EOP, Multiple-Choice Test on SMART Criteria

What is Lyle Grant's primary goal in applying for the scholarship?

• To learn more about finance

• To enhance his skills in strategic project management

• To change careers entirely

• To travel to the United Kingdom

Which university did Lyle Grant graduate from?

• University of Birmingham

• Queensland University

• York University

• Michigan State University

What specific program is Lyle applying for?

• Master's in Business Administration

• Master's in Financial Analysis

• Master's in Project Management

• Master's in Communication

How does Lyle plan to measure his success after completing the Master's program?

• By earning a high salary

• By becoming a top project manager in his field

• By traveling for work

• By teaching at a university

What relevant experience does Lyle mention in his letter?

• Volunteering in community service

• Working as an operating manager at a finance company

• Interning at a marketing firm

• Starting his own business

How does Lyle demonstrate that his goals are achievable?

• By stating he has no experience

• By detailing his academic achievements and work experience

• By mentioning his desire to learn only

• By discussing unrelated skills

What values of the University of Birmingham does Lyle mention?

• Innovation, creativity, and collaboration

• Consistency, commitment, and efficiency

• Diversity, inclusion, and excellence

• Leadership, ambition, and integrity

What is the time-bound aspect of Lyle's goal?

• He will start the program soon

• He aims to complete the program in two years

• He plans to become a top project manager within the next three years

• He hopes to find a job immediately after graduation

What kind of skills does Lyle claim to have developed during his undergraduate studies?

• Marketing and sales skills

• Communication and networking skills

• Technical skills in engineering

• Creative writing skills

What is the main purpose of Lyle's letter?

• To ask for a job

• To apply for a scholarship

• To request an interview

• To introduce himself to the university