My Goals Upon Entering Graduate School

has helped me tremendously in my college career. I was a member of the TRiO program at East Wake High school in Wendell, NC before entering college. I am very grateful that I had the opportunity to be a part of the TRiO program here at UNCG. Upon entering college, I was very nervous and anxious that I would not be able to adjust to the fast pace atmosphere of college. I felt unsure of myself and doubted by capabilities as a student. However, I soon learned that my nervousness subsided with the help

Essay Two Upon graduating with a bachelor of science in Cellular and Molecular Biology and minor in Chemistry from California State University Northridge (CSUN), I took a year off to better prepare myself for my then-upcoming MCAT exam. In the midst of MCAT preparation, I took the open opportunity to embarked on a few honors courses at a local community college while working full-time and volunteering. I initially planned to complete these short-term endeavors for a span of one year. However, by

it has been a rewarding adventure, to say the least. As My master plan of retiring from my first career as a fire-paramedic is complete, I continue to strive to complete my formal degree, which has been slow-going, to say the least. As I attended nursing school in 2002, while still working in the fire department my goal was to graduate and find gainful employment as a registered nurse. Upon entering the nursing world in the early 2000’s, my aspirations of becoming a degreed nurse were not on the

enough to further my understanding of an administrator 's role in developing and implementing a PBSS over the last five weeks. In gaining a broader depth of knowledge from a leadership perspective, I am learning the responsibilities and grit it takes to succeed in a larger role. During this research driven study, I have discovered the many facets that create a positive learning environments for learning. An area that I have focused most of my energy on is, creating a desirable school culture that promotes

College versus Education Nowadays, almost every high school graduates go to college to pursue further degrees. It has been considered as a norm to go to college such that if you do not, some people will most likely think that you will not succeed. On the other hand, other people think that college is not worth it; it waste the time, money, and does not do any good to college students. I believe that The data from the Economic Policy Institute especially telling because the institute makes a point

enjoy working with people, solving their problems, and helping them achieve their goals. Moreover, my career as a pre-school teacher for the past fifteen years has shown me how passionate I am about caring for others and what a sense of purpose and accomplishment I feel when I have made a difference in the lives of those around me. I believe that the field of social work will provide me a better opportunity to apply my passionate desire to make an impact and meaningful difference to others in the community

one makes on the way to reach a goal can be bittersweet, as one abstains from many indulgences that bring joy, but can deviate one from the goal, set upon to accomplish. Fortunately, I find myself in such a situation, where I hope to enjoy the result, and know choices were worth the agony. Upon entering Cal State LA, my goal was and still is to attain a business education focusing on accounting to aid in commencing a satisfying long career. To accomplish this goal, I have had to make disillusioning

believe that going to graduate school is the right choice for me. The lessons in life have prepared me for where I am today. As an incoming college freshman I thought that I had it all figured out. My plan was to graduate with my degree in Business Management. This plan changed as I began to take more courses related to the field. I was not successful in classes and I did not find them interesting, so it was just a struggle to pass. My G.P.A. was suffering; as a result I lost my scholarship and had

your reality. Every day throughout high school I thought the same thing and felt the same way. I knew what I wanted out of life – I knew what and who I wanted to be. That for me was the most infinite feeling in the world but it was also the most discouraging. I was so ready to begin my life and start doing things that mattered to me but every time I thought about it, I stopped and realized where I am and how far I still had to go. I was still in high school and had a dream I couldn’t wait to begin

When entering the Kelley School of Business two years ago, I was unsure which path in business I was interested in pursuing. The Kelley School offered a myriad of career options to pursue, and I was only a freshman coming from a school in Northwest Indiana with little prior experience in the area of business. I had chosen to attend Kelley based on my mathematical abilities and interpersonal communication skills, two skills perfectly matched to the area of finance and accounting. After spending