Short Expository: My Difficult Life

As I began college, I decided not to choose a major at first. It was not until the beginning of this semester that I declared Biology as my major. I have always been interested in science, and it has always been one of my best subjects. Since I was little, my dream has been to become a doctor. As I have taken more classes, trying to weed out what I do and do not like, I have discovered that sciences are what interest me the most. Currently I have an emphasis in pre-professional studies which means that my major is leading me to attend a medical school after I graduate from Arkansas State University.

My interest in science has been a passion of mine since the start of middle school where I learned to excel and discover new learning opportunities. I choose to major in Biology my junior year, since I have started my undergraduate classes has giving me the pleasure of wanting to pursue a career of working in the medical field.

Being able to keep an open mind even in the face of something that is completely new to you is a difficult feat to accomplish for some, including myself. I am a naturally curious person, but also come from a town where there is not much diversity so any sort of deviation from the “norm” has always piqued my interest. One of the most enlightening experiences I have had was as a student in high school when I joined the gay straight alliance club and one of the guests they brought in was transexual. This was the first time I had been exposed to someone who identified in that category and I was interested and unsure of how I would react to meeting this person.

I hope to major in zoology, because of a lifelong interest in animals: running outside with a spoon to dig for worms when it rained; raising and mating butterflies (including research about plants they like, hoping they would stay on in my yard); and as a surfer, even looking up sharks and stingrays (nightmares for most). Studying zoology can help extend that love for animals, possibly leading me to field work or veterinarian school, and ultimately to find a satisfying career that I will enjoy.

In the future, I am determined to develop a career in the field of biology. I love animals, and working with them would be the most amazing feeling in the world. I strive to reach that goal at the top of the mountain, and I won't cede for any obstacle that stands in my way.

My proposed program of study is biological sciences. Biology interests me the most because it helps me make sense of the world and in my opinion, biological research is most valuable for human advancement and wellbeing.

As long as I can remember, I wanted to do something with animals when I got older. I would dream about helping when they are in need. I have always wanted to be a veterinarian since day one. With growing up, I learned that veterinary students go through a lot to become a veterinary. Writing is very important and it's needed in anybody wants to go into. To be an animal sciences major, a lot of research papers have to be written and as well as persuasive papers.

I have a habit of procrastinating for most of my tests, examinations, and assignments. I developed this habit in elementary school, so I never really thought of fixing it. However, as I got into higher grades, I realized that I should try to fix it before I go to university, where managing my

Despite having certain skills that will serve me well in college, my tendency to procrastinate will still prevent me from doing my best. No matter how much time I am given to complete an assignment, I always wait until the last minute to work on it. This makes schoolwork incredibly stressful and it is very difficult to finish everything on time. Because I leave myself little time to work, I feel my assignments are not as good as they could be. I may also perform poorly on tests due to the short amount of study time I am left with. This habit may threaten my success in college, which is why overcoming this weakness is important.

There are many bad habits I want to get rid of. I want to be more responsible by doing all of my assignments and homework. In the past I was very lazy and didnt do all of my homework. I want to do all of my work and study hard by doing all of my work and not being lazy. Another thing is I don't want to procrastinate. I have a bad habit of procrastinating and I want to stop that by having a "schedule". I want to organize how i do my work. My last topic is i would like to have better grades. This is a big topic for me because I say that I will but I never do. So those are my three

In ten years I see myself as a college graduate who is currently attending medical school. While I am enrolled in medical school I will be pursuing a career as a pediatrician. To make this vision a reality I am pursuing a biology major. This major will give me the opportunity to learn more about what I am passionate about and expand my views on biology.

I was born in Portland, when i was five years old my mom moved to Mexico she had a lot of problems with the law. My two sisters and i stayed with my dad. My sisters names are Cindy and Estrella, Cindy is 18 years old and Estrella is 19 years old. At first when we were with my dad it was hard because we were really used to have mom around the house. My dad needed to work a lot so i would just spend my time with babysitters, i hated all my babysitters all the kids were so annoying. There was only one babysitter that i really liked, her name was Noemi she was like my second Mom she show me a lot of things of life, like saying thank you to people and saying please. She just showed me how to be a better person. When i turn 11 years old Noemi stopped babysitting me because she moved really far from beaverton, i was really upset when she left but she would always tell me that i am always welcome to go to her house. After Noemi stopped babysitting me i would stayed with my two sisters at home.

Death is the thing you hear and known about but never truly know until you face it. I never thought death would frighten me until I was looking at my mom in the hospital; her face bruised from going unconscious and hitting the floor from what the doctors diagnosed her with “unclassified cardiomyopathy”. Death not only caused me to worry for my family, but also even made me worry for my future. With almost losing a special person, I realized that life can suddenly be taken from you. Life is valuable and should not be taken for granted and to savor everything.

The infinitely expanding universe flashed by in an instant. Stars and galaxies, infinite chaos and yet, infinite peace at the same time; copious stars, a myriad of paintings, smaller than a pinpoint, but yet so overwhelming. I could tell what he thought of it. He could only describe it as beautiful. Before they die, I give them one last gift: a view of everything the person did not perceive, an image of pure tranquility. But the peace did not last long, as the pain seeped into his nervous system, like acid being poured down his spine, a sharp knife into his chest and stomach. He drifted closer to me, a balloon in the wind with no control over its path. I sent him the thoughts of his life; the images that his death followed were envisioned.

Andrew, and Sally best friend Frankie. When Sally got back from school Sally came rushing into the house to tell her parents good news. Mom, dad I have great news to tell you I made the honor roll!. Sally parents are so happy they're taking her out to dinner, to the finest place you can eat.