Senior Year Goals

Next year, I will be attending Jonathan Law High School. When I am a freshman, there are a lot of things that I want to accomplish. Some of the goals I have are that I want to accomplish by the end of the year are: to be on the volleyball and softball team, and I want to make new friends. I also want to take some more difficult classes and pass them and join some clubs.

With a year full of hurdles I was set to overcome, senior year did not seem like the right time for me to defeat my dragon. My introverted qualities have grown tremendously over the course of my life due to traumatic events I have been forced to face on my own. Since adolescence, I have always been known as the “quiet girl” in the room. I always took this as a compliment, until recently, when I realized I was missing out on crucial events that would help prepare me for the future. Through careful consideration, I decided that senior year would be the ideal time to slay my dragon, introversion.

At the beginning of senior year, I faced several obstacles, however, I overcame them. The obstacles that came into my life made me stronger educationally. They prepared me for college. I am ready to move on into the upcoming chapter of my life since I have defeated the dragons of my senior year in high school. I have defeated the dragon of stress, the dragon of finding scholarships, the dragon of standardized tests, and the dragon of a written essay almost every week. I conquered these dragons due to the fact that I believed and became sedulous. I admit that if these dragons did not come, I honestly would not be ready or prepared for college.

Goals are achieved in different ways by different people. Goals can be joining a sport, making new friends, or even as simple as becoming organized. However in order to achieve your goals, you must have an ability. My abilities of being respectful and calm, will help me to have more honor classes, graduate with a 4.0 or higher, go to college and become a pediatrician. Before I become a pediatrician I will need to use my abilities to do so.

Having a 4.0 gpa or higher when I graduate high school is one of my short-term goals because I really want to be one of the best students graduating Savanna High School in the year of 2021. To accomplish this goal, what I am doing right now in which I am in ninth grade, is that I am studying for all of my tests, asking for help when I need it, completing all of my homework and assignments, and turning them in on time. The things I still need to do to obtain a 4.0 gpa or higher when I graduate high school is that I need to pass all of my classes, I need to pay attention in class, and I need to dedicate most of my time to school. Everything I need to do consists of being responsible, and determined. I know I can earn a 4.0 gpa or higher when I graduate high school.

In the next 6 months after graduation my goals are to get all moved in at my new apartment in Iowa City, I signed my lease with two other friends of mine. One is from Mount Pleasant and I've became good friends with him since I moved here last year. The other friend is from Des Moines and was my friend before I moved away, Both friends are attending school at The University Of Iowa. When I move, I plan on working a full time job. I’ve been looking at job openings in Iowa City and there are some what a lot of jobs that I could potentially at, I would like to get a job at the hospital; they pay decent and I've done the math to see if I’d be making enough to pay for my bills. Minimum wage in Iowa City is mostly higher than $10.00

Half the climb of my goal is to get through my four years of high school and maintain a 4.0 GPA while still keeping my job, volunteering every week, and spending time with my family and friends. Throughout

The first on my list of goals during senior year is to keep my grades high. Studying is not something I love to do but to achieve my goals it has to be done. I have to push myself to the best of my ability and do the best that I can do on all of my school work.. I believe that hard work pays off in the end, and my hard work will definitely pay off at the end of this school year. Another way to keep my grades high is to ask my teachers for help. If there’s a point where I don’t understand something, my teachers can break it down and explain it better. High grades aren’t just a goal for me, but my teachers too because they want me to succeed. My grades not only reflect upon me, but also my teachers. Each

My hopes as a Freshman in high school is that I will have a positive GPA of at least 3.25. My reason being is I think that that is a good start for a high school career. Im saying this because if you don't get a good start your freshman year your GPA as a senior will reflect that based on how seriously you took freshman year. What I don't like about myself and I hope god away is that I can get agitated very easily for the stupidest things for reasons I don't understand.

One of my short-term goals, which are personally my most important goal, is to achieve a GPA of 4.0 or higher. The goal is to be able receive that GPA by the end

I understand, that there might be questions about the courses I have chosen my senior year. I hope to answer them now. It was planned from the very first year I came to the Stony Brook School, that I will spend my senior year doing what I am really passionate about and getting ready for college. I’ve shown that I challenge myself academically, and, despite, my international background feel comfortable and confident in the American system of education. However, during my final year at the school, I spend more time working on my outside projects, like the retail store, and personal development, taking philosophy classes at school, and online. As it was mentioned, we are transitioning to the franchise and it takes a lot of work to put all the

My life during the past two months, have been some of the most challenging. Since the start of my senior year, I have been frustrated, stressed, and crammed for time. Although I am going through this challenge, I am not doing it alone. As I try to get through each day I just try to remember that this will all benefit me in the future.

My senior year so far has been going pretty good, it's not really what I expected it to be but i'm still going to make the best out of it. Something that I've been doing well so far and very proud of is being present to all my classes. This year I am trying to have no absences so I can be all caught up on my work and not have piles of makeup work to do. I guess something's I struggle with personally that may affect my school work is when i'm in a despondent mood. I'm not really myself and I don't really like to work, I'd rather just push everything away and not do anything. My only adjustments would be to not let my mood interfere with my work. I have to get my priorities straight. One thing I really want to improve this year is to be

As my senior year of high school started I was often excited about prom, a night of pure fun that's supposed to be right near the pinnacle of the senior experience, but I didn’t know how many problems it would end up bringing me. At the beginning of my senior year I met a new girl in my international relations class named Katherine, sitting only one seat diagonal from me. Most of the year we got along very well, and whenever we were assigned to the same group we would have a blast. We’d start off with the assigned discussion topic that would quickly devolve into something more interesting like our pristine cool sock collections. Though we seemed to get along really well, we never became the best of friends. Our main communication revolved around a couple day cycle with dabbles of small talk in the inbetween days. Though I didn’t know it at the time, this infrequent communication ultimately lead to the end of our relationship.

Yes I do expect to meet at least a 2.0 cumulative GPA at the end of this semester. As I explained before I have done very well this semester, I will be finishing with all A’s and a few B’s. My GPA should be about 3.4, which I believe is good enough. I still have time to raise my grades even higher by the end of semester which will also help my GPA. I believe there is always room for improvement.