Statement Of Purpose: Mercy Catholic High School

I am Hayley Romero. I attend Anna L. Klein school. I am 13 years old, and have big dreams. I was born in North Bergen, New Jersey. I am Ecuadorian, and I am proud. I am the only child, but I have a dog named Snoopy. I believe that I am an excellent student for County Prep High School. It would be a great opportunity for me and it is something that I am very excited to be a part of. I am a very sterling student and work very hard in school. I care a lot about my grades and continuously find areas where I can improve. I feel that being a part of County Prep High School would be a great jump-start to my future. I love to learn and always strive to improve myself. I always take pride in my schoolwork and work hard.

When I was nine I told my mother I was going to be the first female Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court, and since then my passion for law and politics has only grown. I enjoy being in thick of things and using my energy to move ideas forward. I love persuading others on topics that I see will make our community better for all of us. Participating in activities and events such as Buckeye Girls State, and the National Speech and Debate tournament have broaden my horizons immensely. However, something not listed on the resume is the conversations that happen outside of the rounds, where people come together to discuss different issues because it excites them. I love the political process, it drives the activities I do, the classes

I believe Marist is a good match for me because it offers many it offers an excellent business program. The student activities that are offered are another reason why I’d like to go to Marist. I’m interested in the business club especially and by being involved in that club I believe it would lead me in successful path in my career. The trips the clubs takes to New York City interest me because by seeing the companies their I’d have more knowledge of what real life business in the career I choose looks like. The average classroom sizes are relatively small, which not many colleges or universities offer and I think that it very important in order to get the best education possible. The small size provides me with a better learning opportunity

Upon reading and analyzing Clement Middle School’s Mission Statement, it appears it is well written and contains all the attributes discussed in this paper: philosophical, psychological, and social. In the first paragraph of the mission statement, there were humanistic and progressive characteristics mentioned through words such as “safe, diversity, variety of learning experiences, and everyone is involved in the learning experiences.” Likewise, it is apparent Clement strives to maintain a learning environment in which its students are nurtured and have freedom of choice through elective classes and student-led lessons provided in all grade levels.

Famous businessperson once said “To succeed, one must be creative and persistent.” This fits perfectly to the mindset of Peninsula Catholic High School because they every year find new ways to get creative with the material along with staying persistent with some things. The balance is perfect to lead a student to a bright future. Peninsula Catholic High School did an amazing job on preparing me for my college experience by having more challenging material than other high schools, having wonderful teachers willing to go the extra mile to assist you, and showing me the importance of having respect.

I have had the honor of being on the Deans list, along with receiving the Academic Achievement Award of the SOCA Student Show for my freshman and sophomore years. I have had submissions of my work in the SOCA student show

My desire to work in the Catholic School system stems primarily from the ability to share my faith openly in such an environment, however, the Catholic School’s focus on the growth of the whole person, spiritual and academic and its commitment to service in the community and the world are also very important to me.

Throughout high school, I worked my very best to keep my grades up, be accepted into the National Honor Society, and to graduate with a 3.8 GPA out of a 4.0 scale. I will be the first person in my family to attend any type of college. So, I can proudly say that I have been accepted into the George C. Wallace Community College of Dothan, Alabama. I am attending WCC in

Pope Francis once said, “An education in the fullness of humanity should be the defining feature of Catholic schools.” To me, this sentiment sums up why a Catholic education is so important for many reasons. I have attended many different types of schools: public, private, Catholic and homeschool as a result of my father’s career in the military. However, only my experiences at Catholic schools provide me with a truly well-rounded education because, at Catholic schools, I receive the opportunity to learn about the amazing gift of God’s love every day during school hours. I love studying Scripture and seeing ways in which God is present in our lives. It is such a special experience to be able to do that in a school environment where you can really learn the fundamentals of our faith, as well as experiencing many different aspects of our Catholic faith, from prayer to Mass as a part of

Throughout my whole life, I have wanted to change the world. In the past couple years, I realized that I could achieve this dream by focusing my studies on engineering. Engineers are heros, they are the people who have created the world around us. I want to study engineering during college, and become an engineer later in life. As a highly motivated student, I realized that I wanted to further my education by attending a summer program at one of the world's best engineering schools. This program will lead me one step closer to achieving my goals. The second reason why I want to attend Stevens Pre-College is because I want to experience what it is like to be a college student. I hope that the program provides an enriching experience filled with

The first couple of weeks were a little rough. It was hard adapt to the change right away. I have experienced so many great things so far though. I am glad I chose Lebanon Valley College; it feels like home to me. I look forward to meeting new people and all of the opportunities life has in store for me.

My first year was tough since my sister just moved out and my mother and I had to find a new home which affected me a great amount as I ended my first semester with a GPA of 3.0. As life progressed I realized why I have always had the urge to devote my life to the law. My ultimate purpose in life is to make a positive difference in this country and leave my mark such as Joseph Pistone (former FBI agent). I rose from having a GPA of a 3.0 to currently holding a 3.86 after a year by grasping the challenge of switching to A.D. Henderson University School/ FAU High school. This transition challenged me to an extremely competitive and rigorous program where students were fully dual-enrolled at Florida Atlantic University; taking college courses to fulfill high school requirements.

My plans for next year while remaining at Corliss Early STEM High school is to pass all my classes and keep my GPA over a 3.8 average. I want to avoid all drama and stay away from students involved in too much mess. I was planning on transferring next school year because I don’t like the vibe that comes from the staff and some of the students. I changed my mind though, because people tend to work with other they dislike which shouldn’t stop you from completing a task. Things that led to me making this decision is my favorite teachers and friends. I have a personal bond and connection with some of the staff. My friends inspires me to strive and reach my goals.

The high school I attended in Hawaii was largely underfunded and did not have the materials necessary to help prepare me for college. In fact, my old high school holds a college readiness index score of 8.7 out of 100 on US News & World Report. Once I recognized that I was in a poor learning environment, I seized an opportunity to transfer from Konawaena High School to Garfield High School (Seattle) in order to better position myself for college. Subsequent to transferring, I enrolled in Running Start courses at Seattle Central College and sought out help to plot my next steps. In addition to applying to several Colleges I was compelled to apply for scholarships, which paid off because I am now a recipient of the Gates Millennium Scholarship.

Decide that being on the Dean’s List is one of the most important achievements for your academic career.