Hard Work College

     As we begin to grow up and come to the end of our high school career we must start to begin to start thinking about what type of career we want to be in.     It is very important that a person picks the right type of career for them. Otherwise you will be unhappy with what you are doing and will not enjoy it at all. I am not entirely sure what I want my career to be but I have a pretty good idea as to what type of job it will be. I would like to go into the field of a physical therapist and sports medicine, I fell I will enjoy this more than any other type of career just because I already have a lot of interest in it.

I am going into the pathway I want, which is the medical pathway, I am taking the classes to be a paramedic which is the first step in my education and career to hopefully later be a Surgeon in my life, that is my ultimate goal in life, and it is something that is not going to change. I am putting in the work and effort into making sure I am doing great in my college classes so I can succeed and fulfill my college goals, no matter what happens or what is thrown at me either I am going to continue to put in the same amount of work and effort, maybe even more, into my schooling so I will be able to get where I would like to be in life and to be able to achieve all my goals in

College of the Ozarks is centered around the mantra of hard work. According to a statement from college President Jerry C. Davis , hard work is an important trait to cultivate in a person because it leads to perseverance and achievement.

As my high school career comes to an end, I am about to take the first step into the next stage of my life. My fellow classmates and I have been asked for many years, "What do you want to study in college?" and "What career would you like to pursue?" Also for many years, we have been asking some equally as difficult questions: "Why are we learning this?" or "When are we ever going to use this in the real world?" After a lot of consideration, I have decided to study to become a physical therapist (PT), and I have realized the importance of the seemingly "useless" information that I have learned during my time at EHS.

My whole life has been centered around the field of kinesiology. Since I was about four years old I have been involved in some sort of sport or physical activity and I have never wanted to change that. When I learned that there was a major that could revolve around sports and activity of which I love so much, I decided to throw myself fully into it. I have always been one to throw myself into whatever I am doing and challenge myself and set high goals. Therefore, I have chosen to go to medical school after my undergraduate education and become an orthopedic surgeon. Within the next ten years I hope to be on a hospital staff, improving my skills as a surgeon for sports medicine.

Although many goals we set at times may seem never ending or hard to achieve them, however they are not. With the influence of an early college high school and the shadowing of a Physical Therapist my goal of becoming a Physical Therapist has never been closer than ever. With all this said one must strive to achieve what I and many others, dream to

The world is filled with many options, there are so many things to choose from that you can be. You may pick freely, and what I plan on for my career goals is becoming a Nurse Practitioner or a Physical therapist. There are many important steps before you do any of your career goals. I have all of my plans in order. A plan A and a plan B. What I will do is attend Western Michigan University and major in Pre-Med. Even though Western doesn't have a physical therapy program I will still get the necessary knowledge I will need to be a P.T. After I take Pre-Med I plan to transfer to a University with the actual course so I may earn my masters in P.T. After college I plan on going back to school so that I may study business. This will

High school has prepared me for college greatly. I have learn to become more independent of myself such as asking question and help when doing school academics or when having trouble locating information in certain areas. Counselors and teachers have provided me with college options and taking the right courses in high school. Such as my senior year, I am taking an ROP Nursing Career class a great class to take since I want to become a nurse. The nursing career attracts me because it is a career that is unpredictable. There is constant excitement and challenge, something I am looking forward to. Taking the ROP Nursing class has given me more insight into the medical field, reassuring me that nursing is the path to my success. To reach to the

Majority of the people that I know around my age are still trying to figure out what career they want to follow. However, when it comes to choosing a career for myself, I already know what I want to be, which is become a physical therapist. I decided I wanted to be a physical therapist since I took a health prevention class my sophomore year in high school. Being a physical therapist was the first and only career that I have ever shown any interest in, other than being a firefighter as a kid. The future for physical therapists seems to be bright. The reason being is that many people play sports which means more injures. Also, everyone gets old so they will have aching body parts. In my eyes the future of being a physical therapist is very gratifying.

I recently graduated with my associate degree at Palm Beach college.It has been 3 years since I graduated from Glades Central Community High school.At first,I was not really sure about what I'm going to study because I was not had a specific career I want to study.But right now,I really sure about what I'm going to study .My plan is to be a physical therapist and my present goal is to go for my bachelor degree. I know there will be challenges but if I really want this I could overcome any challenge that's come my way. I am very determining about it ,and I will work very hard for me to be successful in this

Since starting school at Tennessee tech, I have worked my tail off and went into my junior year with a 3.95 GPA and ready to do more. I started my journey knowing I want to do physical therapy and knew it was for me for multiple reasons. The first reason is my passion for helping others. This is something that I found myself wanting to do and find pleasure in offering services to others. Since my young age, I have always wanted to put others first and want others to feel better no matter what.

I am passionate about helping others, and I believe I can successfully help others as a result of being able to relate to them on a deeper level. Furthermore, I know healthcare is not easily accessible to individuals due to certain restrictions such as money. Additionally, I want to be able to give back to underserved communities; by thinking big and working hard I know I will be able to achieve this one day. In high school, I did not think I would go on to college by reason of affordability and considering burdens it would cause to my family since my mother still needed help around the house and with my younger brother. A tremendous stepping stone to this goal was being able to attend community college. I am thankful for being able to attend Grand Rapids Community College and take pride in getting an education there. If I could go back to high school and do one thing differently, it would be reaching out to counselors for help with college. I did not have anyone in my family who went to college, so it was difficult to know what to do and

When I first began my schooling here at Northwest Missouri State University, I was a biology/psychology major with the intention of going to medical school. From there, I would become a certified speech therapist. Quickly, I realized that I was not happy with my classes, and did not get excited when I was talking about my

My ultimate career goal is to become a physical therapist. I'd love to specialize in gerontology as I enjoy working with the elderly. Primarily, my interest in becoming a physical therapist is driven by my desire to work with those who are disabled or aging in an effort to help them achieve their own specific goals for rehabilitation. Originally I had wanted to become a medical doctor, and although I am still considering it, my experience shadowing a physical therapist was fascinating and I really resonated with what they did throughout the day.

“college” what easily come up to your mind when we hear this word there are so many neither things nor questions coming up to my mind. Questions that I do want to know the answers.