Pursuing College Goals

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.

I want to learn as much as I can in college. The Honors College program would allow me to extend my knowledge and to continue learning beyond a major and not be limited to one department. I pride myself for my very diverse schedule of classes throughout my years in high school. I make sure I always have electives, like art, or even a business class. By being a part of the Honors College I hope to continue taking diverse and interesting classes that I wish my high school offered but does not have the resources a college does. My goal is to have a well-rounded education in order to enjoy my college years as well as prepare me for success in the future.

Enrolled at Miami Dade College is the starting point to complete my long life desire and goal of earning a Master degree in management engineering, and business administration. From the time I was a young kid through the time of high school, I had always have passion for more knowledge, and engineering. But in my senior year in high school to the time of summer, I have led to the discovery of another passion, and great ambition toward it (Business). However, to reach those goals, I will need the power of education, which provide more knowledge, and wisdom to whoever seek. By pursuing a college degree, I have a higher change of successes in both degree, in life also. But this question also deal with emotional feeling, pursuing a college degree

College is expensive. No one can pay for it by themselves unless they’re a millionaire. What about the people who actually need help? I am one of those people. If given a scholarship, how will it benefit my education? If I was given a scholarship, it will benefit me in reaching my educational goal by motivating and pushing me to do better to make the organization proud and it will grant me the ability to get everything I need because it will not have any limitations to what I can do with it.

Three reasons I have made getting a college degree one of my goals in life are to be the first generation to go to college, to further my education, and to have something positive going for me. In my first paragraph I'm going to talk about being the first in my generation to go to college and inspire my family members who will come after me. In my second paragraph I will be talking about going to college to further my education and make something of myself. In my last paragraph I will be talking about the positive things I hope to accomplish.

A few individuals need to be rich and well known, and others like there life test and unimportant. I'm the sort of individual that is cordial, receptive and gutsy. My main purpose for existing is to turn into the best form of myself both physically and mentally. With the end goal me should achieve my objectives, I must be taught. I am as of now going to school so that I may acquire my Associates Degree. My objective is to turn into a radiologist and that is the main inspiration I require. I like to carry on with my life without bounds, notwithstanding when I'm not in the state of mind. My goal is to stay propelled and solid so that I may fulfill the objectives that I have set out for myself. I am getting it done when I am sure and most noticeably

When the nurses first laid their eyes on me as I was born, I am not sure what potential they saw in me – all two pounds and a couple ounces of me. At four months, my mother and father adopted me, and as I matured, my parents enlightened me with the use of books, films, religion, and art. They were not the richest couple in the world, but still insisted on making up for it with firm, unwavering support. Now that I look at the prospects of my future, I am eager to pronounce my college goals. Any outside aid that could be granted to me would surly allow my academic plans to run far more smoothly.

I am not the first in my family to go college but I don’t get much guidance when it comes to preparing for college and the bridge from high school to college. the system of getting into college has changed immensely since my parents were going through it so they cant advice me much. I have no older siblings or cousins that have been through the process either so I am mainly on my own to figure out what I need to achieve my goals of becoming a doctor. my parents push me to sign up for programs like the UNCF portfolio project and their goal for me is to go to an ivy league school.

Graduating with my bachelor’s degree excites me the most. It has been one of my major goals for so long and now I am finally working toward making it a reality. I have worked hard to get to this point in my life. And thank God for where I am today. Looking back to when I was scammed by a diploma mill and lost several hundred dollars. I thought it would never happen for me. And then I earned my high school diploma and enrolled into college.

Though it is not easy to work and finish college at the same time, I decided to pursue my degree and finish it this time because I wanted to have a sense of security that will keep me in good position to support me and my family. Due to unforeseen circumstances couple of years ago, I had to deviate from my goal as an IT professional, I think now is a good time as any to finish my degree and achieve my goals. Also, I believe it will give me a sense of happiness of an achievement and encouragement to achieve something greater in life.

Education is the only way that helps me to escape from my struggle life, and continue my dream in the art industry. I am Uyen Nguyen, a Vietnamese immigrant with a big dream in the United States. When I was in Vietnam, because of family issues, I postponed my education in high school and got a job. Years later, I got married and have a son. Unfortunately, my marriage life was ended just right after my son was born. During that time, without any financial support as well as child support, I had to work hard to take care of my mother, my only son, and myself. Consequently, my financial needs grew up when my son grew up and went to school. Then, I realized that without education, it was hard for me to have a better salary, not to mention the dream about the art industry. For this reason, I decided to go to adult school after working hours to complete the high school program so that I would continue my dream in the college. Luckily, I get married again and relocated to the U.S, the land of freedom and opportunities. Right now, I am a student at El Camino College, where I start the first step of my dream in art.

My short-term college goal is to transfer to a 4-year college in order to pursue my main goal which is to get a Master’s degree in Civil Engineering. One of my goals is to maintain a minimum 3.8 GPA in order facilitate my transfer to NJIT. Although, I am accepted in NJIT until Fall of 2018, if the opportunity is given I would like to aim for a higher-level school. My long term goal would be to obtain my degree in Civil Engineering and pursue a higher education level like a

It is always imperative for students to have short and long term goals since it can assist students better understand what they wish to accomplish in the future. My short term goals are to attempt to pass my first semester at Hudson with straight A’s, and get a good feel on how college life will be from here on out. I also wish to distinguish college and high school life through experience rather than being told they’re different. For my long term college goals I plan on transferring to Rutgers after I graduate from Hudson to purse a masters in mechanical or electrical engineering.

My pursuit of a college education has been a lifelong goal. I knew that to earn a college degree would help me make a positive impact on students’ lives by creating new contacts and learning new techniques. I would advance my pay grade significantly. My children and family could be proud of me for being our family’s first college graduate. All of these reasons motivate me to push through the obstacles of my college degree.

My names Mantrease Robertson II and I am a student at the university of Toledo. I was born on January 21. 1998 and grew up in Cleveland, Ohio. I am African American also I am the third oldest out of four kids. I graduated from Euclid high school. In high school I played basketball and football. I have many goals in life and in college and that I look forward to accomplishing.