Significant Challenges In My Life Of Moving To The US

Coming to America was very scary and dangerous. Children had to leave their leave moms and dad and ride on boats alone. They faced many challenges such as sickness. People on the boat got sea sick or got the flu. They were contagious so they gave it to others. The sea was rough, some boats never made it to the New World. Many people died on the way to the New World. They survived on very little food and water they could only store as much as what would fit on the boat. They couldn’t drink sea water because it would dehydrate them even more and when they got to America they would have to find money to get a house and food. Life was very difficult because parents had to find a job. By the time some of the kids reached the New World the parents

Life will give you many opportunities to decide your future. It will give you different path and some different incident which reshape or impact your rest of your life. I came to USA from Delhi, India when I was 19 yrs. old. This moving experience has deeply impacted my life and made me the person who I am today.

Two years ago,I got the privilege to come to America. I felt contented thinking America has the finest educational facility and supplies in the world. However, in the beginning I wasn't able to speak English well enough so I had to face many problem including bullying. Students have bullied me. I felt I was irrelevant and imbecile to them. I had meanwhile focused on keeping my grades high. I cried a lot , but I still had to go to school to pursue my dreams of becoming a medical doctor. Nevertheless It had put me in depression and I began to lose my ambitions, I was able to have an average grade of A.

Last year, August 1 was nice day we were at home eating lunch and someone who work at UN call my dad and he said ''you will travel to U.S.A after two week'', he ask my dad are you agree to travel to U.S.A ? My dad said ''yes I agree''.

I have confronted numerous challenges throughout my life. I was born into a poor family in a little country, Nepal. I moved to the United States when I was only 10 years old, and I had no knowledge of English. Transformation from Nepal to United States was one of the hardest, but the most beneficial, things in my life. My family moved to the United States so my siblings and I could get a better education and have a better life. It was hard to move to a new country specially since I could not speak or understand much English.

Different people have different views regarding moving foreign country, but for me it was a big life time crisis. When I decided to relocating in USA, I used to think many benefits like affordable living cost, good community, nice high pay job regardless of your skills, and stress free in my life. And also I never deeply thought about financial situation. Once I came to USA, almost every bad thing took place to happen to me in daily basis. I had no ideas how to drive a car, place, people, food, environment, and was away from my family and friends. Soundlessly, stresses and challenges started to kill me. Finally, stress became a good friend and I realized that it’s a part of the life.

My life started in Vietnam until I was twelve years old when my parents decided to move to the United States. This is a meaningful event and changed myself a lot, that I will never forget.

Since I moved to US in 2011 I have started working to be able to pay for my own expenses which helped me alot to be independent and responsible for my personal life. I have experience of working with people for more than six years. I have learned alot about communicating with people and identify their needs to be able to work with them or help them. I am very self oriented, I always have goal for my life either with education or work. currently I am part of the national society of leadership.

Throughout life, people have struggles they face. For some, struggles are an everyday occurrence, for others the struggles come and go like the waves in the ocean. From those struggles we face, lessons are learned. In Mexico, there is a saying that translates to “If there’s a cure for your problem, why anguish? And if there’s none, why worry?” In the United States a common prayer that is often stated is the Serenity Prayer, “God, grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, courage to change the things I can, and wisdom to know the difference.” At the young age of 8 years old, I was forced to face a struggle I was not ready to handle. The struggle began when my parents decided to separate and live apart from each other. I did not know how I was going to change this problem, but I soon learned that I did not have the control over their relationship, so I needed to weather the waves.

In my lifetime I've encountered multiple challenges, one of them being attending a new school for high school. The new high school was Strive Prep-Excel, in this school I have had to experience change on a regular basis. Change is something that is not susceptible when it comes to the constant loss of teachers. The loss of teachers was inconvenient not only for me, but for all students. It was also difficult emotionally. I overcame all the change by working extremely hard to adapt to different teachers and getting used to change. Now when I encounter change I know how to handle it, instead of having it be a toll on my life. Overall, I believe this challenge has bettered me as a person, it has taught me that change does not have to be a negative

Angelica moved to the USA five year ago. She took that decision because she believed that was the best for her future. She wanted to have more opportunities in life. One of those opportunities she wants is be able to write English well because that will open the door to study and getting a degree. Also that helping her to have her own business and she will be her own boss. Angelica prefers work by herself than has a boss. When Angelica moved to the USA she remembered at that moment was the worst thing she could not adapt to live in the USA. Now Angelica thinks is the best thing she has ever done because she got her independence from her family and that helped her to be more responsible with herself and helped her to grow. Angelica likes

The most significant challenge I have ever faced was staying focused on my school work and getting things done when they needed to be. When I got into high school, I had a hard time getting focused because of all the distractions around me like sports, new friends, and new events to go to. I eventually figured out how to balance everything out but this challenge has definitely changed the way I am in order for me to be who I am today.

It has been four years since I opened a door to a remarkable chapter of my life. The decision of my parents to have me study abroad and to earn a better education in order to achieve more in my future was a tough decision and challenging to accomplish. However, living and studying in the US, where opportunities are available for you to achieve all your hopes and dreams were made me realize that I shouldn’t be wasting this opportunity my parents presented me.

The difficulties I encountered in my prior educational endeavors, was when I had to relocate due to family emergency which caused us to relocate. This issue caused me to shift in my education and our personal life also took a major

Other, struggle that I face was to understand the education system. I want to become a physician, and I did not know what were the first steps that I needed to take. Every day I was learning something new, the first thing that I learned was that I needed to have a Baccalaureate degree to apply for medical school, that I have to take the MCAT test to get into medical school. Then, I realized that MCAT test is not enough, I have to build my resume thought volunteering, research experience, and any medical retaliating. Well,I told myself this is not that easy as in my country. At the beginning this new education system for me was complicated because people somethings could not give a guidelines in what I need to do to get into medical school. And I start to do my own research in understanding how to education system in USA works.