Christian Dior Personal Statement

As an enthusiastic Biology Ambassador for my sixth form, I enjoy learning about life processes and how individual components come together to fulfil a function. Research has huge significance in the discovery of new treatments and our understanding of life processes, in regards how things work, and making scientific advancements to accommodate for the way in which they work. I believe that a research placement at Nuffield is an amazing opportunity for me to strengthen my knowledge.

As a physician I have seen many patients with mental health disorders they have been on many allopathic medications; experiencing several adverse effects and most of them didn’t aware any other alternative treatments or adjuvant measures to help with their mental health. After I migrated to Canada, I got an opportunity to work with an Integrative Family Doctor, who prescribes natural treatment for many patients’ conditions. I was surprised with the symptoms relief many patients expiring, while they were adding natural therapies to their treatment plan. Sometimes those measures were life style or dietary changes, sometimes naturiceutical prescribed as an adjuvant therapy to patients’ antipsyhiatric medications, another occasion it was totally natural treatments. It opened my eyes about alternative treatments and decided to explore more about natural treatment for mental health disorders. So, I decided to study naturopathic medicine at

Even if you can't make a living off the thing that makes you happy you should still keep it apart of your life. For instance if you can't become an artist, an athlete, or a author. It doesn't mean you have to stop. It means that their is something else in life you were meant to do. For me I'm a soccer player and I have been playing since I was 8 I keep on planning to play til College. Where I find the career that I want which I have decided on being a Physical Therapist Assistant, Engineer, or an entrepreneur. My dad wants me to be an Entrepreneur because it's a very smart job to have and I really like PTA so I haven't decided which I will in college where I will learn a lot more about the job. I like PTA because I will still be around sports

I feel fortunate enough to attend such a prestigious school that gives it’s students the ability to experience things, like Carolina Herrera’s exhibit, that they would probably never have gotten the opportunity to witness otherwise. I especially appreciated it as a fashion marketing student in that it was inspiring and timeless. I think that Carolina Herrera is a perfect designer for SCAD to honor in acknowledgement of her exceptional influence on the fashion industry. She embodies timeless and feminine elegance that should be used as motivation for all of SCAD’s fashion

Mrs. Wood is the person who has influenced my view of the world. She was my ESL teacher in third grade. I would attend her class for about 3 hours everyday and sometimes even more when the teachers from other classes had no idea what to do with me when I started crying in class. Mrs. Wood was not only my teacher but my counselor. She encouraged me to believe in myself and to always put the best effort in anything I do. Mrs. Wood has impacted my life in a way I want to impact others by

As a child, I always thought that it was my assignment in life to become an attorney. At least that's what my parents said. But not me! I was always into the arts, singing; although I can't, dancing, producing mini shows, or whatever I could do to express myself creatively. Unfortunately my parents were not convinced that the arts would get me far in life, so they pushed me down the college track. Even the high school guidance counselors saw the leadership in me. Surely, she's going to college and becoming a lawyer. So I tried it. Although surrounded by the uncertainty, but these people have my best interest at heart so why not? Except when I got there, I was not passionate about it at all! There started this search of who am I and what is it

She is a great inspiration to me, and inspires me even more to become a teacher.

My father have always wanted me to be an open-minded girl with different interests, and my parents tried to give me any opportunity to explore myself and find my true passion.

During my sophomore year, after all the lectures given and the pressure placed on my shoulders to form a decision as to what I want to do with myself when I graduate, I came to the conclusion that if I couldn’t make a living off of art, that I could inspire future generations in a different way. I’m a junior now, and I may not have it all figured out, but at least I have an idea as to what I desire to accomplish in my lifetime. I became an American when I entered this world 16 years ago, and since then my duty to my country, is the same in which I owe to future generations, to past generations, and to my own. My responsibility to America is to inspire.

My name is Erwin Kovacs I am 19 years old and I would like to express my big dream to be allowed to spend my exchange studies at the University of Southern California during the summer semester 2017.

She taught me many techniques and styles, but most importantly that art was not purely realism or made for beauty, but that art is an expression of yourself. The picture you were painting, didn't need to be photo realistic because there were so many forms of art that you could explore. She inspired me to want to hep others grow as an artist and as a creative mind. She was the first teacher that I felt truly wanted me to succeed, and believed that I could. Throughout my years as an art student I have had some teachers who were perfectionists and only taught in a very strict concrete way. However these high school teachers did not discourage me, if anything they heightened my motivation. It only validated my idea that I want to inspire others and provide them a community of acceptance, education, and creativity. I need to be an art teacher because I want to positively impact the future, to instill a deep sense of purpose to students, to make sure everyone is cared for, to be constantly learning new things every day, to inspire generations of change, to explore creativity, and to prove that one person can make a

As my senior year draws to a close, it feels like the pressure is cracking down on me to choose one passion. How can I? I would be subtracting an essential part of me. Everything I have ever learned about myself was through art, regardless of the medium. There is no real choice. As I pass through the doorway leading into my adult life, I carry with me many identities. With each challenge ahead of me, I understand the only true task is finding a new part in me, a new

Parent’s pressuring their offspring into a career that they do not enjoy is one of the few pressures that many college students still continue to face throughout their

My explanation somehow did not work well. I started struggling between my career and my father’s “career”. Before it was too late to decide my major, I gave a chance for myself and picked something related to my future career.

Ever since I was five years old, I had wanted to be a dress-designer. I used to look at magazines such as Elle and Vogue in great awe. Most people clothes, I saw art and the passion of the designers poured onto the fabric. I started drawing my ideas for when I would grow up and have models wear the clothes I designed. One day I decided to show these designs to my parents. My mother was speechless and I assumed I had impressed her but my father frowned and forbade me from drawing clothes.