1. Where do you see yourself in four years?
-In four years, I see myself in my first year of medical school or graduate school preparing for a S.T.E.M relating field.
2. Describe an obstacle in your life and how you overcame that obstacle.
-An obstacle I face in life is talking too fast. Since I could talk, I always talked really fast. At time,my family can’t understand what I’m trying to say. This obstacle is one that I am still trying to overcome. The ways I try to overcome this challenge is trying to speak slower. I can accomplish this by thinking of what I want to say first and then saying it. In trying to overcome this problem, I learned that I can’t ramble off my words in a single breath. I learn that I have to take a pause in between
With the globalization, the English Language became the main language of the communication in the world. In this perspective, Dennis Baron discusses in his article Who Owns Global English” the omnipresence and the prevalence of the English in today’s society. For Dennis Baron, English has become the key success in the world platform.
In ten years from now I can see myself as a certified Physicians Assistant in the specialty of Urgent Care in a hospital here in San Antonio, Texas.
As of now, I work towards my immediate plans by taking classes that academically challenge me than ever before. The subject of science demands a strength within an individual that plays inside and outside of the classroom. For instance, critical reading and note taking are vital, but active listening, time management, and persistence are necessary skills applicable to everyday life. My major will help strengthen my shortcomings and it is a task that I must. Nevertheless, I hope to achieve my aspirations in the medical field with my devotion towards
Aristotle, a greek philosopher, educator, and scientist, is known to be one of the most significant, and influential thinkers in Western culture. Aristotle was born in 384 B.C. in Stagira, a little town in northern Greece. Stagira is a Greek-Speaking town on the coast of the peninsula of Chalcidice. His father, Nicomachus, was a doctor, member of the guild of the Asclepiadae, and court physician to Amyntas II, and then became the king of Macedonia. Aristotle 's mother was Phaestis, she is known by many to be a descendant of one of the founders of Stagira, whom brought a colony from Chalcis, on the isle of Euboea. Her family retained land in Chalcis, where Aristotle would go at the end of his life. Aristotle’s parents ended up passing away when he was a young boy, after their passing he was then raised by a guardian named Proxenus. We know little about brothers or sisters, except that Aristotle must have had one, since he had a nephew, Usually known as Callisthenes, whom he suggested to the service of Alexander the Great.
There are many obstacles in life that have influenced a person's way of living. Many of them you can overcome and many you can't. Hardships can influence a person's life by impacting it in a negative way.
The obstacles that I went through was having to not think about my dad’s death and also when my mom got sick and she had to have 4 surgeries because she had arthritis.I was only 5 years old when my dad died he was out and saw his friend getting beat up and went to go get the guy off his friend and the other guy had a machete and stabbed my dad with it. That night my mom got a call from the police saying that my dad has been killed. I know I was young, but it was hard trying to get over the fact that I don’t have a dad anymore because of some guy who thought it was right to kill him. It was tough on my family we couldn’t get over it he died on my sister’s birthday that midnight. I tried a lot of things to forget about my dad’s death, but it just couldn’t help me. When i started getting older and older I just told myself that he is in a better place and that he is watching over us and not to
As I got turned onto my back, fighting for my life, the referee’s hand slaps the mat, and my career of wrestling was over. Throughout all the times I worked out and practiced as hard as I could, my only desire for wrestling was to go to states. Knowing I had the potential, my wrestling coach used life lessons to motivate me throughout the obstacles I faced. Although I never went to states, the lessons I’ve learned from the sport apply to any desire I have in life today. Furthermore, I’ve learned that “some desire is necessary to keep life in motion” to accomplish the goals I have in life.
My interest in Health Sciences started in 2013, my freshman year at Health Sciences High and Middle College (HSHMC). Prior to high school, I wasn’t sure what my passion is life was and every time someone would ask “What do you want to do when you grow up?” it was followed with a bow of the head and a shoulder shrug. As I moved into high school, I was offered an internship at SHARP Memorial Hospital and I decided that if I wanted to go into healthcare I would only know if I tried. My second internship at SHARP Mary Birch really started my love for health care and was the spark of a future career that I would make me smile when answering the aforementioned question. Health Occupations Students of America: Future Health Professionals has helped me work toward my goal in more ways than one.
In 5 years from now, I see myself graduating with my bachelor’s degree in Healthcare administration. I also see myself working on my Master’s degree in something else in the healthcare field and then moving onto my PhD. I see myself running my own facility, more than likely it will be a nursing
Life is a series of obstacles. As a person who likes to be in control, it is very stressful when I lose my grip on a situation. When I was in middle school, my younger brother was diagnosed with a malignant brain tumor. Out of panic and desperation, I began to look for ways to cure him. As I realized the seriousness of the situation and the futile nature of my activities, I became extremely frustrated. With my family in turmoil and my brother the focus of my parents' attention, I looked for an outlet to quell my nervous energy.
In life, there are many obstacles that get in your way. Some obstacles can be overcome. Some are harder to overcome. This is the story of a woman I know who had three obstacles of her own: pancreatitis, cancer and a stroke.
An obstacle is anything that blocks one's way and prevents progress from occurring, however one has the power to overcome them and change for the better. Around the world, many women and young girls are deprived of the right of learning either because their religion or their family is oppressing them. Nevertheless they still overcome this obstacle by attending school and receiving an education in secret. Individuals face many impediments that do not allow them to achieve what they desire many give up in the attempt and do not keep going to try to achieve the goal, however obstacles are the tests in life that help an individual grow as a person and achieve their goals. Obstacles I have faced in my education that have allowed me to develop traits
Prompt: TEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY “Describe a circumstance, obstacle or conflict in your life, and the skills and resources you used to resolve it. Did it change you? If so, how?”
Describe the most significant challenge you have faced and the steps you have taken to overcome this challenge. How did this challenge affected your academic achievements?
Have you heard of a family crest before? A family crest is a shield that has a motto, symbols, and a name. The symbols of the shield is something that would represent your family. Back in the olden days they would use a family crest to kinda spy on families and they could find information about families that they would not want to tell. The three thing I put on my family crest are a elephant, cross, and a flower.