My Future Of My Life

As the coming years approach, I want my future to hold both the passion to explore new opportunities and the strength to overcome new challenges. With the experiences of my high school career, I aspire to take all the things I learned to transition into a college environment where my ideas can be challenged and shared. Where I can learn from others; where I can seek the opportunity to make a direct impact towards saving lives. I believe I can do great things. Through tenacity I will not only be gratified in becoming a doctor, but also be able to share my compassion for others through

At the beginning of the summer I found myself at a crossroad in life. I needed to evaluate what I really wanted to accomplish and why. Should I continue on the same path I was on or take a step in another direction leading to new opportunities? Friends and family kept telling me it is never too late but if I knew if I did not decide now it would only get harder and harder for me. After giving it much thought and discussing my options with my family, I determined that the best choice would be attaining my Associates Degree and move forward with my career choice of Surgical Technician.

I plan to become a Cardiovascular Surgeon, since my goal is to help cure patients with heart disease and find alternatives to certain medications for people with heart problems. While this is a difficult task to accomplish and will require a tremendous amount of effort, education and discipline. The education I have been receiving from the outstanding professors at Lone Star have greatly influenced me towards accomplishing my goal of becoming a doctor. In addition, the advisors have been extremely helpful towards placing me on the right path towards success. Both the professors and advisors on campus have greatly influenced and encouraged me to succeed in both inside and outside the class

I am going into the pathway I want, which is the medical pathway, I am taking the classes to be a paramedic which is the first step in my education and career to hopefully later be a Surgeon in my life, that is my ultimate goal in life, and it is something that is not going to change. I am putting in the work and effort into making sure I am doing great in my college classes so I can succeed and fulfill my college goals, no matter what happens or what is thrown at me either I am going to continue to put in the same amount of work and effort, maybe even more, into my schooling so I will be able to get where I would like to be in life and to be able to achieve all my goals in

My dream has always been to travel while helping those in need.Which I can make a career out of or I can always go volunteer with like “Love Volunteer”. Love Volunteer is an all round travel volunteer service that is really affordable and something I’d look forward to doing. My goal is to maintain a A-B average at school while studying medical tool terminology . One of my peeves is I don’t want to attend college for more than 2 years. So hopefully right after graduation i can jump right into my career choice which is a Surgical Technician. It doesn’t take very long to get a degree in this career. They get paid very well and i want to be able to a have a stable financial life. I’m a very adventurous and all around generous person yet i’m very

Throughout my high school education, I have taken a variety of honors and advanced placement science courses due to my strong interest and talent in this field. In all of these courses, I have enjoyed being in class and have excelled academically. I have received a 5 on the AP exams for both of the AP science courses I have taken thus far, biology and physics, and I strive for nothing less than a 5 on my AP Chemistry at the end of my senior year. Due to my enthusiasm and talent in science, I plan to study pre-medicine in college, hoping to be admitted into school of medicine and becoming a neurosurgeon. This has been a life goal of mine for some time now, and I have been taking the initiative to put myself in a position to achieve this ambition. As I have already stated, I have loaded my high school schedule with difficult science classes to prepare myself for the rigors of pre-medicine and medicine school. In addition, my AP Psychology course I took last year further peaked my desire and readiness to study the brain and its functionality. I am also currently working with Riverview Hospital in a volunteer/job shadowing position once a week in order to get experience and to create valuable contacts that will prepare me for medicine school as well as getting a job or residency after completing college. This individual drive to achieve such an immense life goal sets me apart from my peers and is a catalyst to achieve my life

After high school, I hope to attend Georgetown University. While at Georgetown, I plan to major in neurobiology while taking the premedical track. Also, I plan on applying to the Early Assurance Program during my sophomore year at Georgetown University. My long term career goal is to become a top neurosurgeon, and as you probably know, it is no easy task. I’ve done the necessary research on the career option, and it would take me approximately fifteen more years of schooling. Fifteen years of school would seem daunting to almost anyone, but it’s all worth it do something you love.

Currently, our world is transforming rapidly to be more accepting of differences and learning to celebrate what makes people unique. This occurred through small strategic wins around the globe when people fought for what they believed in. I have faith that everyone can positively impact the people around them in a meaningful manner. Combining my past experiences and my aspiration to better the world, my dream is to go into the medical field. I would like to do research and study the human nervous system, searching for and finding a way to cure neurological disorders. I have prepared myself through science classes, AP exams, attending health/medical conferences, and volunteering at the Eagle Ridge Hospital, always pushing myself to excel at everything I tried. I received high marks alongside 5s on every AP exam I took. This past December, I was even chosen to attend the Mini-Med Operations Conference which took place at the BC Children’s Hospital. There, I learned about the world of surgery and how surgeons can aid developing countries. It covered topics such as Global Surgery and mental health.

My teachers, coaches, family, friends, and community members have all pushed me to strive for my best and to never settle. Because of them, I have big goals for my future. My first goal is to go to college to get my BSN and to then continue to get my DNP. My second goal is to specialize in Pediatric Oncology to help make children's tough lives easier and to give them a sense of home even when they are spending long intervals of time at the hospital. I want to help them fight for their lives and push them through the tough times. I want to be a huge support system for them just like Adams was for me.

In fact, throughout the years, I have wanted to be nearly every kind of doctor that there is: family practitioner, pediatric surgeon, neurosurgeon, cardiac surgeon, oncologist, and so on. However, for the last three years, I have been intent on becoming a pediatric surgeon. The thought of saving children’s lives someday has motivated me to excel not only in my school work, but also in every extra-curricular activity I participate in. Over the past four years, I have overcome every obstacle and trial set before me and have accomplished many dreams that I never thought I would achieve. I ran a half marathon with some of my greatest friends, became one of the valedictorians of my graduating class, and achieved the prestigious rank of Eagle Scout after six years of interminable work. Each of these accomplishments taught me one invaluable lesson; I can achieve anything that I set my mind too. Unfortunately, the road to achieve my goal of becoming a surgeon is long, arduous, and costly. With mounds of debt in the foreseeable future, my parents and I are diligently searching for scholarships to help me along the way. That is why it would be an honor to receive the American Legion Scholarship; so that I can once again overcome the odds and achieve my impossible

When it’s your senior year, all you can think about is what’s after high school. Many would say college, some may say military, while others say college is for me. After since I gotten into high school, I know I was going to college. My motivation for attending college would be my parents. My parents wasn’t able to college or join the military because their parents couldn’t afford to pay. So they are making sure I get the chance. I want to make my parents proud because I would be the first child from my mother to graduate from high school and go on to college. I dream job is to be an OBGYN nurse. By going to college I hope college helps me find out what I really want to be in life and being an OBGYN nurse is for me. After completing my four

In ten years I can see myself out of college and working as a marine biologist. I always thought when I was younger that you were obligated to have your whole life planned out by the minute, but I didn't. A year ago I had no idea what I wanted to do when I was older. The fact that I finally have an idea about what I want to do is certainly important to me. I find this career so intriguing because it has to do with three of my favorite things; animals, the ocean, and science. With this career, I not only can provide for my family, but I can have fun while doing it. I will always be obligated to remind myself that by achieving this goal, I must need to work hard now and in the future. Every long term goal needs to have short term goals leading

Surgery is a vast career that goes beyond the years of schooling and education to treat individuals who need intensive care. It has been said that surgeons have one of the most rewarding careers. Though becoming a surgeon is an extensive career path, I rely on a ten-year plan to keep me in order. I understand that I will be spending the next ten years in school and continuing learning post education, but as long the more I know about the process of becoming a surgeon, the easier it will be to follow through. I have so many desires: I want to save the world, fix the people in it, and make them stronger – but first, I must finish community college.

When I was growing up, I remember my family situation as extremely chaotic. I was one of eight children and my father and mother had little time to devote to me individually. Most of the time they spent trying to earn enough to support us with their meager resources. I was often called upon to act as a surrogate mother to my siblings. I felt I had little time to develop my own unique perspective and voice when I was very young. Even as a preschooler I remember doing chores to help out at home. However, this situation did foster some positive aspects of my character. I learned to be mature at an early age and gained a sense of competence because of my responsibilities. But I also was taught put the needs of others second to my own. I feel that I did not learn to value my own, legitimate desires to an adequate degree as a young girl and have only recently acquired a true sense of worth [THESIS].

Every since I was a young girl I have been always asked by, what do you wanna be when you grow up? I know some people that change their minds every week of what their future hold for them and how they are gonna live through it. The future is changing every second of our lives, everything single thing that we do affects what our future hold for us. All my life I have been determined on one thing in my life. I have always wanted to become a doctor no matter what. I know that there is nothing that is gonna change my mind about that. Technology has helped many people with what they do at their job, however it has also harmed their jobs also.