Goals After College Goals

My first goal and objective is to obtain a collegiate degree. A degree would help me to pursue my career and goals that I have for the future. My main priority is my education, so I am going to Tougaloo College to further my education. I have always had plans to go to college when I was young. Tougaloo seemed to be the right college for me, and it really fit my personality well. It will provide me with the education I need for my future career. The quality of education at Tougaloo is very high, and I will receive a great education while attending. Obtaining a degree from one of the most highest achieving schools would be an honor and privilege for me. I can picture me in my cap and gown on graduation day very happy and proud of myself ready to

I have decided on what I wanted to do with college since I was a child. It sounds ridiculous, but I am passionate about what I want to do. I was inspired at a very young age since I was in third grade, and I knew that I wanted to be a teacher. A teacher for what grade is what I did not know. As my family grew bigger with my nephews and nieces, I realized that I wanted to be surrounded by kids. I put what I wanted with my passion and got major. My intended major is to receive a double major in Primary and Elementary education, my goal is to receive a Masters in at least one of these majors.

Enrolled at Miami Dade College is the starting point to complete my long life desire and goal of earning a Master degree in management engineering, and business administration. From the time I was a young kid through the time of high school, I had always have passion for more knowledge, and engineering. But in my senior year in high school to the time of summer, I have led to the discovery of another passion, and great ambition toward it (Business). However, to reach those goals, I will need the power of education, which provide more knowledge, and wisdom to whoever seek. By pursuing a college degree, I have a higher change of successes in both degree, in life also. But this question also deal with emotional feeling, pursuing a college degree

A postsecondary education can help me with so much especially since I am a strong believer that education is the power to all success. My goals after college are to end my college years with my Bachelors of Science in biology with a pre dental profession from Bowling Green State University. Even though the paradox of big goals is that the more potential they have to change our lives, the more paralyzing our fears can become is a big factor and still continues to play a big part, and for me thats one thing I want to overcome and prove wrong. However, after college I plan to start working for a while to start saving money for dental school and then to finally go and get my Master's degree in Dentistry from Vanderbilt University of Nashville,

I would consider myself very an incredibly driven person, both academically, and in my personal goals. Throughout my educational career, I have consistently strived to achieve the most I could. For me, this meant high academic achievements, honors accolades and achieving the goals that I set my mind to. I have a very strong intrinsic drive to seize every opportunity I’m given. To guarantee I didn’t close any doors to my future I applied to as many colleges as I could instead of staying in my comfort zone and applying to schools I was guaranteed admission to. One of the biggest ways that I am a go-getter is the fact that I faced rejection head on from top schools in the country. For me, it was better to try than always wonder “what-if” even though the process became extremely disheartening at times. I pushed myself throughout the admissions process to have as many opportunities as possible. Additionally, I have an innate desire to learn new things and grow through my education. I have pushed myself to take challenging Advanced Placement electives in subjects I am passionate about and I am eager to begin college to continue increasing my knowledge in certain fields. In college, my biggest goal is to graduate in three years. While this new challenge may be difficult to achieve as my degree plan involves two majors in Anthropology and Communications and a minor in Interdisciplinary Studies I also understand how rewarding it will be to complete my studies in an

It wasn't often a personal thought of mine that there would be such a stark difference between a high school graduate and a college graduate in regards to a healthy lifestyle and a decent salary. It wasn't until recently that I fully understood the complications of not finding a decent job that pays a suitable amount to not only support myself, but much less a family. It's these complications that bring light to my mind on the importance of gaining college experience and why it's extremely critical in not only my life but the life of those around me. College is just an absolute essential factor in life that all of us should drive towards in order to better our lives.

My projected career goals during college consist of finding out the best degree path to obtain for my life calling. All my life I have been asked the most common question, “what do you want to be when you grow up”. It is the question everyone gets asked throughout all stages of life. A person’s career depends on the choices they make leading up to graduation of college. One choice could forever affect someone’s life whether it is for the good or the bad. For me, when I grow up I want to help rescue women from human trafficking and give them a chance to change their life for the better. Interstate 20 stretches from West Texas to South Carolina and is called the “Sex Trafficking Superhighway” which is the interstate with the most human trafficking.

How do I expect my education at the Arts Institute of Colorado to help attain my career goals? Considering the fact that I am still undecided in what I want to become and how I want to spend the rest of my life. I cannot give you a correct answer to this question. However, there are two things this institute will help me achieve with any career that is in my spectrum; and those two things would be the hands on learning system and the networking with future superiors or colleagues in general.

The first goal I have ever set for myself was at the beginning of eighth grade. I was just settling into my last year in the International Baccalaureate program. I understood enough to realize that being in the IB program had started to be more of a weight than a learning experience. When I realized that, the goal was clear. My new goal had become to get into the Early College program. I spent most of middle school trying to glide past what was expected of me, and not actually doing my work. I was able to get mostly straight A’s, although I still question how. I had no aspirations and no real direction. There was always a small hope that I could get out of that slump and do something worth doing. I think that I set my goal in the right direction

My main objective for going to college is to put myself in a position where I can bring people together to solve common problems. I am currently a sophomore in college and I’m double majoring in both International Relations and Computer Technology. As an ambassador of my generation, my goal is to become a language interpreter for the United Nations and a computer technician. I plan on studying abroad to further enhance my knowledge and gain a greater understanding of how to communicate more effectively with different cultures. The personal experience of interacting with different people will give me insight on how to not only bring people together, but enhance my skills as an interpreter as well. According to Eve Elwell from thirdyearabroad.com,

Being a college grad has been in my dreams since 1989. I graduated from high school in that year in Turkey. Like all my peers, I studied for college entry exam of my country. However, because my health problems, and then I had started to work full time to help my family’s economic problems, I couldn’t make true my college dream. Although I moved forward in my career without any diploma, I never stopped to dream it. I knew that if I had a college education, I would do much better in my career. Moving to the US and being an immigrant in another country, pushed me to follow my college dream one more time. I am very excited that I will have my associate degree almost thirty years after my high school and will continue to with bachelor degree dream

I started as a student at Nebraska Methodist College with plans to take the most efficient route to graduation as possible. I spent time typing up what classes I could take and when they would fit best into my busy life as a single mother and full-time employee. I was positive that if I planned out my every move, I would reach my goal without any bumps in the road. Unfortunately, I would realize that my excessive planning was not enough to reach the goal of graduation by the end of the Fall 2015 semester.

I am not the first in my family to go college but I don’t get much guidance when it comes to preparing for college and the bridge from high school to college. the system of getting into college has changed immensely since my parents were going through it so they cant advice me much. I have no older siblings or cousins that have been through the process either so I am mainly on my own to figure out what I need to achieve my goals of becoming a doctor. my parents push me to sign up for programs like the UNCF portfolio project and their goal for me is to go to an ivy league school.

Swami Sivananda once said “Put your, heart , mind, and soul into even your smallest acts. This is the secret of success.” The person I was when I arrived was one who did not care about school work I even was one who put everything else before school. My career plan was always to become a dental hygienist, knowing it was two years of school it interested me the most. When it came to school and knowing what I wanted it lead me the right way. I had went to a dental program with New Horizons for two years. With that it made me more comfortable. My Motivation for College was my family, I'm the only one at the time going through college to better myself, it makes me proud of what I am doing. My inspiration is my sister, she got pregnant at a young age ,as well married and moved away. So for her to have a new baby and a family, and take the time to start a six week program made me feel like anyone could do it!

Since the moment I could move my hand I’d been drawing, dreaming and wanting to get my thoughts into the world. As I got older my talent branched off into other realms. I then realized that all I ever wanted to do was create, through any medium. Whether it be art, music fashion or film, I aspired to create. To ascend to a place where I can eternally fashion my whims and idylls is my final goal. My dreams for my future occupation are to (probably) finish college, find a studio, team of creative executives and eventually become a deity of sorts. To achieve these goals I have designated a certain path for myself called the: “do this or die plan”. Its implications are fairly personal and most will not be discussed in this essay, but it is