Philip Sutton: 2018 International Business TCC Graduate
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BusinessPhilip Sutton served as a True Blue Leader at TCC, and has bigger plans, including travel and work overseas, and a graduate degree.
Hometown: Skiatook
Major: International Business
Graduation Year: 2018
What are your plans after TCC?
I am currently enrolled at OSU. I plan on getting my MBA at the University of Tulsa after that.
What is the best thing about your college experience so far?
Getting to interact with other students to solve problems.
What do you think makes you successful?
I work long hours to ensure that all of my projects are completed.
Why did you choose your major?
I had the opportunity to go overseas several times, and wanted to go back.
Why did you choose TCC?
The cost of TCC was much more appealing than OSU
What has been the most challenging part of attending college?
Having so many projects going on at once has been challenging, but it has helped me grow as an individual.
What has been your favorite class and why?
Microeconomics. I love looking at how the economy works.
Has anyone from TCC helped with your success? If so, who and how?
Chelsey Gibson-Smith. She helped me achieve a national award in Global Analysis and Decision Making.
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