My Senior Goal

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.

In late June of two thousand and seventeen, I will be moving from Indianapolis, Indiana to an apartment near College Station, Texas. Subsequent to moving, I will be living in an apartment with two good friends of mine. We will be splitting the rent and any bills associated with living there. Living with other people will be beneficial for me so that they can help me become familiar with the town, and it will be less expensive. The main obstacle that I will face is paying tuition and costs related to schooling. Realistically, I plan on getting a part-time job. Presently, I work at Cracker Barrel, therefore most likely I will transfer to a Cracker Barrel in Bryan, Texas. I currently make eight dollars per hour, but will receive raises periodically.

A big goal I have for myself is to continue growing and developing as a musician. I want to gain as much experience as I can as a music educator as well as a private teacher. I believe in order to be a successful teacher whether it is in a classroom or private studio setting, the more techniques and strategies you have to teach with the more successful you will be. Working with Crystal Malinski at Foundation Music School has been such an amazing and eye opening experience for me. I have observed and learned so many techniques and strategies as well as having the opportunity to interact with students. Something I really want to improve up is reaching out to schools around Fort Collins and asking to observe their music classes in order to get

My career goal is to become a Recreational Therapist. Recreational therapist typical help those with disabilities, illnesses, or injuries, whether children or adults. Through recreation-based treatment programs they help maintain or improve a patient’s physical, social, and emotional well-being. According to the bereu of labor statistics employment of recreational therapists is projected to grow 13 percent from 2012 to 2022, about as fast as the average for all occupations.

The fact that senior year is the time to make a decision over what degree to major in is somewhat daunting given that I am unsure about my role or purpose in society. After discovering CLU, the school made me reflect what I should be looking for in a career, and what I now know is that I want to make a positive impact in this world by changing the lives of others. Of course there are numerous ways of achieving that, and I hope that through the college experience I could find my true purpose and explore potential careers, which I sincerely believe I could achieve at this school.

During my freshman year i have accomplished many goals. A few of my goals was to learn basic life support such as CPR, BVM, and Medical Assessing. These goals were not completed in my course introduction to Health Technology they were complete during a EMT course in Danbury Hospital, But if it wasn’t for Health Technology I would’ve had a harder time understanding a lot of the procedures, terminology, and theory. One of my overall goals is to become a Medical Doctor which requires four years in medical school and then complete 3-7 years of residency training, before eligible for medical licensing.

My first goal for this school year is to get my ... stuff together, first and foremost. This is ridiculous, honestly i should be done or at least in my senior year but instead, i am a junior with 8 credits. Like... ew, thats not acceptable nor cute. I thought the more people you surround yourself around the easier it would be to pass, i don't know where i got that from but i believed that, faithfully. This year I am going to do things a little differently. I will have a very small very tight circle of friends, not even friends just associates really. Stay to myself and get my work done. I mean it shouldn't be that hard seeing i don't really care about other people that much let alone there lives, i don't like parties, and I am not a fan of large crowds. So staying to myself and knocking my classes out shouldn't be hard, seeing i don't really do anything else with my time

I am currently working on earning APE in mechanical engineering at SLCC. After earning an APE, I will transfer to the University of Utah to earn B.S. in mechanical engineering. Afterward, I will work on getting an MBA. I want to be a licensed mechanical engineer in every state, and I will work day and night to have a good reputation and make my name known so I can start my own engineering firm one day. I am pursuing this path because I want to gain the practical experience that I can use in pursuing my ultimate career goal, which is earning Ph.D. to teach people and do research. I want to help, support, and prepare students to do better in their careers. Ever since I was a kid, I was the child who wanted to know more, the child that keeps asking

My ultimate career goal is to obtain a position as a health care executive or director in a respectable health care facility. However, to achieve my objective, I must complete my master’s degree in business administration. Although, the Bureau of Labor Statistics (2015), states that such a position requires a bachelor’s degree and less than five years of experience for an entry level position, which I have, I would like to further my education and increase my changes of obtaining and securing the position.

Based on the number of books and articles written about discovering lifetime goals, it appears that determining and setting goals must be difficult for most people – but it’s not difficult for me. My lifetime goals are to improve the well-being, quality of life, and happiness for my family, my fellow human beings, and myself. I want to realize the goals of lifelong learning and growth. I want to avoid debt and poverty, and to continue to be a productive member of society. My lifetime goals are broad and lofty, but to reach them takes goal setting on a smaller scale. I’ve set and achieved specific goals that have led me to my present goal: attending the University of Texas at Austin and graduating with a degree that will move me further toward

It is never too late for further education, it was something that I’ve always wanted to do but didn’t have the opportunity when I was young and then the business required much of my attention to ensure it strive and continue to grow in this competitive, complex environment. I’ve taken the approach of lifetime learning to better prepare myself for the challenges that lies ahead. Studying Bachelor of Business Administration will make me become a better leader in broadening my horizon by constructing and deconstructing my views, attitudes, beliefs and behaviors through extensive research and openness to new ideas.

One of the greatest feelings in this world is achieving our goals. Since I was six years of age, I 've been wrestling. Since day one of my training, my goal was to be a wrestling champion. Ever since I first watched how cool the high school boys looked, they were beasts with blood gushing out of there noses, and eyes swollen shut and black. I 've always wanted to be great wrestler, and I wanted to be one of the best wrestlers in the state of Colorado. To accomplish my goal, I knew it was going to be a long and challenging process. So throughout the years, I knew that I would have to push myself and wrestle when ever I could, and never give up on my goal.

The goal was sub 2:00. That was the dream. If I ran sub 2, so many things would click. With that time, I wouldn’t be much slower than my teammates which would mean our relay would be substantially better. It would mean that I entered the elite level, where the competition was on another level. It would give me a boost in confidence and validate my efforts and my contribution to the team. Sub 2:00 for my junior year would mean that I could possibly run a 1:57 my senior year. Our 4x8 could win SWC’s and be All-State. My application to college would look a lot better and I would be given serious thought by the college track coaches. 2:07 was ok, it was the State’s qualifying time and 2:08 was qualifying for SWC. But those were merely

Linda was your normal everyday teenager. She did exceptionally well in school, receiving mostly E’s in class, played sports and knew what she wanted to do with her future. She also had two loving parents who only wanted for her to be happy. They didn’t push her and tell her she had to become a lawyer or anything, they just said that they wanted her to have at least a high school diploma and to be happy. Linda graduated from high school and married John Travers. She had known John since she was twelve and immediately said “yes” when he proposed.

My goal in life has always been to touch and inspire someone, especially when they are at their most vulnerable point in their life. The best advice a patient has ever given me was, “do what makes me happy.” I never truly understood the exact meaning of that statement until I graduated college and struggled figuring out what I wanted to pursue. I always knew I wanted to work in the health and medical field; I definitely knew I wanted to work in the healthcare field when I was able to make multiple sick people smile. I remember having a conversation with a patient and the patient randomly shouted, “you have a smile that truly lights up a room!” I thought wow this is not the first time I am hearing this. I thought is this déjà vu, what is it