A quote that has propelled me through my high school endeavors is “Winners are not people who never fail, but people who never quit.” This quote stands out to me because today in society it sometimes appears people experiencing challenge or defeat are too quick to succumb to the realities of their hardships. While it can be easy for one to take self-pity on themselves during challenging times, it is vital for someone facing hardship to persevere like I have and will do by taking a challenging class schedule, acting as an intern in a political campaign, and working arduously in college to get into law school.
I feel proud to have challenged myself with numerous honors and Advanced Placement courses including AP chemistry, AP United States history, and AP Calculus throughout high school. These rigorous courses have at times provided a struggle for myself. I wouldn’t consider myself too spectacular in the fields of science and math, but I wanted to take these higher level classes because I wanted to challenge myself. At times I struggled with anxiety and wanted to drop the classes, but I persevered through and just studied more. My commitment to my coursework is evident through the different academic distinctions I have earned such as ranking within the top ten of my class, earning an Ivy Tech Core 30 Diploma, academic all-state honorable mention for tennis, and receiving a four on the AP United States history exam.
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This fall I had the privilege of being able to serve as an intern for a local candidate running for state representative. I knew from the beginning that I had a daunting task ahead of me, as it is usually difficult to defeat an incumbent. I rose to the challenge despite the clear obstacles and dedicated myself one hundred percent to the efforts of the campaign.
Washington, Lincoln and Jefferson all had many great accomplishments over the years that they served. Lincoln ended slavery, Washington signed many peace treaties and Jefferson was apart of many differnet offices. However Washington used his previous knowledge and negotionating abilities to solve issues with out war.
My academic success is so important to me that I changed schools prior to my junior year to a place that offered more AP courses than where I was previously enrolled. I am proud of my success in AP Biology, AP Economics, AP English Language, AP Human Geography, and AP Environmental Science. My passion for higher learning truly surfaced in my ecology project and group presentation in AP Biology about polar bears. Although I found AP courses challenging, through my strong work ethic and perseverance, I earned top marks in all the completed courses.
Throughout my education I excelled in every subject, until I entered high school. I began to take more rigorous courses and my grades began to drop. The coursework was a dozen times harder than any other courses I’ve ever taken and I struggled greatly. Instead of taking one AP course my junior year, I took three: English Literature, Physics 1, and Psychology.
For as long as I can remember learning has always intrigued me. I desired to be the best at learning to read in first grade, the best at learning multiplication facts in fourth grade, and the best at learning to titrate acids and bases in eleventh grade. Striving to learn the most has simply become a habit of mine. Throughout high school, my schedule was always filled with honors and AP classes allowing me to learn more and more everyday. After school and practice my nights were spent doing hours of homework to keep up my academic record. The amount of work I put in has paid off as evident by my transcript. I am ranked 6th out of a class of 296 with an over 4.0 gpa. Last year, I received a five on the AP Calculus AB exam and fours on AP Language and Composition and AP Chemistry exams making me an AP Scholar. Thankfully people were not exaggerating when they said hard work reaps rewards. My day in and day out diligence in school that stemmed from a love of learning led to my acceptance into Carnegie Mellon. The interactive intellectual environment draws me toward the prestigious school. I hope to one day graduate from Carnegie Mellon University with a Bachelor of Science degree in chemical engineering and to then begin a successful and purposeful career ignited by my
“ To persevere is important to everybody. Don’t give up. Don’t give in. There is always an answer to everything.” ~ Louis Zamperini
Discussion: From the lift curve slope it is noticed that the stall angle of the aerofoil is about 12º, the lift curve slope shows the formation of bubbles. It is also noticed that post stall, the reduction of lift is quite smooth, hence the aerofoil exhibits smooth stall behavior. The static pressure contour and the velocity vector flow over the aerofoil, taken from the CFD results show a better picture of the aerofoil. Observing, all the static pressure contour, it is noticed that the, main concentration of the negative pressure region (in blue) shifts towards the leading edge of the aerofoil as the angle of attack (α) increases.
As a goal oriented young adult, I aim to express my motivation to apply for the Valencia College foundation scholarship. As a college student, I thrive on the challenges and obstacles that I encounter which allow me to continue become a successful scholar. My family for one, are the main source of motivation, which allows me to continue to excel in school. My past work experiences, also allow me to push through to my full potential in continuing my education. Lastly, my educational aspirations consist in becoming a registered nurse and to finally hold my bachelor’s degree in my hand. All these examples motivate me to continue to transcend in school.
I have completed many IB and AP courses throughout my high school career. I have taken AP Biology, AP World History, IB HL 1 (equivalent to AP BC Calculus), AP US History, and AP Human Geography and will complete IB HL 2 (similar to Calculus 3), AP Psychology, AP Chemistry, and AP Statistics. I have taken all honors classes my freshman and sophomore year. I always challenge myself to achieve higher goals. I understand that I don’t know everything about the world, but challenging classes expand my worldview.
I like the quote by a famous Hockey Ice-skater, "In life, there are times when we choose our challenges and other times when the challenges simply choose us” Travis Roy, what I perceived by that is, “no matter what comes your way, there is still a little strength left to help you succeed; whether it’s our fault or not.”
I think I am worthy to be the appropriate candidate of this scholarship. I am very indomitable person by nature, this is the quality that I inherit from my parents and how a certain special person inspired me to be like that. As any human being, I have limits to each task, but I am very excellent in team play, I listen well and I am able to give a supportive answer and action.
I have always wanted to help relieve my parents from stress and work, provide for them without calling for financial help, and live with minimal troubles. As I grew older, I realized the only way that I could aid my parents: I need to go to school and do well. I worked as hard as I could in all my classes at school, pushing myself as much as I could to advance to the next year with my best. College is the next step, but how could I get through it without financial problems that could grow worse anytime? This question pestered me relentlessly everytime I think about attending college until I decided I need to apply for any scholarship that would help me reach my life goals.
I am in great need. I have 12 credits left for my undergrad degree, and my financial aid has run out. I've applied for a personal student loan but was not approved. However, I am short of $4,500 plus monies for my school books. Please note, if the agency can help me, this will be a loan. I am very independent and won't to repay the monies make to "Exhale Women." I don't have supporting documentation from Liberty University if need.
Possessing a motivated and ambitious mindset, I have spent the last three years of high school constantly stimulating all aspects of my mind. In my freshman year, I have taken gifted courses as well as a rigorous double mathematics course. This exemplifies my willingness to step out of my comfort zone from the beginning of high school despite an unfamiliar environment. I have progressively increased the intensity of my courses throughout my high school career, with AP United States History in 10th grade, and AP Calc BC, AP Biology, and AP Computer Science in 11th grade. I have scored almost straight A+’s my entire high school career, even in the most challenging courses.
I am a recent graduate of Independence University where I obtained a Bachelor in Web Design and Development with a high GPA. I have in past years have gotten Associates degrees and feel very accomplished in going as far as the Bachelor’s degree. I always try to be self-motivated, efficient in all that do. I only have one son who has his own family now but I still want to show him and other family members what they can do if they just put their mind to it. There is only one other person from siblings who graduated from college my sister Betty. I know she did well but she did end up going in the military in end. Work experience is something I lack because it has been over 10 years since I have worked. My disability has really made it hard for me to work outside my home. Therefore, I want to start my own business and this has been one of my many dreams. Being your own boss sounds exciting and I know it will be a lot of pressure
I have built strong relationships with friends, and met many new ones, that I could only have achieved by spending hours running through the woods. There is a beautiful camaraderie that only teammates can have, I have learned that if you want to go fast, go alone, and if you want to go far, go together; this mindset has made me realize that in order to achieve things you must surround yourself with a strong team that builds each other up. Furthermore, that all parts are important, no matter how small and that cheering for everyone, regardless of speed, builds morale and encourages everyone to perform better.