My Goals For High School

I have made a schedule on what days I would be writing my papers for my other 3 classes. I also broke down the chapters I will be studying on different days for my algebra class. I don’t think it will be to hard because in high school I had to take 6 exams for all my classes. This year all I have to take is one physical in class exam. So this whole process will be different for me. To this day I still appreciate how prepared I came into college, in large parts thanks to my high school. If all goes well, I can finish my first semester with all A’s. Although the semester went by fast, there were days were it went by really slow. I’ve learned a lot in my first semester. Some things didn’t go as expected for me, but in the end it’s a lesson leaned. Lastly, next semester I will be having a new roommate. One of my roommates is transferring so I am assuming that they would place another girl in our room. I’m anxious to see who it is and how everything turns out. Hopefully everything works out because have good roommates is essential for a good college experience, in my opinion. Anyways these next 2 weeks I will be reviewing all my notes and writing all my papers. I know what the reward is for me if I everything goes well. I must finish the semester

College is very different than high school. So many challenging homework and courses to participate in. That is why my three goals for my career are as follows: I want to receive my college diploma, get a better career path, and learn some new things. There are many things I have to do in order to achieve these goals. With hard work and dedication, I am ver confident I can do this.

Time flies, the first term of my freshmen year is almost to the end. When I first got into college, I didn't know what to do as a college student. It was hard during the first two weeks of my freshmen year. Not to mention, It was right after a long summer's vacation. I was extremely lazy about everything and couldn't focus on school work. After almost failing my first mid-term, I realized I need to focus on studying. I began to get back on track and finished work before the deadline. As time passed, I could still remember when I first got into the Freshmen Inquiry class I was struggling and now my Freshmen Inquiry class is working on our last project of the term and our group is doing great. During Freshmen Inquiry class, I learned many things.

My main goals for my first semester at Western include intellectual, emotional, physical and social-civic goals. My main intellectual goal is to get good grades in all my classes so my GPA can be above a C+ average. This goal is very important to me because I am in the pre-nursing program and in order to even have a chance to move on my junior and senior year my GPA must be a C+ or above. I think the first step to making this happen would be attending all of my classes along with taking thorough notes and studying not only alone but in groups as well. Along with my intellectual goal, it is important I have an emotional goal as well. This goal is to keep making sure my stress level never goes too high. I think that it will be the easiest to meet this goal by setting aside time

I also know it is not okay to push everything off, especially in junior year. There are too many thing riding on how I do and what I make of this year. One bad grade every once and awhile will not kill me, but at the same time staying on top of the game with homework and study can protect me from having everything pile up again. Of course I know I will procrastinate, probably a bunch, but this has shown me this year is going to be completely hideous if anything close to this happens and I let it fail apart. Not to be clique, but it’s literally only the third week of

A few individuals need to be rich and well known, and others like there life test and unimportant. I'm the sort of individual that is cordial, receptive and gutsy. My main purpose for existing is to turn into the best form of myself both physically and mentally. With the end goal me should achieve my objectives, I must be taught. I am as of now going to school so that I may acquire my Associates Degree. My objective is to turn into a radiologist and that is the main inspiration I require. I like to carry on with my life without bounds, notwithstanding when I'm not in the state of mind. My goal is to stay propelled and solid so that I may fulfill the objectives that I have set out for myself. I am getting it done when I am sure and most noticeably

Every year, around 1.2 million students drop out of high school in the United States. I do not plan to be included in this statistic my senior year. Although going through high school can be very stressful at times, there are certain aspects that must be addressed first to ensure success. I will try my best this senior year to graduate, pursue higher learning, and plan for my future. Even though I have many expectations to accomplish before I graduate, these goals are the most important as of right now.

A quote from Nelson Mandela “Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.” As an Asian American, my parents have always strived for the best education for their children. They taught me their culture, values, respects, and the important of educations. Since kindergarten, I was taught to value all sources of education regardless of agendas. I believed that there’s never enough knowledge one can obtained. When I come of age and the time for me to explore my future, I believe that Central High School is my best choice for me to achieve my academic goal.

Even though all my classes were some of the easier courses/introductory courses, I still struggled with them, especially math, but I realized that my classes will just continue to get harder and harder. I also know that my academic performance was influenced by my longing for home, but I knew that I couldn’t get behind because of that. From this first quarter, I learned how to manage my time better and to stay organized with a planner. I even developed a study plan and tried to finish all of my homework before it was due. While I did not get the grade I wanted in my math class, I realized I would have to drastically change my study habits to ensure that I would get the grades I wanted. For the winter quarter, I am enrolled in Math 20C, CSE 8B, CSE 20, CAT 2, and FILM 87―19 units. I am looking forward to taking all these classes, but I know my workload has doubled. Despite that, I’m looking forward to becoming more active in different organizations like CSES (Computer Science and Engineering Society) and making more

My ambitions and goals for the upcoming senior year are to elaborate a better way to manage my time. Either if it's for my school, tutoring or doing activities other than school. I have a bunch of favorite authors, but some are famous and some aren't. As for the genre, I really like to enjoy reading fantasy, romance, and young adult fiction. Although there is a novel called The Selection series, by Kiera Cass that I have enjoyed reading. Happiness rushed through me whenever I got the time to read it's sequence. I just felt satisfied by gaining a new understanding each time I read this novel. I want to take Ap Lit to challenge myself for college readiness. By taking this course I can gain a greater understanding of college level English. The

I have found a habit of building building castles out of daydreams, of dancing with delusions of grandeur with nothing under my feet and more than one occasion it has resulted in extraordinary disappointment. So, in an effort to keep me from watching my high hopes inevitably come crashing down, I tried to keep my mind blank when it came to my first year at Penn. No expectations; no disappointment. I figured I would find some sort of path to go down once I became acclimated to the Philadelphia atmosphere. That being said, I allowed myself to indulge in the simplest of goals: make friends, do good in school, and join a club or two. The simple things that everyone looks forward to when going to college. Now, with three weeks under my belt, I can

Looking back on this year as a student, I accomplish some of my goals by leaning new things everyday from each classes, such as; photoshop, reading and writing essay,talking about the holocaust,leaning new words in Spanish and solving problem from my geometry book. I also accomplish being respectful to people and how to address others with languages. Next year as a junior, Im not sure on coming back to Tennyson high school, but my goals for next school year is to be on task, stay focus, and be respectful. Three goals I could like to accomplish for my self are Graduate from high school, Go to college, and start my career life. This year my favorite project in my multimedia class was the carton Project because it was a challenging project that

My educational goals have been clear for years. Freshman year of high school, I fell in love with genetics and all the possibilities of helping with it. I didn’t even know what kind of jobs existed in the genetics field, but I knew I would do whatever job that got me helping people. Junior and senior year when I was looking for colleges, I was shocked and almost devastated when I discovered that only one university in Texas offered a genetics major and that I would have to go out of state if I didn’t get accepted there. Luckily, I got accepted and I’m on my way there. Finally, being in college has helped me discover more about what jobs are available to me and the job I want is to be a genetics counselor. Graduate school for genetics counseling

I am a freshman who has spent half a year at northview high school. With a half a year experiance as a freshman I am here to give some advice to upcoming freshman.To get through your freshman year you are going to want to put in a lot of Hard and vigorous work. I’m talking way more work than your 8th grade year. If you decide naww i'm good you're going to fail and have to take all those classes over again next year so try this year. Trust me that's going to suck because you are going to be surrounded by freshman and all your friends will be in other classes because they cared.I had an experience with this. When I came to for the first time I thought it was going to be easy and was going to be able to slack off and be able to do.So what i’m

Dear Incoming Student, when times get tough, fight back twice as hard. Try your absolute hardest to not be overwhelmed. Stay true to yourself and everything will be okay. If you set some goals for the end of the year, i.e. Keep a 3.0 GPA, and stick to it you are almost guaranteed to succeed. Throughout high school I’ve learned that life will throw anything and everything at you that it can, and what brings you down will always make you stronger in the end--- but help is there when you need it, so ask for it.