2 After graduating from high school

After graduating from high school, I wanted to be a successful business woman an own my own business someday. In order to do so, I have to further my education. So, I came up with some career goal I set for myself. I decided I want to be a Business Administrator. First, I had to figure out what exactly a Business Administrator is and how to become one. Second, I want to know how much this profession pays and the responsibilities that comes with it and will I have to relocate to get the highest pay possible? After taking everything into consideration finally, I decide to enroll in the Associates in Arts program at Miami Dade College and start working on my career path. I have to admit it’s a big step for me to take but if I want to be a successful Business Administrator, I have to be prepared.
First of all, what is a Business Administrator?
A Business Administrator works in all types of offices. I might find myself in a small start-up business as well as a large organization. The organizations can be as follows:
Marketing (promoting products, services and public relation. Average salary through 2020, a 14% in growth.
Human Resources Managers average salary through 2020 a 13% in growth estimated 99,180 estimated salary a year.
Health
Financial Manager average salary through 2020 a 9% in growth estimated 103,910 a year.
Manufacturing
Sales
Non-profits companies
Secondly, what is the role of a Business Administrator?
A business Administrator does the basic tasks that need to be done at an organization. The organization rely on you as the Business Administrator.
A Business Administrator oversees:
Building Schedules
Record Keeping
Telecommunication
Transportation Services
Technological Resources
Safety Standards
Insurance Plans

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The U.S Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) expects this career area to grow by 15% through 2020 (about as fast as average) and command a median salary of 77,890 per year.

The cores of a Business Administrator is strategy, support and