Throughout my life I have experienced a lot of inconsistent advocates, I don’t want to be like them. I want to be what I never had in my life, a leader, a role model, a good advocate. I want to be the person who doesn’t judge people based on their past, listens, and isn’t biased. Going into the criminal justice field will give me the resources to do just that. I want to help people, I want to help change stories. From the very start my story was set for a bad end. I was born into a family that
The birth of my son was the most life altering experience that I have ever had, and I want to strive every day to give him the happy childhood that he deserves. To further my education is to both become a more proficient provider and pass on the values of higher learning that will, hopefully, inspire him to want a quality education. Another major event impacting my life was the recent loss of my grandfather, who never stopped encouraging his grandchildren to excel academically. He was forced to drop
explore the choices laid out for them. I am one of them. While I do have an interest in the medical field, I am not exactly sure as to if I am interested enough to actually major in it. I want to keep my options open. With money being an issue for many, including myself, I decided to go in as undeclared because I want to make sure the major I picked will be something I will be passionate about and love. As I go in undeclared, I will use it as a learning experience and join a variety of clubs and classes
The reason why i would like to be an LVN is because care giving comes naturally to me. I grew up in a house with two grand parents who are now over the age of seventy and require physical support as well as social support i also have A autistic older brother who needs a care giver at all times and has severe seizures. I carry my self very professionally but i do have a humorous side to me. I understand that patients are human beings and require more that just medicine to heal, they require patience
I chose to serve in the U.S, Military because I want to be able to serve my country and protect it, while having a career and gaining a college education. Ever since I was a little girl I was so honored to have family serve in the Military, I felt proud to have them at school assembly's or even to put their picture in school slideshows for serving. This has been a dream of mine to serve in one of the branches of Military since I was about 14 years old, and to finally be able to start the journey
59.8% of American citizens are employed as of last month if you plan to be successful. As a high school student I am getting prepared for what is coming after college or the work force. when I was little I wanted to be a professional football player as I got older I realized that it was a very slim chance of me getting into the NFL. So therefore I am preparing two other career choices just in case my dream doesn't work out. If the NFL didn’t work I would be either a welder or a Motor sports salesman
What Community service would I choose ( The Three reasons Why I would choose this specific community service) Do you ever want to help people? Would you ever consider helping the people that need help? Have you ever baked cookies for the church bake sale? Have you ever feed the homeless? In all the experiences that we have had, do you ever feel like giving someone else the same kind? If high school had a requirement to do community service I would choose to feed the homeless. I have
Children have the opportunity to grow, but they all need to start somewhere. Choosing a career in teaching means being a part of a child’s growth, no matter what age. The reasons to why I want to become a teacher are to leave an impact on my students, have every day be a new experience, and because I understand the importance of education. Every year, every day, and every second leaves a chance to influence a child’s life. The first day of class can be nerve-racking for both the students and the
Introduction Many people have a hard time answering the question, “What do you want to be when you grow up?” Since I was little I have always wanted to be a doctor. As I have gotten older, I have learned a little bit more about the medical field. One thing that I’ve learned is that a medical doctor is also called a physician. Physicians examine patients, prescribe medications, and order, perform, and interpret diagnostic tests (U.S Bureau). Depending on the specialty they go into, physicians
people no, which can be seen as an awful quality, but for me it’s a valuable thing. There are limits to when I stop saying yes; however, I tend to want to help people whatever their problem may be. I live to make others happy. I guess you could say that’s why I aspire to be an Obstetrician. They have the chance everyday to make a person overjoyed, and I want that. I don’t work hard in class because I consider