Personal Statement: I Want To Gain A College Degree

I have always been determined to enter the financial sector and contribute to the growth and development of this area; I want to make a great impact on this industry. My desire is sustained by the inspirational role models that drive the corporation forward like Alan Sugar. I realised that not only academic understanding is needed, but motivation, confidence and creativity are also, needed to flourish.

Ever since I can remember I have always been passionate about helping other people, which then sparked my desire to continue my education. As I began to grow older I witnessed my four brothers drop out of high school, and that lead to the expectation

When going into the 5th grade, I would drive by kipp every single day. Every time I would drive by, I would constantly tell my mom that I wanted to attend kipp my 5th grade year. When I got accepted into kipp, I was so excited. At the age of 10, I was being introduced to college. My very first homeroom was Brown University. Kipp pushed students to want to attend college to better their futures. I stayed in kipp from 5th-12th grade. Those years in kipp, we went on plenty of college tours so that the students could get a feeling of how college is. In high school when preparing for college, kipp offered so much help when it came down to ACT prep and also preparing for college interviews. Kipp offers plenty of support, they want to see their students shine. For instance, in my 12th

When I was at the end of my high school year, I was anxious to await on my diploma. All I could think about was; I'm almost there, and then I will be off to college soon. I was wondering how I would be able to conquer my dreams, and become business woman or math teacher. I was told college was going to be tough, hard to handle, you would get no sleep, whatsoever, and eventually become so stressed. But that did not stop me, my guts just told me to keep pushing forward, and to finish what I had left to do, which was receiving my diploma. After doing so, I did not want to turn back, I wanted to keep going, to see where my life, my goals would take me and how far I will go. I am hoping that as I will be going to CSUN things will change for the

Hello, I am Sam Sandefer I am also 25 years old. Today I am going to start with a question, who here went to college? I believe all of your who are raising your hands made the right choice. Sure College is expensive at an average of $31,000, but if you pick the right college you can earn that back in three or four years. A recent study shows that the average college graduate from UT makes around $79,000 annually. Also, if you pick the right subject you can make even more money. College is a big investment, but it does pay off. After a few years of debt, you can become more successful than ever and be able to pursue your passions at a high level. At college you can specialize in an area that you love and learn a lot, also

What i want to be in college is a major league baseball player and my goal for college is to get strait a’s and all ways give school my all.

Then you go to work the rest of your life until you retire, or die

Machines clank and rumble. The whirring of the assembly line drowns out the other noise in the large room. however , this production plant is different than any normal one because on this assembly line lies the ideas and inventions of my own creation. I want to be successful in college, develop my ideas, reach graduate school, and continue to excel later in life. However with three kids(a pair of twins and the other who has a chronic illness) that will eventually be in college simultaneously, financial inability to be in the right spot could be a limiting factors to reach these goals. I want to shoot high and reach even higher, and I don’t want the lack of ability to pay to be the barrier to my aspirations.

I am pleased to begin my time at National Park for a number of reasons. Though achieving a higher education has always been a high priority of mine, the road to college has been particularly adverse and burdensome for me. The opportunity to attend NPC has bestowed a taste for success in my heart, and a confidence in my mind that anything can be achieved with enough determination. I look forward to utilizing that ambition to pursue my educational goals this year.

When I attend college, I would like to major in Chemical Engineering and minor in Global Studies; furthermore, I aspire to someday change the standards and quality of healthcare around the world through my knowledge of Chemistry and international affairs. In order to achieve these goals, I must thrive in all of my college courses but this is far easier said than done.

I am a college student who is extremely passionate about her education. I love to have the peace of mind that my only worry is passing my courses. I am blessed to be presented with countless of opportunities to aid my education, as all my focus can be solely on my education since I know tuitions are paid for. My parents and I are from Haiti, where opportunities similar this are extremely rare. In 2007, my mother and I came to America, but my father stayed behind, for his immigration process took longer. It was extremely difficult, especially for my mother who, you could say, needed to take a role of a single parent for a couple of years. My parents traveled to another country, left their families behind and gave me a chance at a life that they

I want to go to college because I want to have a successful future. I know that if I sit down right now, and focus on the future, and how I can make it better, then I'll be able to live a great life when I'm older. In addition to that I love learning and spending time by myself. The more time I spend learning, the more content I grow. Sometimes I find more satisfaction and interest in books and learning new skills than I do in meeting new people. Books usually have a lot of information, and I don't really have to do anything except for continue to read and be interested.

In May of 2017 at University of Hawaii at Hilo, I will obtain a Bachelors in Psychology May of 2017. When I first attended college, I worked full-time, attended school full-time, and tried my best to have a social life. This last fall semester, I enrolled in five upper division courses, a 10-15 hour practicum per week, and worked 20 hours a week as a nanny. It was challenging to get everything done, but I still managed to get straight A’s. Completing my Bachelors has been a long journey, one that I started almost 10 years ago, but finally coming to an ending. To be successful in college you must make time management of utmost importance.

A college education for a member of a typical low income Mexican family is not an ideal pathway for most individuals. Often we don’t have a clue about the significance of a college education as we are born into a working class family where our parents work from dusk till dawn performing low paying jobs in efforts to meet ends need. However, for this exact reason I am motivated to pursue a college education. Ever since I was young, my parents told me that an education is a powerful tool. It is a tool that can be used in shaping my community. These words have had tremendous impact on my life, not because they were coming from my parents, but from individuals who did not attend high school due to lack of resources. Since then, I made it my goal

To me, entering college will be a chance for me to take control of my life and begin a new journey. My primary goal as a student is to nurture my love for learning as I believe that we are all lifelong students. I am prepared to take advantage of the intellectual freedom offered in college and I am keen on participating in workshops, attending seminars, and going on educational excursions as these activities would create an exciting environment for learning. Staying motivated, collaborating with my peers, and engaging in class are qualities that are essential for me to achieve my goal. I plan to ask my professors questions as they are well versed in the facts that are not in the textbooks and have hands-on experience. I will prepare myself