Introduction Seattle University is located in Washington in the United States and is headed by Father Stephen Sundborg, who is also the university’s president assisted by Timothy Leary, who is the vice president, and Isaiah Crawford acting as a provost. This university comprises over 7,000 students and about 1,000 members of staff and faculty. The mission of our university is “to educate a person as a whole, to professional formation and empowering leaders for a just and humane world” (Seattle University Para. 1). The vision is aimed at attaining education independence, as well as promoting spiritualism and corporate responsibility. I am proud to be a student of this university, which propagates knowledge and justice to society and sharpens leadership skills. Nevertheless, the university offers both graduate and undergraduate courses, with options of full time, part-time, or online schooling. In order for one to complete his undergraduate degree in Business Finance, a minimum of 180 credits and an average point of 2.25 are required (Seattle University Para. 2). “My philosophy of life and education as I graduate” This is the most crucial time of my life, since I am almost through with my course work, thus trying very hard to attain my targeted points. Students are usually happy as they head towards completing their studies, but my main focus at the moment is the honors I will achieve, given that, although every student is capable of completing his undergraduate degree, it is the grade that will take one place. Therefore, the main goals in my life at this point are;  1. to graduate with first-class honors,  2. to be able to obtain a well-paying job,  3. to enroll for a master’s degree after a year of work experience. The reason why I would like to graduate with first-class honors is that I will be marketable in the competitive world out there. At this point, many graduates still struggle to attain quality employment, and sometimes, grades can tell a lot about a person. My aim is to attain competitive advantage as compared to my fellow graduates in the process of seeking employment. This is because my aim is not only to acquire a job but a job that will help me diversify, learn, and progress upwards. Having acquired those factors, then I will be ready to pursue my master’s degree, which will be much easier, as I will have an experience that will contribute to my effectiveness. We as individuals are supposed to make the world a better place for everyone to fit in. In fact, it is our responsibility that, as we leave this world, we leave it better than we found it. Therefore, in the next fifty years, it is my hope that there will be fewer carbon emissions in the air, thus reducing the chances of mortality, pollution, and global warming (resulting from the effects of the dangerous carbon emissions). In fact, my wish is that wind energy would be encouraged around the world since it is cheap and affordable. Secondly, poverty should be history in the next fifty years; my main concern is how poverty can be eradicated across the world, such that, food, shelter, clothing, education, and jobs are available and accessible by the citizens of each country. Donations are meant to reach out to the poor and assist them, but it would be better to travel to the most poverty-stric