My Personal Goals : My Goals For College

The one thing I want to improve this year is my gpa. I want to improve my gpa because I want to make my parents proud. I am also doing it because I can bring it up. And if I keep a good gpa I will be able to keep my honors class and be able to get AP class. The major reason is because if I have a good gpa I will be able to go to college. I am also doing it because I want to better myself. The final reason why I want a good gpa is because I want to graduate with honors. Also because if I move it will be easier to get in a better

Ever since I was young, I was exposed to a Historically Black College or University, Jackson State University. I had always went to activities and functions such as football games, summer programs, and other special events. I did not know whether I would attend a historically Black College or University (HBCU) or not at the time. I had finally decided to go to a HBCU, and I would attend Tougaloo College in the fall to further my education. I have many goals and objectives for pursing my educational experience at a historically Black College, and I plan to achieve them.

Throughout my life, I have worked hard to do well in school and get good grades. I am proud with what I have achieved, but I am still driven to try and do better. As of right now, I have a cumulative GPA of 3.98. I try to get decent grades not only to please my parents and teachers but to please myself and the colleges I plan on applying to next school year.

I have decided on what I wanted to do with college since I was a child. It sounds ridiculous, but I am passionate about what I want to do. I was inspired at a very young age since I was in third grade, and I knew that I wanted to be a teacher. A teacher for what grade is what I did not know. As my family grew bigger with my nephews and nieces, I realized that I wanted to be surrounded by kids. I put what I wanted with my passion and got major. My intended major is to receive a double major in Primary and Elementary education, my goal is to receive a Masters in at least one of these majors.

I need to do the best of my abilities academically in school to earn a scholarship to afford college without taking the risk of student loans. I have already started my community service and at the moment I have a GPA of 4.1600 (weighted) and 4.0 (not weighted). I constructed the plan to be a Neurosurgeon at middle school and have done high school classes at that time. Now all I need to do is sustain that GPA high. To do that I must take AP and honor classes in school and in the summer, AP classes online and pass them. I must prevent myself from getting tangled up in the web of distractions so that I may swiftly walk the trail to success with fewer hurdles to overcome on the way. Once I am able to maintain my GPA to an abundant amount, I can purposefully go forward to taking clubs or sports which would attract more attention to colleges. I have also been going to Khan Academy to prepare for SATs and by the end of my high school year; hopefully I have acquired a scholarship which would increase the chances of me being a Neurosurgeon. Although, in four years my plans can change, but I can easily adapt to the changes because all that could change would be the major or career I would like to partake

Going to college has been a dream of mine growing up. I am the first ever in my family to go to college but figuring out how to pay for it has been a challenge. I desire to achieve my academic and career goals and this scholarship can help me succeed in my journey.

As of right now, I feel like i'm in a very good spot starting out my senior year. I feel comfortable with where I stand dealing with my grades. My goal is to maintain my optimum study habits throughout the entire school year. This will put me on a good track to getting into colleges. Although I feel good about how my school year is going, I know theres always room for improvements. With that being said, the biggest thing I hope to improve on, is getting a 4.0 GPA on my report cards. I have yet to accomplish this, and it has been my long-term goal since freshman year. This goal is very important to me and it wont be something I will relinquish so easily.

In order to get my degree i must do even more than i did in high school. I will make sure nothing gets in my way and nothing will stop me from achieving my life goal. It's going to be even tougher in college so i have to separate myself from distractions and find people who are willing to strive for success and help me achieve my goal as well as theirs. This goal seems ridiculous at first but when you think about how important it is and how far it will get you in life then you'll change your thoughts as well as your mindset. I might have some sleepless nights doing work and be stressed out a lot but in the end you won't regret it and it'll work in your

For me, my GPA was a representation of my work ethic and in turn my self-worth. I felt that my exertion throughout high school would go unnoticed, that I had nothing to show for how hard I pushed myself academically. Through this time, however, I found that while in my own mind I had “failed,” I never lost the work ethic which I required of myself to reach this point but merely the physical representation of these rigorous classes. My self-worth is not found in a number on my high school transcript but rather in my character, and that did not

My goals for this year are to get good grades, make some new friends, and to become more active. At most given times, I myself personally find it very hard to achieve personal goals,

I view success as being able to achieve one’s personal goals in all aspects of life. The missing link for me is the completion of my degree, which brings me to Tiffin University.

A time in my life when I attempted to fulfill my dreams or reach a goal was when I tried to achieve getting straight A’s. It all started when I started to want to go play college baseball. I set this goal because I know that I need to get superb grades to get a scholarship for college. Getting excellent grades will help me get into a good college. Achieving this goal was essential, and I was able to accomplish this goal by listening. Listening to the teacher makes getting perfect grades very simple. When I eventually got my 4.0 GPA, it made me feel extremely thrilled. Striving for this goal taught me that I will not ever give up on my goals. Having good grades is important if I want to get into a good college. If I can maintain

My Goal in college was to find the best field of study that would combine my love for culture and government. I found it when I started to receive information about International law. I am currently a senior attending Houston Baptist University, pursuing a Bachelor of Arts in Government and a minor in Latin American studies. In addition to this degree, I plan to pursue a dual degree while attending law school in the fall with a focus on international law/Relations. Courses such as Foreign Policy and Latin American revolutions and reforms has given me the tools to adapt to not only the way the U.S. government works, but also the structure of other countries. With a growing passion for culture I have focused on gaining levels of proficiency in Spanish by taking multiple Spanish classes in both the cultural and political realm.

My first and most important high school goal I have is to finish school with a G.P.A. 3.8 or higher. I can not stress enough how important this goal is to me, for this goal will enable me to a higher possibility of getting into the college of my choice. If I fail to complete this goal I will have to apply to less prestigious colleges, which will not be the best for my future career and

My first short-term goal is to maintain a GPA of 3.5 and higher. There are many reasons for this; one because my parents expect nothing but the best, secondly because I know that I can accomplish it. During our first meeting with Dr. Blash she was explaining her expectations for us as Health Science majors. She posed the question to us “ what GPA do you need to maintain for this semester ?” My immediate response was 3.5 and she looked a little taken aback and replied “ I was gonna say at least a 3.0 but now it’s 3.5.” Although we are stem majors and our workload may be more intense then some we need to push ourselves to knew heights. My first long-term goal connect with my first short-term goal ; to graduate college