My Favorite Mistake In College

I found “The Worst Mistake in the History of the Human Race” by Jared Diamond to be quite thought evoking. This article explains the “what ifs” of humans keeping the hunter-gatherer lifestyle to this day, and why Diamond believes that to have been the better option. While he goes on to make convincing arguments towards keeping the hunter-gatherer lifestyle, I commend him for also taking a professional approach in mentioning reasons why people would prefer the agricultural lifestyle we have today due to reasons such as “having to do less work, having more time for leisure and art, etc.”. David has set up a solid basis for arguing, which I believe to be quite beneficial in being able to see as many point of views as possible.

When I graduated from high school, I submitted my application to BYU. I believed that I will surely get accepted from them because whenever I set a goal, continually pray to God, and put my best effort into everything, there was always success in my life. However, this time was different. I encountered the first biggest failure in my lifetime that I did not get accepted to BYU. I was very disappointed about the school's decision, and I tried so many times to understand why I could not make it. Being unsatisfied, I started to think that my efforts and achievements during my high school years such as GPA, TOEFL, ACT, and the Seminary work were all in vain. This negative mind even led me to blame God by questioning "how could You abandon me?"

In the aspect of career development, relying on the MSGF degree at Fordham, I will attain a great deal of useful assistance from the all-round career services of Gabelli and the rich Fordham alumni resources. In Gabelli there are diversified service items, such as on-campus recruiting and individual counseling. The recruitment campaigns can get me acces to abundant information about employment; hence I will make better choices for careerdevelopment. With individual counseling, I can learn more clearly about the path of my future career, so that unnecesary mistakes will be avoided. The huge Fordham alumni network attracts me much more. As a Fordham graduate, I can build up my own network in diverse networkng activities, such as the Student Supper

As you wrote about me, that, I always have flaws therefore I want to defend myself. I am really tense that my scholarship is over and I have not finished my PhD work, even though I worked here full time PhD student, under your supervision from last four years. And I did whatever you asked me to do, and know, we came to know that I always have flaws, at this point I just want to say everyone have flaws.

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Whether you want to have a worthwhile business career or want to expand your business knowledge, then attending a business college is an ideal solution for you. In fact, this path could jump-start your career and get you off to a better start than you would have if you had not taken the time to educate yourself in this way. Besides, to get ahead in the business world today you need to have the right skills and the right education. Not to mention the fact that, a good business college will also assist you in finding a paid position once you have successfully completed your training. However, while you can find a plethora of business colleges offering courses like BA in business management among others, choosing the right one

One of the biggest factors setting USD apart from the other schools in my Naviance account is that it’s the very first college I visited. In the summer before my junior year, my mother and I made our ritual beach pilgrimage for a getaway while the boys backpacked. But this time had something different. Rather than just snorkeling, paddle-boarding, and embracing our surroundings, we decided to officially begin the college search.

I graduated from NHTI with my associates degree in Business Administration in December of 2016. After taking this past semester off to work and build my bank account, I am now looking to further my education by earning at least a Bachelor's degree in Accounting. Transferring to a new school will be a great opportunity to build life skills, meet new people, and advance my education at a school that will help me reach my career goals.

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Waiting in line to go through customs I didn 't want to think about all all the things I would have to do. Support myself financially, find a place to live, figure out how to start college. It all seemed overwhelming. I immigrated on my own to US when I was seventeen. The transition was difficult, and I considered returning back to India. Even though it would have been easier to return, staying provided better opportunities. As I grappled with my new environment and struggled to acclimate. Two experiences played a pivotal role in shaping my character. First, the support I received from family and friends. The second, my work with adolescent youth. Through these I understood the importance of support and the joy of providing it. The

I never really thought about it until today. Today was the day I learned that Tony Weston, a kid that I went to high school with, had committed suicide a month after our graduation. I am 28 years old now, so graduation was ten years ago. The teachers at my high school hated me. I showed no effort in anything that I did and I was extremely obnoxious in class. They wanted to get rid of me as soon as possible just like my parents. My dad was in the Navy so he wasn 't home much. When he was, it was like our family were his men; he ordered us to do everything. He would always stare me down after he demanded something of me and I had to give the reply of, "yes sir." My parents got a divorce while I was in high school and that 's when my life took a turn for the worst. After graduation, I left town and headed for New York City to pursue a new life.

As the year draws to a close, I reflect on what I have accomplished in my first semester of college. Not only have I grown as a writer but also as a person. This year was full of changes but I am glad that I remained steadfast in my beliefs and skills. While I learned things about myself in this course I also gained important writing and research skills.

“ A person who never made a mistake never tried anything new.” Everyone in their lifetime is prone to making a mistake and if for some farfetched reason they haven’t made a mistake they haven’t tried anything new. I have made many mistakes in my life but the one that protrudes to me and I learned the most from is when I threw my sister’s phone in the pool. The lessons i learned from making this mistake was to not be as competitive when we are playing games for fun and to not take losing so passionately.

I never knew when it started, this obsession. Didn’t even realize how slowly and steadily what I thought I could control controlled me. I am not like most people my likes, dislikes and feelings differ from most of the crowd. When did I become someone who cared so much what other people think of me? Now that I think about it, it baffles me how I slowly and steadily from being an individual who preaches about being different suddenly became someone who just wanted to fit in to other people’s expectations. And suddenly I feel I woke up to realize what kind of a slave I had become.

Never did I think a horrible mistake would positively impact my life this much. During my short 17 years of life, I have overcome many obstacles that have now shaped me to who I am today. One of the first obstacles life ever threw my way was the changing of schools multiple times. I transferred schools three times in my life, which made keeping friends rather difficult. I first transferred to a new school when I was going into the 5th grade. I found this challenging because I was at my former school from 18 months old till 10, so it was all I knew. I was scared to acquire new friends, which now I find was the silliest idea to be afraid of. Once I found my niche at this new school, I made a huge mistake in life that altered my path forever.