Moravian College Application Research Paper

I owe it to myself, my family and to the world to be the best I can be and that makes me assiduously pursue my goals towards a career in medicine.

I am writing to express my interest in applying to Saint Joseph’s University for the Master’s program in Criminal Justice. Growing up I always admired individuals that were in law enforcement. As a child you are taught by your parents that if something bad happens to contact police because they have a duty to protect citizens. I always felt that individuals who enforced the law were the ultimate superhero. Around middle school I had the opportunity to join an extra-curricular activity that revolved around federal law enforcement. During this program I was able to fully understand the importance of law enforcement on a federal level. I discovered that federal law enforcement is vastly different than local law enforcement. Upon completion of the program it sealed

At Batavia High School, I have gladly been able to participate in many different activities. Since Freshman year, I have been in Student Council and Track and Field. I was blessed with year and last to be allowed into National Honor Society as the Publicist, National English Honor Society, National Spanish Honor Society, National Science Honor Society, and National Social Studies Honor Society. Each have helped me to connect more with my community and school to both benefit myself and all that is around me. Also this year, I was able to because the Executive Board Secretary for Student Council where I was able to help plan many different events throughout the year. One of those events include homecoming, in homecoming I was heard of decorations

I have aspired to be in the medical field for as long as I can remember. At the beginning of every school year the teachers would inquire each student to share what role we wanted to pursue when we grow up, my answer was always the same: a nurse. I am very goal oriented, and I am aware to accomplish anything you must work for it and put in one hundred percent. Mistakes can be critical, but they remain a huge part of the learning experience and advancing. How one handles those mistakes are ultimately what makes or breaks you.

Our lives aren’t granted to last us forever. We grow old and were all given a certain amount of time. We live in such a beautiful world, giving us so much to offer. For example; having mountains to climb, rivers to swim in, cities to explore but people don’t acknowledge the beauty of their surroundings. I don’t understand why society would settle in one spot when there so much to see. I want to travel the world and see the different cultures and environments this world has created. I got the chance to visit Utah this past summer and it made me realize that Utah might be the state where I want to continue school. It will be a drastic change in my life, but I have come to realize that change doesn’t always have to be necessarily bad, but for the better. I have watched my mom change her whole life around from working at a liquor store to now working for the city of Riverside. She has inspired me to go out and do what my heart desires. My mom continues encouraging me to pursue my dream job of being a fashion designer. There’s so many careers that interest me that I wish I could major all

I want to be a heart surgeon and I will do whatever it takes to reach my goal. I plan on taking chemistry, biology and anatomy classes at the academy. I have wanted to be many things in life, a judge, a lawyer, an obgyn and even a pediatric surgeon, but I always knew that the military was for me. I have endless dedication and ambition. Throughout the summer I worked to get in top physical condition. Everything I do I do it with passion. I have big dreams for myself and if I was admitted into the United States Academy West Point I would be one step closer to them.

Since coming to SUNY New Paltz this past fall, I have taken a rigorous course load and have fallen in love with my major. I have met beneficial professors and friends that I will value throughout my life. Most of all I have learned about who I am and how I see my future progressing. After attending SUNY New Paltz, I have learned that this institution isn’t inadequate; it is simply not the right fit for me.

Ever since I became a freshman I high school they encouraged me to go to medical school and become a surgeon like a stereotypical Asian parent. But I flat out refused the idea of becoming a surgeon not because it was a tough career to get into but the fact that every that was educationally advanced aimed for the same career path. Even thought a surgeon is one of the pinnacle career achieved by only the high skilled and educated. We all know where that path is headed: wealth, prestige, and accomplishment. There is no mystery or surprise in the path it too commonly thought out and sought for their just some else’s path that have used for a countless amount of

At the end of the day, I want to achieve my goal in becoming an anesthesiologist assistance. I understand that there will be bumps and hardships along the road there, but I am ambitious about my goal and I will try my best. I rather know that I have try and not give up my dream than regretting it later in life. Like people always says, if you fail try and try again until you succeed. I understand that part of life is about failing, I have to pick myself up and move forward and

Just like traveling the world, since I was little I have wanted to be a surgeon. I really

My life goal is to put other lives before my own—to become a surgeon. In order to accomplish this I first need to succeed in all my short term goals. These include earning the IB Diploma, finishing all my classes with top grades, being accepted into a university, and finding a way to pay for my education through scholarships. After

I want to become a Trauma Surgeon as my career. There are many reasons why I chose this. I have a passion for helping people. Also, I can be the best in my field and create a difference. There are issues that I can fix. An issue in the field of medicine that has inspired me to pursue my career of becoming a trauma surgeon is how there are limits on what one can do to help the person in need in the ambulance and how we can prevent life-threatening injuries.

I have dreamed of making the world a better place and I can. After high school, I am planning to go into medical school and help others who are in need. Each and every one of us has the ability to help others the only difference of the ones that do and the ones that don't, is that some people take action instead of just saying that you will. Doctors and nurses don't always have their way and I understand that, they just add a little more effort than others. Although I have not yet made up my mind in what specific line of action I want to do in a hospital, that does not mean that I am not going to become the best that I am in my specialty. I will help patients even after every other doctor

The Lehigh Valley is home to Allentown,Bethlehem, and Easton, as well as educational institutions such as Moravian College; in short, the Lehigh Valley, specifically Bethlehem is known for its diversity. In this research paper I will focus on Moravian College, its population and their interaction with each other when they are walking around the campus. In this research, I anticipate that while observing men and women of similar ages, men will tend to be more distracted and focused on just one topic, while women will be walking closer to each other and talking about multiple subjects. Both men and female will follow certain social norms that they were born into without realizing it. For this observation, I hypothesize that men will most

The need to adapt and mature in the face of unfamiliarity has presented itself a few times in my life, the most recent being my time here at UT’s School of Social Work graduate program. Just last year I packed my bags, loaded up my car, and drove 17 hours away from familiarity to a city and university that I had never visited before with the excitement of beginning my graduate studies. Since then I have managed to develop a solid support system of friends and colleagues, familiarize myself with the culture of both the school and the city, as well as achieve high academic marks in my studies. A month prior to my move to Austin, I had just arrived back in America after completing two years of service with the Peace Corps in the small Eastern European country, the Republic of Georgia. In order to thrive there, it was essential for me to start from the ground up by learning a foreign language (Georgian), become confident in my teaching abilities, collaborate with volunteers, and then eventually co-founded