GPA Personal Statement

While in high school my GPA was below a 2.0 and that was because I was involved in many sports that I had a strong passion for. I was very driven and dedicated, that most of my free time went into trying to be the best on the softball field and on the wrestling mat in hopes of receiving a scholarship. As an athlete you only needed a 2.0 GPA to compete and at that time I did not focus too much on exceeding that standard.

Throughout high school, I have challenged myself both in the classroom and out in my community. By taking the honors classes, while participating in as many extracurricular activities as I can, I have learned the importance of balance and commitment. My school offered many dual-enrollment courses with conjunction to the local community college as well as Seton Hall University. These classes prepared me for the rigorous workload of college classes, while giving me the opportunity to earn college credits as a high school student. In addition to the dual-enrollment program, I have taken several AP classes that too transfer to college credits. I always challenged myself to take the upper-level courses because I want to be as prepared as I possibly

I have always succeeded in all of my courses with high marks, earning a place in the National Honor Society. I have been in accelerated English, math, and science since eighth grade and took my first Advanced Placement course in tenth grade. Midway through tenth grade, I made the decision to graduate early considering my senior year would be very minimal in course work. To graduate early, I took economics independently last spring and challenged the U.S History and Government course. I am currently taking thirteen credits in college courses and going on clinical rotations three times a week in the hospital through the New Vision Medical Program.

I have earned an A in every course in my high school career, and my GPA of 4.022 puts me at the top of my class. Last year, I was the only sophomore to take AP Statistics. I saw this class as an opportunity to reach my full potential. The challenging coursework required me to work hard and plan carefully, but my work paid off when I earned a 5 on the AP Exam. This year, I will take four college-level classes.

I pride myself in maintaining a 4.0 GPA. Upon graduation, I will have completed 4 Advanced Placement courses, as well as 15 hours of College Credit Plus courses. I take extreme pride in my schoolwork and have earned the top grade in many of my completed

GPPA program provides me a guarantee admission for my future education in Nursing. As a GPPA member, I will keep my GPA above average during college years, and do my best to make a steady progress academically. Nurse anesthetist is my dream career, I would like to take the risks and complete any recommended courses to pursue my goals. becoming a member of GPPA program will offer me a considerable opportunity to complete my Bachelor's degree in Nursing and helps me achieve my goal with higher level educational content.

A: A lot of Economy courses – Accounting, Corporate Finance, International Finace, Tax, Maths, Stock exchange. I also learned English courses.

Since I am in my junior year now, I am able to leave those core classes behind me and really get into my major and minor classes, the ones that really interest me. As of now, I am taking some general management classes, allowing myself

During my first year of college, I completed most of the required general courses, with the exception of two science classes and a literature class. I took courses

Out of all of the courses I have taken, Introduction to Business was my favorite. I continued to take business related subjects and get involved in business clubs. I also took advanced placement courses in Calculus and Statistics, which I believe will help me build my career in accountancy. This experience should put me ahead of other incoming freshman at Illinois State University. I have started getting exposure in the business field, by becoming a part of the Future Business Leaders of America club.

I have a passion for learning, which has been inspired by my undergraduate studies at UCSB. I came into college thinking that I would feel the same about my classes as I did in high school. Most were interesting, but nothing really made me feel inspired about learning until my first quarter Sociology class. I am currently a Sociology major and plan to double major in History, as well as minor in Applied Psychology. These three subjects have grabbed my attention and have made me truly passionate about learning new things. I am working to achieve a high GPA during my undergrad at UCSB so that I can get into a good Graduate School to obtain a Ph.D to further the passion I have for education.

Major: Psychology and Philosophy with a concentration in Religious Studies Minor: Leadership Studies GPA: 3.75

I have been enrolled in every english, math, history, and science class that is honors or preparatory advanced placement courses with the exception of history, which currently for me is an advanced placement level course which in other words is a college level class. These

I began taking high school classes in 8th grade, and began A.P. in 9th. I started taking Dual Enrollment in 11th grade and took 2 classes each semester while still taking classes at McKeel. This year I am taking 3 classes each semester including an online class each semester. Some of which include: College Algebra, English Composition, Survey to Earth Science and Ethics. Even though these classes were difficult, I learned to manage my time and study for college level

In high school, I have taken one semester of Algebra, one year of Geometry, one year of Algebra II/Trigonometry, one year of AP Statistics and one year of Precalculus. Right now, I am taking AP Calculus BC. In the past, I have taken one year of introductory courses of computer science, AP computer science, one semester of Software Development, and one semester of System Level Programming. I am currently taking my second semester of Software