisite I found to be substantial for this career were ECON 2105 and 2016 where I gained an in-depth knowledge and understanding in predicting the economic

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