Freshmen Year Goals

People have many different goals for this school year depending on their preferences and how far they want to make and plan with the help of this year. Some students want to get a better job while others want to play sports and maintain their grades. I as a student in the Medical Assisting program has set my goals knowing that I will be able to meet them and achieve success. Hence, my goals for this school year is to get and maintain an high A average in my Medical Assisting program as well as in my Deltech Anatomy and Physiology course, score a 1300 or better on my SAT’s and get in a better rank in my class.

In this essay, I'm going to give advice to the high school freshman class to help them out with their last four high school years and to help them be successful. The advice that I am going to give might and probably will help freshmen, whether they are in-coming or already enrolled.

As a senior I hope to accomplish many goals, some of them being in high school and some relating to college. A goal is an aim or a desired result, but may not always be achieved. Going into senior year I have aspirations of going to a good college and working for higher grades.

While in high school I plan to maintain a 3.5 GPA or greater while staying involved and prospering in the sports and activities I practice. In the winter I plan to go to State in Knowledge bowl and go to State and possibly the National DECA tournament as well. The success in these activities will lead colleges and companies to be more attracted to me so I can later get jobs easier and get scholarships to reduce college debt later. While in high school I am also planning to establish a free speech organization to promote overall knowledge and understanding of others while

As a nontraditional student as well as a Sophomore my goals as well as responsibilities are different from the typical student’s. As a father of three, including a six month old balancing my professional, academic, together with my personal life has been the most challenging aspect of returning to school.

The first goal i would like to achieve is to get a GPA of 3.5 - 3.8 or higher and to get honor roll. I will achieve this goal by focusing more on my grades and paying more attention in my classes. This goal is important to me because I want to show my family I can do better this year. When I get the paper that says that you were in honor roll. I will

As of right now in my 8th grade year, I thought that 8th grade finals were hard, but in highschool it’s probably ten times harder. I hope to pass all the finals and succeed in my high school year. Also right now in 8th grade I’m debating whether to play soccer in high school, especially since they rose the league. If I’m still playing soccer in high school than that’s a very good accomplishment. Finally in high school for my last year I hope to get good grades nothing less than an A-, too always stay on task and doing my homework on time, and lastly not to procrastinate.

Although, there are times in my two years here in RHAM Middle School where things did get hard, but I still worked hard and tried my best and did everything to be best ability. I made sure I worked hard in all my subjects and I made sure I kept all my grades up even during sports. There are many things that I have accomplished in my middle school year, and there are many things that I am proud of. One of my accomplishments were having fantastic grades in all my subjects this year. In my seventh grade year I didn’t have really good grades, I guess because it was my first grade in middle school it was just stressful and nerve racking. My main goal this year was to try a lot harder than I did last year, stay focused on my school work inside school and out, and make sure to keep up my grades and have no C’s during any quarter

The concept of not having parents around to police almost every aspect of life may sound superb, but it isn’t all fun and games in college. In the article Your First Year of College: 25 Strategies and Tips to Help You Survive and Thrive Your Freshman Year and Beyond. Randall S. Hansen, Ph.D, the author, is a former marketing professor and writes articles such as this one to empower people. “While good grades could have come naturally to you in high school, you will have to earn them in college”(Hansen). This quote is key for the kids who just skated by in high school. For incoming freshman the workload may seem unbearable, but staying organized and focused are vital if you want to succeed in your first year. Feeling overwhelmed and stressed

Half the climb of my goal is to get through my four years of high school and maintain a 4.0 GPA while still keeping my job, volunteering every week, and spending time with my family and friends. Throughout

Coming into high school as a freshman scared and not knowing what to do was one of the many thoughts that were in my mind, but now as a senior that is ready to graduate in a couple of weeks I wish I could have known a couple of things before starting my journey till this day. I have some important advice from my past past experiences to you as a freshman is: Starting a sport to play, Getting involved with clubs, and Being social.

The first on my list of goals during senior year is to keep my grades high. Studying is not something I love to do but to achieve my goals it has to be done. I have to push myself to the best of my ability and do the best that I can do on all of my school work.. I believe that hard work pays off in the end, and my hard work will definitely pay off at the end of this school year. Another way to keep my grades high is to ask my teachers for help. If there’s a point where I don’t understand something, my teachers can break it down and explain it better. High grades aren’t just a goal for me, but my teachers too because they want me to succeed. My grades not only reflect upon me, but also my teachers. Each

Some of the main arguments the author acknowledges is the amout of students who do not succeed either in high school or college. Points are signed out by explaining how the lack of money or education frustrates the students. A topic is mention based on how even graduated students do not succeed as much in life. These people took college for four years or more, invested a lot of money, and ended up being a truck driver or working with sewage. Which makes no sense because they received a certificate to earn a good amount of money and unfortunitly have to look somewhere else because of the need of money. Topics like this or lack of money and education are frequently repeated.Freshman college students fail the most because instead of being taught

The school goals I have set for myself would be that I plan to graduate with a GPA status of above a 3.0 average and will perform outstandingly in the athletic department of my final high school year. In order to do such, I will be doing my best in order to stay more organized and focused on my classes rather than worrying about the social activities going on around me. After graduating high school,

As a freshman entering college, I was still skeptical if teaching was the right major for myself or if I wanted to go to college at all. That was four long years ago for me. Since then, I have taken classes I excelled in and I have taken classes I have struggled with and could not find the end of the semester. I am the first person in my family to go to college and not get pregnant or drop out before graduation. I am a member of Kappa Delta Phi: education honors society at Shepherd University and I was also a member of Alpha Phi Omega: the community service fraternity. I have worked extremely hard as a full time manager at two retail stores to put myself through college.