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Where I am now
Finished all of my 30 credits, OSSLT, and recently my volunteer hours as of date. -
Next year
I plan on finishing my last prerequisite course for university, calculus. Also going to be applying to UFT and Ryerson for accounting management (Co-op) -
5 years later
If everything goes as planned, I will be in my 4th year in university for my undergraduate program, but co-op has 5 years unless I take multiple courses during the semester and in the summer. So most likely i will have to study a lot this year as it is the same transition as grade 12 to university, where I need a certain average to get accepted to graduate programs, CPA. -
10 year later
Right now I should have my CPA, and be finished with my masters in fiance or MBA. Like I said in my "exploring educational resources", my pick for job would reside in accounting, so based on that i would be a management or investment accountant. My evidence for my predication would probably be because I did pretty good in business in high school and enjoyed that ,also my undergraduate and grad support my career. Also I did co-op in bookkeeping for my sister to help in my experience. -
15 year later
Given now, I should have around 4-7 years of experience being a CPA. I think at that time I would probably apply for a CFO position in a company that is hiring. So I can earn more money. This decision is based on taking my leadership business course and my dad teaching me how o run businesses and invest on the economy. Also in grade 12 I attended a innovation conference, where I talked to other business owners and CFO in big companies. That inspired me to follow there footsteps. -
20 years later
I will be in my CFO position for 5 years now, and probably develop a good relationship with my company. I believe my annual income would be around 210k, so I would probably use around 10-15 percent to invest in houses and condos, because like my dad said investing in real estate will always be profitable, because homes are always in demand(Unless it's in the 2011 crisis), and the rest to pay for my mortgage,kids tuition and etc. -
Somewhere in the Future
This might contraindicate my plan to become a CFO, but I always wanted to build/own a restaurant with my family. I do not have any evidence, other than my business interest supporting this point. But I always envied self owned restaurants that ran there business with there family. So maybe when I am 45 or 50. I would like to stop working under other companies and build my own, hopefully have my wife work there too.
