A Career As A Career

Growing up, I was always the one expected in my family to succeed. My mom would always talk about the future; I would go to college, a privilege she couldn't obtain herself, and become a doctor to make enough money for our family. This was the career path I've always been interested in since I was a child. This helped shaped my goals in life and inspired me to work hard so I could make that ongoing dream a reality.

I had two hard working parents who went above and beyond to ensure that my sister and I had a good childhood by trying to grant as many requests that they could. They always stressed the importance of hard work to achieve anything and everything we set our minds to and education, but I was very young so education wasn't that high on my priority list. I wanted to become a truck driver or a construction worker, but after my dad suffered a back injury at his job I knew that I wanted to fix his

For example, I would not have been able to fulfill the pillar of scholarship if it had not been for my teachers at Mediapolis, Black Hawk, and West Burlington who taught me not only how to learn, but the value of learning. They taught that one has to work hard to get anywhere in life. Furthermore, Mrs. Henderson, my Talented and Gifted teacher at West Burlington, taught me that regardless of how smart I think I am there is always more to learn. Moreover, this was an important lesson for me to learn because when I was younger I thought that I was a genius. However, now that I am in high school I know better and am very grateful for her words of wisdom. Again, it is only thanks to my wonderful teachers that I learned the value of education

I have accomplished lots of things in my lifetime. I have accomplished getting a job and getting my license to go to that job. I have accomplished working two jobs one is being a machinist and a referee.

I chose this career so that I can make everyone in the world happy. I love to cook, clean, and even give orders occasionally. I want to have my own restaurant and have many of them all around the world. I want to be able to visit these restaurants at least three times a year each. I want to make my uncle happy by succeeding in the business. I want to be like him one day, happy with what I do and very successful. I want to bake a bunch of sweets for children all around for their birthdays and even just every day parties. I want my kids to come from school every day and get a treat for being so good. Mississippi has a very low amount of employees compared to other states such as California. I may go to Texas though because it is bigger than Mississippi and my uncle also lives there.

Many students change his or her career path and life goals several times in college, but I have a firm understanding and motivation regarding my career and expectations of myself that I intend to accomplish. My primary education goal is to complete the B.S.N. program at James Madison University. I am currently a freshman and have a long education career ahead of me, but I am up for the challenge. I chose to become a nurse because it will be my way of serving the community wherever I decide to settle. I have come to respect nurses and their important roles in the world through personal experiences. The most challenging situation I have faced in my short life is when my father was diagnosed with cancer for a second time. As a result, I was able to decide on my future career as a nurse, making it my primary

In high school I decided that I wanted to work in the medical field but it wasn’t until I was a freshmen in college that I had decided that nursing was the field in which I wanted to study. In College I had taken an anatomy and physiology class that had struck my interest and although I had some struggles in the class because of the amount of criteria there was to cover I spent extra time studying and talking with the professor but most of all I enjoyed it. There was so much about the human body that fascinated me which helped close my decision on becoming a nurse. Although I had applied and talked to a few colleges about their nursing programs there was something off about the people and the program. A friend of mine was hospitalized at Medical Center of the Rockies and after many visits with him I began to talk to some of his nurses among the most caring was a girl who had graduated from Colorado Christian University. She had a smile on her face the entire time and never

According to the 16 Personality test, my personality type is the defender. I possess the feeling trait and have excellent analytical skills. I have well-developed people skills and strong social relationships. Even though I’m the judging type, I am also receptive to change and new ideas. According to my Career Cruising results, I should become some type of counselor or therapist. Surprisingly, my suggested careers were pretty accurate to what I want to pursue. However, Career Cruising did not hint at any careers in criminal justice or forensic science as it has in previous years. For my Day-on-the-Job, I job shadowed Officer Brian Farlin and Detective Michael Neering to get a sense of working with crime since that has always interested me.

This section surveys ebb and flows research discoveries in regards to the determinants of activity conduct. It additionally talks about the ramifications of this information for specific and general wellbeing suggestions and intercession systems for advancing physical movement. The discussion predicated on the conviction that physical action is a mind boggling, effective procedure. Amid their lives, people commonly travel through different periods of activity interest that are controlled by various components. This part talks about physical movement determinants in two general classifications: unique attributes, including inspirations, self-adequacy, exercise history, attitudes, and other wellbeing practices; and natural qualities, for example, get to, expense, and time hindrances and political and social

Ever since I was a young child, I aspired to attend The University of Alabama. However, not everything worked out the way I had planned. Attending a large division one university is very expensive. As I grew older, I soon realized attending that school was not the best option for me personally. After careful consideration I decided I would like to pursue a career in the field of nursing. I looking into several different schools with nursing programs, and I stumbled upon The University of West Alabama. At first I was not sure; so I booked a visit to see where I might spend the next couple years of my life. The campus was beautiful and the instructors were very pleasant. I soon realized West Alabama was the perfect school for me. After being in college for a month, I started noticing the struggles many of my peers were facing including: disappointing ones parents, failing to achieve an acceptable grade, and maintaining a social life

My main goal was to attain a bachelors degree in nursing and be my parents first generation child to accomplish such a great honor, since neither of my parents had an education level higher then sixth grade from back home. This, is when I decided to attend college right after graduation high school top thirty of my class. In, 2012 I had my mind set and attended Tennessee State University, where I would major in nursing. Throughout my college years, I faced many challenges that questioned my judgement and strength. For instance, my junior year in the nursing program I got dropped out of the program for receiving two points lower, then what I needed to pass. I was deceived and felt as if my dreams were crushed and there was no

I became a Registered Nurse twenty four years ago. Over the years I have had to overcome many challenges and obstacles plus enjoyed blessings of experiences and opportunities to work in many different capacities. My nursing experience started when I was a senior in high school and obtained my nurse assistant certification. Upon completion, I held my first job as a nurse assistant in a nursing home working with the elderly. I enrolled in college at Bob Jones University in hope of completing their nursing program. Due to finances I was not able to continue my education so I participated and worked at a couple of Christian ministries, but my heart still desired to become a nurse. I moved to Virginia and applied to attend Norfolk General Hospital

The road to becoming a nurse is a constant struggle. Go ahead and laugh, I’m laughing at myself for that ridiculously unnecessary statement. However, it makes sense for me because this was a struggle that I was rather oblivious to as a high school senior when I grasped God’s hand and said “Okay God, I follow where you lead.” If nothing else, thanks to that, I know even in the darkest of moments that I am right where I am supposed to be. This is where God wants me and this is where I’ll stay. However, this doesn’t mean that I’m immune to discouragement or doubt. Going to interview these nurses was one of the most affirming and encouraging experiences I’ve had since coming to school. When I told Nurse Peters that I wanted to be a nurse even more

The process to become a professional singer would have to start when you’re young, because it takes time to actually learn music and to build your voice. Most cited researches I have looked up reported that many professional singers today usually have begin their training of practicing who they are at a young age. Singing opportunities can come from anywhere, such as being in a play at school. It's important for singers to develop a variety of styles. It’s good to know more than one type of music now and days for a better position in the music industry. For instance both popular and classical styles should be considered because employment opportunities exist in each. To get better results for your outcome most people would consider enrolling in a formal training program.

One sweltering day in August of 2014, while New York was experiencing a 108-degree heat wave, I made a decision that changed my life forever. Two months leading up to this day, I had just graduated high school, and eager as ever to start a new chapter in my life, college. One problem stood in my way though. I had no idea what career I wanted to pursue. I was planning on attending York College, because of the central location, but with no direction as to what major in. On this day, I finally realized that I wanted to be a nurse. Throughout my college career, I have faced countless challenges, that helped shape me as an individual. I believe that both my negative and positive experience as a Pre- Nursing Student at York College, has molded