I Had More Interest On Computer Science

I recently found a list of goals that I had written 20 years ago. Most of the goals were realistic and I was able to achieve them. While I was checking the items off my list that I accomplished, there was one that I have debated about for many years—returning to school to earn a degree. Returning to school has always been achievable; however, as each year of my life sped by and I got older, I always came up with more and more excuses as to why I should not return to school. One day I received a course catalog in the mail showing online classes at the college. I decide that an online class would be the first step to my future. I am so grateful for the first day of that class. All the excuses and delays regarding returning to school

Later as an adolescent, I was an active member of my high school’s Girls Football team and Volleyball. I attend a post-secondary institution right after high school; I received my Medical Assistance Certification from Star Technical Institute in Whitehall, PA. I pursue my dreams of obtaining the education I had always desired and found a great job in the medical assistance field. Another event, which shifted my life forever, was accepting a marriage proposal at a young age and marrying in 1991. I made it clear from the beginning that my education was very important to me and marriage would not stand in the way of my pursuing post-secondary studies or even completing high school. When I announced my engagement due to my pregnancy I was, determine to complete all my studies to make a better life for my son. I became a mother in February 1991 and continued to work as a Manager for a retail store until my husband, who had been unemployed since our marriage, found work. When he secured employment, it gave me the financial flexibility to pursue my dream of attaining higher education, In July 1992. Working in the medical field, you gain so much knowledge and then transferring into the mortgage career, I gained lots of experience. My last job I went back to the medical field as that was the quickest job I can find in my area that was hiring. I was so nervous due to not knowing anyone and having to relearn everything all over

In my Middle School years, I went to E.L. Wright Middle school, that year, I have more responsibilities and more class and work to do. In my 7th and 8th grade year, I accomplished the A/B Honor Roll for all school year. In those years at high school ever since the speech, I tend myself to care about my grade and making the highest grade. In 7th grade I apply to the AVID Program with Mr. Quitter, he changes my work ethic. He introduced me to Cornell Notes, writing on the right side of the paper. He introduced me to college, and at that time, I now know that college was very expensive. Even though he’s short but he did a lot to the avid program a success. After he left in my 8th year, miss. Liandra Davis took over, but she is strict today. Having

I am currently in my final year studying a Bachelor of Business majoring in Management and Logistics. I completed my high school education at a well respected school in Brisbane and received good grades, however, I was unsure of what career path I wanted to follow. I was accepted into a Bachelor of Business but deferred University to work as a retail assistant and travel. I decided to change my course of action and applied for a position for a Bachelor of Nursing. I was accepted and completed 1.5 years of the degree. However, as we run a family business, a dealer of new and used commercial trucks and trailers, my father encouraged me to transfer back into a Bachelor of Business to further my education as a business graduate. Once I transferred into the Bachelor of Business program, I commenced work as a Store Person in one of our warehouses. As I furthered my education and sustained unrelated injuries, which prevented me from working in the position, I was transferred into the Parts department to work as a Parts Administration Assistant. I soon moved down the Gold Coast and transferred from Nathan campus to Gold Coast campus to continue my studies. I commenced a new position as Online Store Coordinator and Marketing Assistant at our Yatala branch.

Let me be the first to tell you that my education was not the most honorable of endeavors. I have a whole lot of respect for young people that have that insatiable drive and desire when it comes to their education. My big drive was partly an effort to keep from being shown up by my son, and partly to get my promotion into administration and the subsequent doubling of salary. I will be the first to admit that because my reasons for returning to school were not as genuine as most, I struggled, not with the course work but with the commitment, I almost quit several times in the first year. I can’t imagine doing what you did, I already had my BA, so twenty-one months of night classes and an internship at the student union was all I had to do and

On September 8, 2015 , all I knew was that my cluster was E.E.T and I’ll be choosing a class to be in. Welding was the class I knew least about and I wanted to try it. A friend of mine said it was an “easy” class , but that’s not why I chose it. I knew this class wasn’t going to be easy , you have to see the guy who teaches it. He is really relaxed , but he looks like a go getter. So when I went home that day I researched on the career I want to do , which is Aerospace engineering. So as I did more research I came across a career called Aerospace welder. Wow! Like it was meant to be in this class. So my teacher asked the next day “ What has me interested in welding?” I explained to him the research I’ve done. He began to give me some insite

I have come to a realization; my education is very important to me. I will not only get an

Growing up in a country where educational preferences were given to boys, my father went against the society norms and encouraged me to get higher education. Along with his guidance and my thirst for knowledge I was accepted in engineering program. I was happily pursuing my degree, when suddenly all this came to halt; my father was seriously ill. He wanted me to get married before he leaves this world. Few weeks later, I met my husband, who at the time was visiting Pakistan for his cousin’s wedding and within months I was married. I came to United States with a hope of better future and dreams of finishing my education, but was unable to do so as I was expecting our first child and had no one to help us with the baby. I dedicated myself to raise our daughter, but deep down that feeling of emptiness lingered. Life kept moving forward, we moved a few times, gradually I started to adapt to being a stay home mother of two beautiful girls. Numerous times I brought home admission forms from CCBC but started to doubt myself if I was going to be able to do restart after such a big gap? I started volunteering at my daughter’s school and was soon hired as a teacher’s helper to assist with children with special needs. While working at school, I was again in an environment that reminded and encouraged me to fulfill my lost dreams. In 2012, I enrolled at CCBC with no career path in mind: I just wanted start again! Once I started I never looked back and I will continue to thrive.

Every year, the technical school organizes an entry exam for new student. For this year I pass the exam and ready to start anew career in electrical engineering. For me the most important thing, is to have a successful career and start seeking a job to help my single mother out. I was confused to either continue to college for higher education or to pursue to career school. I spoke to my teacher about it to get a suggestion, he said “Education is important but at the end, you have to do what is best for you and your family”. My mother was very proud of me that I pass

I returned to full time education to College after having a gap in my education for over ten years. I was a mature student and I was a little apprehensive at first about starting because I didn’t know what to expect. There were several groups on the course I thought I was in a very nice group at first but after a few weeks things changed and the bitchiness and back stabbing started. I was in control of my anxiety at first but the singling me out and bulling got too me. Making it hard for me to be in class I would go and see the Colleges Councillor to help me calm down and to keep me on track with my work. My grades got worse with missing classes as the bulling got more and more then I eventually had a panic attack in class and reluctantly told the tutor I didn’t want to get them in trouble. My grades suffered from this I worked my hardest to pass the course, but I did not for fill my potential. I later found out that I could apply for the Foundation course for Community Health and Wellbeing at USW something I did not think I could ever do with my grades. I had applied for the Adult Nursing Course previous, but I did not meet their criteria with my grades. Now starting Community Health and wellbeing, it has now given me a chance to make something of myself and to be proud of something.

Taking INFO200 spring quarter changed my entire perspective on technology. I learned from Professor Stearns that technology is everything around us. It is not just about electronic devices but also the trees, corn fields, etc. Taking this class enhanced my interest in majoring in Informatics as it is a holistic major where it integrates philosophy, statistics, psychology, and basically anything that is relevant to our everyday lives. There are a vast amount of opportunities to take being in this major. Before taking this class I was interested in the cybersecurity aspect, but afterwards I am most interested in exploring the “accessible systems” side because it pertains to benefitting an elderly audience and people with a disability.

I fell in big trouble because I am the older brother. Thus time my younger brother age was 14 years and my youngest brother age was 6 years. My younger brother lived with my mother and my youngest brother lived with my father. I lived with my aunt’s house. Thus the crucial time I ever face. The same time I attended the H.S.C exam; as a result, I didn’t pass. But I didn’t give up; after all, I love studying. I knew it’s so much difficult to finish the study without parent support. My father gave me money sometimes. My parent married after their divorce; hence, they have a different life and family. In the meantime, my younger brother was starting smoking and fight with other people; instead, going to school and studying. He wasn’t able to finish S.S.C exam. After failed in H.S.C exam I admitted to a different college. The College was under the technical education board. There were six to seven departments. I choose Computer Science & Engineering (CSE). The course was Diploma in Computer Science & Engineering and duration was four years. I started study so hard and progress my GPA (Grade Point Average) in every semester; as a result, I got 3.62 out of 4.00. I have a plan to admit in University. All of my close friends

Business Level:- The business strategy sets goals for performance, evaluates the actions of competitors and specifies actions the company must take to maintain and improve its competitive advantages. In AHS, the company was mainly established in 1995 and was the one the first kind in San Francisco. And today they have a proliferation of healthcare provider already spread through the outskirts of the Los Angeles and they all are doing the same kind of services across 225 healthcare.

Mazen Mohamed Flaifl, Ismail Abdel Ghafar Ismail, Mohamed Zaki and Ashraf Diaa El- Deen Bayomi

Well here it is, the senior project. The thing dreaded by everyone, however the thing that must be completed in order to graduate. With that in mind, I have been giving much thought and research into what I want to do post high school, and I believe that in my research I have found a career that I find fascinating. I plan to pursue this career and give it my all. In this paper I will explain my chosen career, why I chose it, and what my plan is for the scary thing that is the future