If I were to be asked some time ago, to state how I wanted my life to progress out, I would most probably be tongue-tied. Secondary school, from ages 11-13, appeared, to me, as a massive fuzz of nothingness. In hindsight I didn’t think much into my school life. However, during ages 14-16; my ‘GCSE’ years, things have changed. I now know, with conviction, that a career in Biotechnology is what I am aiming for.
Selecting the A level courses - Biology, Chemistry, Mathematics and Psychology were almost immediate choices for me, although, the open evening did allow me to further cohere my decisions greater. Considering Biology and Chemistry are required for the career I want, it’s only certain I choose and, ultimately excel in them. Selecting
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For example, I have further developed my concentration skill; many hours of practise and focus are required to get settled into the piece I am playing. Patience and perseverance is a vital ability bought to me to keep up the process of learning, this has been an important skill that I am gaining and can apply into studying and understanding my A-level courses.
Every Sunday and Tuesday at my local service, I play on the piano and control the IT equipment there. My role of responsibility involves setting up the wires and IT equipment, while also preparing the projection and laptop. In the midst of the service I play piano twice, and after each service I participate in packing up the various equipment such as, chairs and in general, tiding up. I am able to apply abilities learnt from this into my two years at Sixth Form. In such that, whatever community service or events the school will hold, I am determined to help out in whatever way I can, whilst putting the utmost effort into the role I am given, consistently. I do not lose interest easily and am open to any type of hobby or pastime that is bought to me. The opportunity is mine after all, to take, and to benefit myself and those around me.
Every effort I make in the process of my education years are for an important purpose. To make sure I get the highest possible success that I feel capable of doing and
My education is one of the most important things to me in life and that's why I am determined to accomplish much more despite of the difficulty level. My academic achievements challenges me to do even more and obtain more
It has been up to me to make my education from the start, and I feel that I have earned my education by being driven and inquisitive. It is my intention to continue to hold this outlook, even after my college career, and use it to shape my life by motivating me to persevere in achieving my goals and to pursue answers even in the face of
What drew me to Biology is the human anatomy, especially how scientific advancements over the years have allowed the human body to overcome biological obstacles such as diseases and viruses, which once could have eradicated the human race. However due to the brilliance of individuals and scientific advancement we are able to survive and become stronger as a race. The decision to study biomedical sciences is a result of my desire for Science especially Chemistry and Biology. The topics within these subjects such as mitosis and the cardiovascular system, looking at how the heart is specially adapted and never fatigues due to the cardiac muscle.
There are many different reasons that I have for going to school. My first and most impotant purpose, is setting a good exsample for my son. As he grows older I want him to undersand that education is key to success. I would like him to know that hard work pays off,and he can do anything he puts his mind to. My second purpose is creating a foundation for financial success, and better living. With a dagree I will be more likely to recive higher paying jobs then without one. I will be able to provide for my family and have a little fun. My last purpose is having somehting to be proud of by finishing what i started. My college journy started when i was 17 and inmuture. I wasnt studious or responable enough to hanle the college setting. Now that
Unlike other students, I fully believe that my education contributes to my ability to solve problems and think logically. With these skills, I am confident that I can be a functioning member of society and help make the world better. In addition to the skills that an education can provide, however, I genuinely find my studies to be interesting and I enjoy solving the problems that the classwork requires. This gives me the drive to do things that other students can’t muster up the motivation to do, as well as provide the best work that I possibly can.
Continuing Academic Success remain beneficial to my life by reason of I hunger a better paying job to provide for my family and I realize studying strong and working hard will secure success in school and in life. The benefits of creating an educational goal remain as follows limitations of stress, focus on time management and lastly exceptional writing skills.
Academics have pushed me through life unlike I would have ever thought. Every day, I try to impress myself and, although some days I fall just short, I usually end up making myself proud in one way or another. A phrase I repeat to myself frequently is "you learn something new every day". This phrase means a lot to me, as learning something new every day makes me a better individual. My goal in life is to use academics to the best of my ability and to never suffice for anything less than greatness, and I hope to enhance this goal in college.
Striving to reach my fullest potential has always been a long term goal of mine, I can recall studying hard for spelling bees in the first grade and running around the yard hoping to better my mile time. When I began high school I had the ambition to be one of the best students. I recall exploring the school and seeing a list of former graduates recognized as “high honors” and others who were remembered as students with great community involvement. I began my high school career in a few clubs and as years flew, I became more involved in the school community and volunteering at school blood drives and other vents. Eventually I was even elected onto the board of the National Honor Society. I strived to receive excellent grades and I did so through immense dedication. I have always been a motivated individual but my dedication runs to my roots. My roots in which began with two anxious hearts flying to the United States in the 1980s.
There’s an old saying that states “do what you love and you will never have to work a day in your life.” This is a perfect encapsulation of my single all time goal. I want to always do what I’m passionate about no matter if it’s in my sophomore English class or my entire life. The purpose to setting these goals is to chase my dreams, and that’s exactly what I intend to do. When I’m older, and most of my life has passed me by, I want to reflect on these ambitions and be completely confident that I worked my hardest with persistence and perseverance to achieve
This goal was selected because I saw the need to continue my education and setting an example for my students. This goal was very meaningful because I had already surpassed my parent’s expectation by graduating from college with my Bachelors. I felt that it would be even more meaningful for me not only to graduate with my Bachelors but to continue my education towards a
goals and I am prepared to further my education. I know that this task will not be easy, but I have
To enhance my intellectual wellness, I have a goal to graduate with honours. My plan to see that goal thru very simply is too do my best which will me to sacrifice.
wanted to be an example to my children. My goal was to achieve my degree while teaching my
“Crap! What have I done?” That is all that came to mind as I heard the wood splinter and crack. I did not even care about the puddle of blood that was beginning to form under my leg. In fact, I was not even conscious of it. All I could think about was how much trouble I was going to be in when my parents found out.
However, nowadays I feel like the roller coaster has just gone straight, because for the past two years I’ve had this urge that I should never give up on my education and that it will ultimately determine the person I would then become. Lately I have been feeling more confident and more motivated to continuing my studies and achieving ally my goals I’ve set for myself. IN my life I’ve set many different goals, smaller of course, and I definitely not follow through all those goals, but I can’t think of not succeeding when it comes to this. It is simply something want too much. So really, I owe this educational journey my life, if everything goes as smooth as I hope it