Interior Design Research Paper

What do you want to be? A question we are asked from kindergarten on up. For some people, the answer lies with them there whole life until they are able to pursue that dream. Others aren't able to choose what they want to be or do until the day comes to make the decision comes. As for me I made my career chose my sophomore year of high school. Although I didn't choose just one possible candidate I have boiled it down to two careers. The first being a Chiropractor and the second being a Physical Therapist.

I picked this career path because I enjoy drawing. I also enjoy designing and mapping out structures. I find both of these activities to be very peaceful and fun for me. When I was eight years old, I had the biggest set of Legos. I decided to use them all on one huge house. So I sat down, began to build and I even started mapping it out on paper. I spent nearly an entire day building this mansion and of course, when I was done, I showed my mom. When I showed it to her, she was amazed and the next sentence she spoke was one that stuck with me for years. My mom told me I should be an architect. That moment Nine years ago made me realize what I wanted to do in the future. I thought if designing buildings is a career, that’s what I’m going to do. Becoming an architect when I get out of school is a life-long goal of

I plan to graduate in May 2017 with honors. My goal after graduation is to find a job working at a graphic design firm and also freelance in hopes of opening my own small business one day. My philosophy is in order to have more I must to do more; therefore I have to take advantage of every opportunity. When doing more than what is expected I believe I will eventually be rewarded. I am very determined that in ten years from now I will have a successful business. I am a self-motivated individual with the ability to adapt quickly. I make no excuses and complete every task to my best

Thinking about what career that you want to pursue can be mind boggling but for me it was an easy task because all of my life I dreamed of becoming a Medical Assistant in a doctor’s office, in fact I use to go to work with my mother when I was a little and watch her work. It was very fascinating watching her work. After going to work a few times and seeing the work that she was doing, I knew the career path that I want to take. I was so smitten by the work that she was doing that I would pretend that I had my own make belie office at home. I would find myself trying to type, file papers and answer the phone.

Even though many people have said to me that it is alright not to know what I want to do, I still worry about it. Recently I have thought that either graphic design or architecture would be nice because I enjoy designing things, but I am not sure that either of those things would actually make me happy. I know I want to be able to enjoy my job and make enough money to have a good home and support a family, but with both of those careers I would most likely be required to move away to find a job. That is something I would really rather not do.

Through life I have had no Idea what I was going to do as a career. At one point, I wanted to be a Doctor; at another point a Marine Biologist; and a teacher, a nurse and the list goes on. I have a love for learning and the more I learn the happier I have felt. Over the course of many years I have learned a great deal in various areas, still not sure of where I wanted to settle on as a career. Till now with my current employment with the local library.

The biggest hurdle that I have overcome in the past was figuring out how to get a shot at an education without burying myself in debt. I joined the military, and over the course of my 8 year contract I gained valuable teamwork, technical, leadership, and interpersonal skills. Most importantly, I earned 3 years of GI Bill benefits that would pay me to get educated. After serving as an electrician, I started taking college courses in electrical theory, which did not interest or motivate me in the least. It was through curiosity that I started taking online courses to learn to code basic HTML and CSS. When I took my first intro to programming Computer Science course, I was absolutely hooked and intrigued by taking an idea, and coding it into something functional. Over the summer of 2016 I took a

As a captain in my 8 years of playing soccer, i wanted to win and bring us to a higher level. I was so hungry for that trophy at the end of each season that would make stand out as the one of the top teams in the state. I have started to feel same way about education. I want to be able to have my master’s degree in my hand to prove to myself that i could have done it in any other way as well. This motivation will drag me to push my limits to do things that will benefit me. Even though i was forced to take different path for my education, i shouldn't be able to feel different or look down upon but to feel equal or better. I don't think anything could come in my way to have a great education that i could use for my career. My determination will lead me into having a great job that i could be happy with and still be successful. With my mom being the only child in her family to go community college has given me the courage and 100% support for me to fulfill my

When I was at the end of my high school year, I was anxious to await on my diploma. All I could think about was; I'm almost there, and then I will be off to college soon. I was wondering how I would be able to conquer my dreams, and become business woman or math teacher. I was told college was going to be tough, hard to handle, you would get no sleep, whatsoever, and eventually become so stressed. But that did not stop me, my guts just told me to keep pushing forward, and to finish what I had left to do, which was receiving my diploma. After doing so, I did not want to turn back, I wanted to keep going, to see where my life, my goals would take me and how far I will go. I am hoping that as I will be going to CSUN things will change for the

The decision to pursue secondary education has always been a goal throughout high school. As a successful high school student and a potential first-generation college student, the idea of successfully obtaining a degree not only would fulfill personal satisfaction, but also expectations held by my parents. Within my senior year of high school in South Carolina, I was greatly interested in becoming an aerospace engineer; a very admirable profession in the eyes of my parents. After carefully considering Georgia Tech and Virginia Tech, I ultimately settled for Blacksburg to become a Hokie. Unfortunately, the college lifestyle was too overwhelming and I had to withdraw after my first year. This moment was very disappointing for myself and parents. However, I knew I couldn't give up the possibility of a college education, so I entered the workforce with the thought of going back to school when I was ready and prepared. Initially, the motivation was within myself, but later in life I learned that the significant people to build on that motivation was going to be my family and employer.

I have been lucky enough to have wonderfull teachers that showed me the value of education and instilled a love for learning that will be with forever. I want to help my family with the bills, and I want to help those in need. Through my volunteering experiance I have learned many skills and have helped my community. My city is very much part of who I am. To see the lives of those in my georgeus city and the world improve is why I want to go to college, I want to have a carreer where I can make a diffrence in people's lives. Helping people has made feel more connected to the world and my community. I want to study engineering or computor engenering because there is so much technology can and has already helped humans with. I want to make programs and tools that will benefit those in need as well as bring joy to others. I know that this is easier said than done and it will be an uphill battle, but I beleive through my acheivments and the challeges I have faced, that I have proven I am willing to do what is necessary to reach my dreams. I am no stranger to hardships and I know I have the ability and motivation to overcome any difficulty. With my twleve years of experiance in school and I am confident I am prepared for this next

A "Baiter" is a Builder that will cite a strangely low cost for each square foot dollar sum. The low cost per square foot snatches your consideration. The strategy/ploy then lures you to contact the Custom Builder. It is the point at which you begin "peeling back the onion" that you begin to understand that the absurdly low cost per square foot number did exclude everything (site work, all licenses, etc...) and is being cited with poor quality/sub standard materials.

I've had multiple mentors throughout my life, such as my mother, my father, friends: that encouraged me to pursue what I feel I could make a living out of, that being music. The challenges I see myself coming across is graduating from this school (The Art Institute of Austin) and the only way I know I can get through it is by setting goals as far as what kind of grades I wanna make, and then set priorities like doing homework the same day I get instead of procrastinating. And staying organized with school work, projects, and just my weekly schedule will be a major factor in keeping my life as simple as possible. My main motivator to finish school is my daughter, I wanna be able to give her everything that I couldn’t have as a kid. And making my mother proud would mean the world to me, I said I wanted to become a famous artist and that’s exactly what I'm going to do no matter what it

I, like many other home owners worry about who to call when I have a repair or remodeling project around my home. Most people just use the phone book or internet to find a contractor, but, that's like flipping a coin. You're not going to get the best result from doing that. I have an older home, built in the 70's, which until now didn't need a lot of repair. Now I find that, all at once, my home is in need of many repairs. From plumbing, electrical and now concrete.

Throughout my educational experience, I have endured countless hardships that made progress difficult at times. Although it was a struggle through my strong dedication to education, I have also earned a list of achievements for my hard work. These experiences from, failing two of my English classes, to excelling tremendously in mathematics, have molded me into the type of student I am today. I am a student with a growth mindset and, an optimistic outlook on education and, the bright future ahead. I now understand the impact that a positive mindset can have on your future. I am definitely proud of the student I have become. I feel like my journey is unique, but is also very relatable.