Dcc Future Plans

I am currently a senior at Santa Ana Valley High School. I am planning to further my education and obtain a degree. I am certain I want to be in the medical field; I have in the medical academy for three years here at Valley and I’ve never experienced anything more amazing. Most of my classes were honor classes and a couple were AP, Advanced Placement, throughout my high school years.

On the other side, my high school senior year has been the best of all my school years. Due to my CNA class, this class has been one of the most significant parts of my life. After high school I will continue with my education to earn an associate's degree in nursing. Despite the obstacles faced in my direction, such as being a DACA (Deferred Action For Childhood Arrival) student and getting charged out of state no matter

Henry David Thoreau once said, “Go confidently in the direction of your dreams. Live the life you have imagined.” Ever since I was young, I have repetitively told myself this for my everyday future. Being a senior stepping into the real world in just a few months is intimidating, but a challenge that I am more than ready to face head on. In this upcoming fall, I will be attending The University of South Dakota striving for a bachelor degree in a mental health field of study. I believe that I have chosen this field of expertise because of the influence my parents have had on me, and possibly, most importantly, always pushing me to be a better, more understanding human being.

I am determined to reach my goals, no matter how big or impossible they may seem to others. Sometimes people will try to push you down or try to provide obstacles to stop you from achieving your goals, and sometimes you just need to learn to overcome no matter how high the odds are stacked against you. Or, worst case scenario, you have to learn to make sacrifices and cut the bad fruit off the tree if somebody or something is really getting you down. I want to become a Neurologist, and plenty of people have called me crazy already but that won’t stop me from pursuing it. Through enough hard work and determination, I will be able to reach my goal to become a Neurologist, a career that I would

I have been lucky enough to have wonderfull teachers that showed me the value of education and instilled a love for learning that will be with forever. I want to help my family with the bills, and I want to help those in need. Through my volunteering experiance I have learned many skills and have helped my community. My city is very much part of who I am. To see the lives of those in my georgeus city and the world improve is why I want to go to college, I want to have a carreer where I can make a diffrence in people's lives. Helping people has made feel more connected to the world and my community. I want to study engineering or computor engenering because there is so much technology can and has already helped humans with. I want to make programs and tools that will benefit those in need as well as bring joy to others. I know that this is easier said than done and it will be an uphill battle, but I beleive through my acheivments and the challeges I have faced, that I have proven I am willing to do what is necessary to reach my dreams. I am no stranger to hardships and I know I have the ability and motivation to overcome any difficulty. With my twleve years of experiance in school and I am confident I am prepared for this next

In five years, I see myself in college, working hard as ever to get to my goal. I see myself better. I believe using the opportunity that early college gives me, I can become who I want to be. I want to be a person who benefits our community, that benefits our children. I want to help those in need. I want to save lives. I want to be someone who made a difference. Not someone who lingered in the shadows, not someone who is afraid of their fears, someone who worked hard to get to where he is and will not stop till he is done. Early College gives me the opportunity to work harder and get farther. My goal is to become a doctor and to have some experience in technology. I want to be a doctor who can help others, no matter their condition. I want

I take my college career seriously I read my material try to study as much as I can, even though sometimes I may not have as much time as I wish. I have tried to stay focus on my goal by working hard and building study time and finding the exact classes I needed to take to get my AA and transfer to Cal-State. Up to this point I have done pretty good, I am having a very hard time understanding statics but I have decided to continue to study as much as can and continue to do my best and if so happens to be that I have to take the class again then I will, but I will pass it. This is now one of my biggest challenges in school, at least up to now, but this is what I need to move forward in my college career. Believing in me, I would think is my

I believe that the next four years will be a positive change for myself because I’m in college, pursing my dream of becoming a nurse. I decided in July of last year that it was time for me to jump head first into obtaining a college education and becoming a registered nurse. Being a nurse was something I dreamed of as a little girl. I think what sparked that interest was the fact that most of my aunts were registered nurses and I really admired them. Although becoming a nurse was my goal right out of high school, a series of life events caused me to put that dream on hold for about 10 years. I have finally got the strength and courage I needed to pursue my dream. Some may say that the odds of success are not in my favor for many reasons. For

I am here at F.A.M.U because I want to further my education to more than just high school. I want to learn and prepare myself for life. I want to be a nurse so I can help people. I also want to be a nurse not because of the money but because of the opportunities it brings to other people who do not have the financial requirements and the luxury of a health insurance. I am also a student of life. Life is vast to the extent that we don't know its every outcome. Life is full of tricks, twist,and turns that we keep learning day by day. I am only 19 and I know I am nowhere near knowing what is life and what it has in store for me. I don't know for exactly how long I will live but I do know that every opportunity that I get to see another day I learn more and more of life and how manipulate what obstacles it throws in my

My grandfather always used to say to me “nothing in life is worth having if you do not have to fight for it”. I find this to be true in every aspect of life. My grandfather was always a wise man and I know he would be proud of me for choosing to leave my current comfortable lifestyle to take on a more challenging course that, we both know, will bring me fulfillment and happiness. I received my Bachelors of Medical Sociology from Kennesaw State University and while I am proud of accomplishing this degree, it has not brought me the satisfaction I was looking for. I took a well-respected job right out of college, a job most would find secure, but soon realized that a desk job was not going to work for me even if it did bring me the stability I ultimately needed.

I can spend the rest of my career doing something I love while at the same time helping families and children get the supports they need. These two are huge motivators for me to stay on track with my goal. I am confident that I can balance completing my degree within 2 years while still maintaining a job. I have wanted to take this path for a few years. I am confident that once I make this journey I will do whatever it takes to complete it. I am very excited for what is to

School is one of my top priorities; I take responsible for my own grades, and I know that I am capable to overcome any challenges. Both of my parents did not go to college but just graduated from high school. Although my parents have never pushed me to study, I have always desired to learn and to become successful in order to provide for my family and to achieve my dreams. I look forward to go to college out of state such as NYU, Columbia, UPENN, and many more. I am very much interested in the medical field, specifically in the Emergency Department. I strive to be an ER physician or an anesthesiologist. I chose this profession not because of its wealth, but because I want to put myself out of my comfort zone and to give all of my energy, whether it is physically or emotionally, in helping someone in need. To me, being successful is not

I am proving to myself that I will become a cardiologist and nobody in my family and the world can doubt that. My future is my future. I decide what is best for me and my people. I need to make serious life commitments to the real world. I have passion for everyone without any judgement even. I am a very calm, outgoing teenager. I go to school on time and pay attention. I do all my work and study every day. It is very time consuming to be educated for the path I am turning to but it will be worth it for my

William Jennings Bryan once said, “Destiny is no matter of chance. It is a matter of choice. It is not a thing to be waited for, it is a thing to be achieved [sic].” From the time I was able to read and write, I have spent my time trying to get where I am now: a senior in high school planning my path for college. With college approaching so soon, I have had to make the decision of what I want to in my future. Since I will be doing it for the rest of my life, I have to pick something that I will not only be good at, but also love and enjoy. Life will not just hand me whatever I need to be successful; therefore, I will have to work for it. As a young adult getting ready to enter the part of life referred to as the real world, I am dedicating my time and effort to preparing a path of success that will help me reach my goal of graduating from Louisiana State University (LSU) and becoming a physician assistant (PA).

My whole life, there has always been one thing on my mind. That one thing that has always been soaring through my years of education is working hard to achieve a successful life. My parents were so proud of my eagerness for education and finding a career that fit my path. Since elementary I have been working hard on finding this path, what career I wanted, and how I would spend my life. I wanted a career that could provide me a decent house, provide me the ability to take care of my future family, and of course a career that I loved. I decided this career when I was 9, I chose nursing. My mind is set, my goal is to get through high-school, well educated, and ready for college. I will do anything to acquire my college degree.