Service Academy Application Analysis

I want to be a part of Keiser University's Physician Assistant Program because it is one of the best in South Florida. I agree with its mission statements and goals. This 24-month curriculum will allow me to reach my goal of pursuing my career as a Physician Assistant, sooner than most programs. It is centrally located so that most students have a minimum commute of 15-20 minutes. I am impressed by Keiser's excellent reputation of job placement among graduating PA students. According to present students, this school has a low professor to student ratio. I am eager to participate in this type of learning environment. Also, I am happy to see that the PANCE rate has been improving as the program strives to prepare students for the national certification

My story isn't quite special really, although I have lived under some unique circumstances. My mother was a single parent raising my little sister and I until she married my Stepdad in 2007. I was five at the time and had no father figure until then. From that time on he became my dad. Our new family moved twice before living in a small city where we stayed for 6 years. This is where I made close friends, achieved academic excellence, went to church regularly, life was great or so I thought. What seemed to be our perfect life was turned upside down as hard times fell upon us. I was now the oldest of five younger siblings, my mom wasn't healthy, and my dad had to struggle to keep things going.

My duties and responsibilities are to watch and patrol areas to guard against illegal activity and dangerous scenarios. I work to protect the health and safety of the public, and serve as physical symbols to deter petty crimes, such as theft and acts of domestic terrorism. I am well aware of my surroundings in order to detect and deter crimes. I have the ability to watch and observe without getting distracted. I would like to attend Colorado Christian University to pursue my studies because of the fact that CCU integration of academic achievement, character development, and spiritual formation prepares CCU graduates to honor God and impact the world with their lives. College education also help me choose my career more wisely and college experience makes people become more confident and can make better and well judged decisions. A college education can teach a person about his or her moral obligations. It improves the society because of the values and traditions that a person learns in college. I am a hard working and well-rounded individual. My diverse experiences polished my protective, preventive and safety skills and provided me with a thorough understanding of potential

Naval Academy offers an exceptional education and impressive academic internships with institutions such as NASA & Boeing and summer training cruises within the Navy itself. These challenging opportunities will enable me to further develop my leadership & critical thinking skills. I have successfully used these skills in the past, but a Naval Academy education will further refine them, allowing me to serve my country fully, both on active duty and in the years to follow.

This is a great academy for me because it will help know what courses I would like to do and I will learn so much from and there are many reasons why I should be chosen for this academy. Also I feel like this is a once in a lifetime opportunity and this has a lot of advantages and It will benefit me a lot.

I have aspired to attend a service academy since I entered high school in 2012. My interest in attending a service academy is derived from my goal to serve as an officer in the military. While many other universities offer quality educations, the service academies teach beyond the typical academic subjects. The academies instil values of duty, country, and honor in each individual that graduates from the academies. Furthermore, he academies are challenging programs with a commitment to serving the nation upon graduation and I am sure I am up to the challenge. Another reason that I want to attend a service academy is, throughout my life as a military child, countless service members have inspired me to join the military with their selflessness

Service academies have proved throughout history that they are capable of producing some of the most influential military leaders . One example being Chester Nimitz , a fleet admiral in world war two who was the commander in chief of the pacific fleet. Chester Nimitz was a graduate of the United States Naval Academy and there he received what has become my reasons for attending a service academy. I wish to attend a service academy because its alumni have proven repeatedly to have received quality education, preparation and a challenge that prepared them for the stresses of leading troops in difficult times.

The first objective that my service learning project can relate to is objective five. This is to analyze the historically and morally necessary forces of change that brought an end to slavery and segregation, as well as second-class citizenship for women and people of color (Course Objectives, 2015). Bringing the history of slavery and segregation to the forefront may be difficult at times, but it is important to know just how far America has come. Understanding and analyzing the events that abolished segregation also allows individuals to consider racial tensions that still arise in current society.

Leadership Development, and the desire to serve my country are two main reasons that have guided my life towards wanting to attend a service academy. Always having to ability to demonstrate great leadership has been an extraordinary part of my life. I have had the opportunity to meet past graduates, and they showed me how services academies take special pride in developing there cadets into fine young men and women. The United States Military Academy produced several people (ex: Robert E Lee, Ulysses S. Grant) who are not only prodigious leaders, but have had a tremendous impact on the U.S.A itself. Personally, I have always believed that everybody has the duty to serve their country in some sort of way. Being able to attend a Service Academy

Cypress College offers many student services. However after three semesters at Cypress College I can personally say that the library and LRC are one of the most helpful student services in the entire college. As students we all have different schedules, some of work others have tight schedules that make it seem impossible to go print our or work on that paper we need to do. However the LRC and the Library are open from Monday – Friday from 8:00am to 9:00pm there for allowing students to go in at later hours to work on any assignments they may have. Both the library and the Learning resource center have amazing and friendly staff who are always willing to help you in anything you may need. The library counts with hundreds of book that most defiantly

The four MSMS ideals: creativity, service, scholarship, and community will play a vital role in my educational and occupational future. Knowing the importance of these ideals will be beneficial. Individually, each ideal has a different significance, but collectively, understanding them will provide me with an invaluable advantage. My occupational aspiration is to become a pediatric oncologist.

I want to attend West Point because of my belief in service. Every since I was a kid I wanted to be in the military and serve my country. As you can see from activities at the governor school, I enjoy community service. I believe attended West Point would be the next step in my journey to better my community. Not only do I want a great education, which West Point offers, I want to experience the Cadet life. I want to further my physical fitness, understanding of the world and different cultures, my development as moral person. The skills that West Point teaches line up with future career aspirations of working in the department of defense, CIA, United Nations Security Council, or becoming a politician. (I am not sure which one/s

College applications’ ‘Extracurricular Activities’ sections unintentionally birth tin men and women; fears of rejection beget dishonesty and heartlessness.

My senior year of high school, I was part of a program called SOS. This was a selective program where a selection of seniors were mentors to a small class of freshman. It was our responsibility to make their transition to high school easier, through providing advice, comfort or whatever they needed that day. We planned lessons for them that ranged anywhere from how to apply for classes to the seriousness of drugs, alcohol, and abuse. It was through this program where I realized the impact having a peer who you can go to can have on individuals. I want to bring what I have learned and applied to SOS to being a residential advisor. I have been blessed to always have a support system around me through volleyball. I have a group of girls who I

I chose to attend USAO for its small class sizes and its approach that allows students to discover the differences and similarities that make humanity work. I believe the greatest benefit a student receives by attending USAO is the ability to approach a problem with the understanding that others have faced similar problems and that there is not a simple solution. While in high school I witnessed the value to myself and others when I volunteered. I began to volunteer not to earn accolades but to accomplish the task. When I came to USAO I learned the value of leadership and sought opportunities to develop my leadership skills that would make myself into a leader with direction and purpose. When I was given the chance to move from senator to secretary