I am a third-year junior at the University of Texas at Dallas. I am studying accounting to get a CPA license. I will get my Bachelor of Science degree in accounting, and planning to continue to stay in Utd for further study for my Master's degree. I still cannot decide what major I will study in Graduate, either supply chain or business analytics. I need to consider which major is more suitable for me according to the market and workplace needs in the next two years. I will be able to take more classes related to these fields and narrow down my degree decision.After graduating from high school, I have been thinking about whether the accounting major of my university suits me. I was always confused because of this problem, until one day when I was doing nothing during the summer vacation, I chatted with my father, he told me that he also worked for a long time, only to understand the original boring knowledge in the textbook, but only to him Lay a little foundation for her career and learned some fur. A word awakened the dreamer. I realized I could learn while in school, while access to relevant work. I started to seek my first part-time job which is a package handler in a Global express company, everything changed. My manager inspired me in ways I could have never imagined. She hears about I am studying in accounting, that she was passionate to teach me some real things at work. I'd learn and know how the products transporting from countries to countries, how to use their accounting system to statistical data. Now, I am the manager at the milk tea shop, helping them to calculate various expenses, artificial losses, and statistical salary.My specialties include quickly adapting to the work environment, quickly learning new skills and solving problems. I am advanced at using excel and photoshop. I am starting to learn python. These skills will enable me to complete the work more quickly and with quality.