Emmett Dulaney: Price is the most flexible variable
A funny thing happened on the way to purchasing a book from Amazon.com — the price changed. Forty-two times within a 30-day period.
A funny thing happened on the way to purchasing a book from Amazon.com — the price changed. Forty-two times within a 30-day period.
This past Thursday, the fourth annual business camp for high school students concluded at Anderson University. While I enjoy most of the components of the camp, my favorite is always taking the students around and visiting businesses in the community. I am always amazed — and incredibly thankful — that business owners and managers will give up substantial portions of their day to spend time sharing their stories with the students and patiently answer their questions.
If I were given unlimited power for a single day, the first thing I would change is the Core 40 requirements for Indiana high school students and add a course on financial literacy. The United States is in the midst of a financial epidemic, and so much of this problem can be traced to a lack of understanding about the basics of finance among so many individuals.
Trying to find an internship or that first post-graduation job can be overwhelming. RavenReady might be the solution. The program was launched to help Anderson University students take advantage of every avenue available to make them top contenders in the job market.
Misty Jordan graduated from Anderson University this spring as a marketing major with a concentration in music business, but she didn’t take a typical route to reach her final semester of college at AU.