I have made a contribution to the AVID program by spreading all the wonderful things AVID teaches you to my friends and relatives also how it can change your life positively. I have spoken with many friends as to why they should be considering the AVID program in high school in order for them to gain knowledge and learn important college factors so that when they move on they won’t have a difficult time in college. This contribution may not seem as much but I have also tried my hardest to earn a good grade for all the years that I have been taken AVID not only for a grade in the class but for others to see what I have learned throughout all the years that I have been in AVID program and what it can do to improve high school students who want to attend college and become successful trying to reach their goals and dreams. …show more content…
College will be essential to all students at a certain point in our lives because we want to see people follow the path to success, we want the world to have a better place with better jobs and we want to avoid money being an obstacle for many to help out their family, I recommend the AVID program to fellow mates who aren’t taking AVID to take it because those students sitting down in a desk can one day become the most successful person for their own bright future and hard
Hello, I am Anahi Ceballos-Tapia and I am currently 13 years old. When I’ve first heard about the AVID program, I was very skeptical about what this program benefits. After asking which program would suit me the best for my future education, I’ve chosen to participate in this particular program. I feel that I have the skills and determination to have this course in Everett Alvarez High School. Therefore, I would like to be enrolled in AVID for various reasons. My foremost reason on why I want to be enrolled in AVID program is considering that it will help me tremendously on my academics in school, which would apply to helping me learn how to be successful all the way through college. Secondly, I would like to be in AVID since this class can
With America growing at the rate it is, it is very important to grow with it. College is the best way to prepare someone to be out in the workforce and survive. Going to college is not essential for success, but it will give someone the extra skills that will help them in their career and in life. College helps people get a good job, prepares them for adult life, and will help them make more money.
The Stritch school of medicine is an institution that allows the intersection of research, compassionate care to all members of the community and academic excellence while keeping the patient first. For this reason, I am certain that being a part of this program will challenge me to widen my horizons and increase my exposure to different perspectives. Furthermore, the emphasis on serving others, especially those from the underserved population aligns with my future aspirations as a physician. The ASPIRE program has invaluable resources for me to broaden my depth of knowledge about health care disparities, team dynamics in medicine, and the significance of healthcare professionals that are willing to implement change.The combination of academic
Coming from a Latino household, I’ve learned that anything is achievable – there are no walls nor boundaries to stop me from reaching my goals. Whenever it came to achieving something in school, I could hear my father’s words “si se puede” – meaning “you can do it” – playing in my head. So long as I believed I could excel and go beyond in my studies, I felt that I could open doors of opportunities for myself.
1- What appeals to me about the AVID program is that the program prepares you for high school/college. Also, how the program teaches you new strategies that you can use in school and it helps you develop a sense of hope for personal achievement gained through hard work and determination. This was my first year in AVID and I gained a lot of new ways to make learning easier in school. Such as cornell notes, PVLEGS, and how to stay organized throughout the school year. I want to continue AVID because it’s really a fun and it is a very educational program to be in. I met new friends there and it helped me not fall off the wagon in school by getting good grades.
Before AVID, the thought of college was more like a dream even though from a young age, I always knew college was my objective. Being in AVID made college more of a reality for me. AVID has helped me by educating me on what colleges are most suitable for me, giving me a sense of community, and teaching me organizational skills that will help me in the future.
During high school I decided that I wanted to be part of a program that would guide me to be able to attend college . I didn't really know that much about the AVID program, I only knew that it would help me when I applied to college. Now being in AVID for four years I now know that it is more than just that. AVID has given me many opportunities. It has motivated me to take AP and other College classes, something I might not have done if I wasn’t in AVID.
I want to be a part of Arts 360 because I believe this will allow me to greater understand, and expand my understandings and opportunities in the art field. I find my love of art to continually grow as I experience and learn more about various aspects of the field. I want to grow in my understandings of arts administration. I would like the exposure to see the various jobs and tasks that are within arts related fields. I really want the opportunity to network with people from diverse artists and creators. Also, I love that this program will allow me to meet other peers who share a love and appreciation of the arts. The art field is so competitive, so to join a group where everyone wants to succeed at their craft is
I was born the fourth of December 1991 in Cranbrook British Columbia. I lived there for 18 years. Before joining the military I worked as a fry cook at a Burger King for three years and held part time jobs working for the College of the Rockies summer camp programs during the summer. My parents are currently living together in Cranbrook BC. My father works outside the province testing railway tracks for two months at a time, then returns home for two to three weeks. My mother acts as the main contact point of the family, she works as a financial clerk. I have a 22 year old sister who will be attending university in Calgary this September. I attended Mount Baker Secondary School in Cranbrook and graduated in 2009
I recently took a tour of the Toyota plant on the 22nd of October. I then gazed out upon the Toyota plant and suddenly felt envious of the people that witness it every day. From then on I knew that I wanted to be one of them. All my life I’ve been waiting for an opportunity like this and from the second I heard about your AMT program I knew that it was right for me.
I’ve spent most of my life living in southeast San Diego and I have experienced first-hand the lack of motivation and incentive there is for children to pursue a higher education. Luckily, I had teachers I trusted who guided me and excited me about pursuing an education. My AVID class allowed me to get the information and help I needed to succeed in high school and it helped me build a life-long work ethic. As a result of my teacher’s commitment to her students I was able to apply and graduate from a four-year university. Once in college I was able to tutor the University Now program which is a Biology 101 class offered to high school junior and seniors that are low income, first generation college students.
USciences gives me the opportunity to attain higher education. By attaining higher education, I will be able to apply the knowledge and experiences I have gained in the workplace. Furthermore, USciences provides a great opportunity of various clinical settings, hands on experience, and allows me to be a part of a diverse group of individuals within the community. I believe hands on experience in various clinical settings will enhance my ability to provide better care for my patients. By enhancing my abilities, I will feel more confident in what I do in the future. Like any other career, I feel like it is important to feel confident in your job. For example, with physical therapy, patients are trusting the physical therapist to provide the best
If I am accepted to the Illinois Math and Science Academy, I would be so honored and grateful. I look forward to the hands-on curricular offered at IMSA. I wish to be well prepared for my future. I plan on using the opportunities given to take initiative, explore my curiosities, step outside my comfort zone, take charge of what I’m doing with confidence, think for myself, work on different challenges, and build my independence.
There are few certainties of what one will encounter during life. A common joke names two: death and
Pursing a career as a medical doctor is an opportunity for me to mentor youth in underserved populations. As a child, I was raised in the low income, urban community of Roxbury, MA. Although not as notorious today, the neighborhood had garnered negative attention for its high crime rates. My mother emigrated from Haiti and raised me as a single parent. Due to our financial circumstance, Roxbury became our permanent residence. I have always felt there was something lacking in Roxbury in comparison to other towns I visited. My teenage years were largely spent in the suburban town of Stoneham where I attended high school. There was a literal difference in air quality and a psychology contrast in future prospects. While native students of