My Academic and Career Goals

One of my academic goals is to graduate high school with an honors diploma and increase my G.P.A to a 4.3 at the end of my eighth semester. After I graduate from high school I want to attend Western Nevada College to earn my associate’s degree in criminal justice. When I have accomplished that I will transfer to the University of Nevada, Reno to study criminology. When I have finished my studies I want to obtain a job in the government so I can help victims and their families get the justice they deserve.

As a prospective Biology major and Veterinarian, I hope to gain experience working with plants and animals in the field of Biology and consider internships with veterinarians. I plan to put my experience and qualifications to use by applying for an accredited veterinary college. Upon acceptance, I will strive towards earning a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree (DVM). If I do not gain acceptance into a veterinary medicine program, then I will steer myself more towards the forensic science fields. A degree and certification in veterinary medicine is appealing and preferable to me. However, to keep my options open, the field of forensic science and crime scene investigations will serve as

The Criminal Justice career consists of many aspects such as law enforcement, corrections, and courts. Therefore, having a short and long-term career goals will help me stay focus on my area of interest and eventually grow in my area of choice which is corrections with juveniles. My aim is to work closely with juvenile offenders and the public with the hope to reduce reoffending and thereby promoting rehabilitation. To be successful in goal planning, you have to stay positive that you can do what you have set to do, setting goals that are feasible and you have control over. In addition, break down your goals into mini or small achievable task that you can revisit and once completed will leave you time or motivate you to take another goal. Most importantly, is to set a time frame for each goal to include dates and time. This will help keep track of your achievement or the need to reevaluate any of your goals. Earning my Master’s degree that seems too long in the beginning is now less than a month away which can be very nervous of not knowing what my career future holds. However, course like delinquency and Juvenile Justice, Research Methods, Abnormal Psychology, Developmental Psychology, Victimology and Criminal Investigation has prepared me to be successful in my career path of choice. In addition to my educational achievement are my self-discipline and people’s person skills. I like helping others to be successful in life. My mother once told me “Whatever career path

Many people have goals to accomplish. Some can be realistic and some can be out of the ordinary. My academic and career goals are to graduate college, go to Medical School, and become an OB/GYN (Obstetrics/ Gynecologist). I also plan to travel around the world after I am done with everything else that I know I will accomplish. I want to help out people with the practice I want to take as I finish college. It is a long journey, and this scholarship can help me to keep attending college.

After I graduate high school I plan to attend Blinn college to get my basics and take pre engineering classes. After I finish that I am going to transfer to ATM and major in electrical engineering. My goals are to fully support myself and live comfortably, not having to live paycheck to paycheck. I would like to help my parents pay the rest of their bills as well. I want help to support a family if that may happen in the future. By the time I am 25 I want to have a secure job and own a home.

My current education goals are to graduate with nothing less than a 3.6, commission into the United States Air Force from Detachment 290 at the University of Kentucky, obtain a Ph.D in Political Leadership, and in Theology before I am 35 years old. My career goals are to become an intelligence officer in the Air Force and become a general, create a mentorship program, work in ministry, create scholarship programs, become a lobbyist, own a restaurant and a hotel, as well as becoming a part-time high school basketball coach. Everything I want to do in my life is not only to help families with low- income, but to also help kids that was raised in single parent homes or didn’t have someone to look up to growing up. I my life I was pretty much alone,

However, for the time being, my goal is to maintain my grades to the highest they can be in college. My goal is to study and not become sidetracked however, my biggest goal is to graduate with a masters degree in forensic psychology. With this degree I intend to learn every little thing that I can learn and be the best of the best in my field of work. I’m the type of person that if I receive a 95 on a test I could’ve gotten a 100. I believe that one can never stop learning, that being said, I aim to learn something unique

I decided to attend college because I want to make you proud and show you that I want to be successful in life. College has so many distractions that can keep me from not being successful if I let the distractions distract me. I believe in myself and I know that none of those distractions won’t bother me. Partying and hanging with friends is cool from time to time but at the end of the day, youre not paying for me to go to school to party and not get an education. Hard work, dedication and being motivated in school is my key to success and it can take me a long way.

Politics is defined by Webster dictionary as, “the activities, actions, and policies that are used to gain and hold power in a government or to influence a government.”  I aim to one day work in our government and influence lives in a positive manner. I want to help create a sound government in any way possible. Intellectually, I yearn to learn more about the processes in government, to overall aid in my professional goal of being a successful politician.

How does the content of the program you are applying to relate to your present and future academic and career goals? (150-200 words) *

When I was 6 years old I was asked what I wanted to do when I grew up. I answered like any other 6 year old with dream of saving the world by being a doctor. As I grew up I had critical surgeries because I had dislocated my hip while playing sports. I had my surgeries done in Shriners Hospital for children, there I saw many children with different orthopedic disabilities. This was when I realized that I want to focus in the orthopedic field to help out children like me.

I. Introduction: Growing up less affluent, I have always set goals for myself. Not long term goals because being modest long-term goals were unimaginable. I had to focus on today’s goals which were attainable. Mother always told me that competition is the key to success. Will, held on to that belief until I got older and needed to rely on goals rather competition. Competition can only carry you to a certain point; however, goal setting is for a lifetime.

My goals for the start of my internship were simple, but quickly evolved. My goals were to gain experience and build my resume, while bringing the lessons I have absorbed in college, and using my skills as an engineer to assist the department of public works. Now my goals have become more specific; I would like to learn more about sewer system, I would like to develop my computing and design skills using the tools available to the Hydraulic section and I would like to mature as an engineering professional. While at the hydraulics section, I have access to programs like Munsys, as well as ArcGIS. As an intern, I update and maintain sewer related features of these programs. I would like to assimilate everything I can to develop my skills as a designer in order to become a better engineer.

In the words of Theodore Roosevelt, “Far and away the best prize that life offers is the chance to work hard at work worth doing.” If I were to put the passion I have for my goals into one sentence this would describe it perfectly. Although it took me quite some time to realize what I was passionate about, I am very grateful to have found it when I did. Prior to discovering what gave me such a feeling of fervor, having goals and planning for the future did not mean nearly as much to me as it does now. Now that I have a new sense of purpose, it has led me to me setting goals I never thought could be possible. Achieving the perfect balance in my life, getting accepted into at least two of my top colleges, and deciding between two career

WOW! Where do I start? First I will give you a little history about myself. I have always been and have always wanted to be a nurse. I started caring for people when I was 10 or 12 years old I guess? My Granny she was a brittle diabetic, and she was also confined to a wheelchair since 1955. My Mom was real sickly as well so it was my responsibility to care for the house as well as my Great-Grandmother (My Granny) She was my Heart and Soul, (My Life)! I cooked and cleaned and washed clothes for everyone, I helped My Granny to get up and sown to her bedside toilet, I gave Her insulin shots, I helped her