Statement Of Purpose: My Journey To Bucks County Community College

During my time attending community college, I knew I had to get a degree beyond an associate degree if I wanted to be in the best position to be successful. One of my biggest concerns transferring to Walsh College was the financial aspect. Thanks to your generous donations that made it possible for me to be selected and awarded a scholarship.

As Ernie Harwell once quoted: “It's time to say goodbye, but I think goodbyes are sad and I'd much rather say hello. Hello to a new adventure.” This quote sums up the feelings that come to mind as I fill out this application to transfer to Rutgers New Brunswick. My experience so far at Rutgers has taught me a lot about myself, and the people around me. It taught me that I am a part of a bigger picture, and each of us as individuals have a huge impact on the society around us. However, I have come to peace that it is time to move on from the Newark campus and pursue my degree at Rutgers New Brunswick School of Arts and Sciences. New Brunswick would be a more logical option for my studies due to a shorter commute from home, and a better computer science program.

College Credit Plus would afford me an opportunity that is almost inconceivable. Being allowed to work towards your goals and future at this juncture will be instrumental in my future success. After learning about this program, I reconsidered my future plans and realized that not pursuing higher education would be choosing to ignore my potential. Transitioning from high school to college is a challenge for most students, however with this program, The Academy will introduce me to the college life in a manner where I won’t get distracted during my Freshman year of college and put my education in jeopardy. Although this program will require change and effort in order to get the most out of my experience with College Credit Plus and to become an asset to The Ohio State University, it will be well worth it to reach greatness.

Back when I was a senior in high school, I applied to Rutgers but decided to go to my local community college, Camden County College, due to financial issue and not wanting to put the burden of my education on my parents’ shoulders. I also felt that I was not prepared to take on a university and that going to community college would help me get a feel for what college would be like. Two years later, after working diligently, I am about to graduate with an Associates degree in Computer Science and the feeling that I am prepared to take on public university. While I am truly grateful for my current college, I felt that I was not too enriched in computer science. However, I want to continue my education at Rutgers to get more extensive and thorough study in computer science to achieve my goal. I hope to continue my education at Rutgers University to fulfill my goal of becoming a competent and knowledgeable software engineer.

I am writing in hopes of being granted an appeal to live off campus for the Fall semester of my Junior year. Though the privilege of living off campus is typically reserved for students who are rising Seniors, under these certain circumstances I would like to ask to be given an exception to this rule.

After extensive research, I came to the conclusion that the University of North Carolina at Greensboro was the best school for me. I am transferring to receive my Bachelor’s degree in Public Health. The University of North Carolina at Greensboro offers an amazing program in Public Health, which is completely online. The Bachelor’s degree in Public Health is a program designed to receive your degree by completing courses at home. I am eager to learn all of the material required for me to be successful in the career of my choice. My ultimate career after receiving the Public Health degree is to become a Medical and Health Services Manager. I hope to achieve this goal and make my family proud. Even though I will not be physically attending the university, I love the diversity of the university and the surrounding area. I have visited the university many times and the people are always nice and helpful. I hope to communicate with classmates via email and become a more sociable person. I promise to work hard and be very successful in all of my

Transitioning from a community college or a high-school to CU may seem overwhelming and intimidating in the beginning. It is because the admission process looks overwhelming, the cost the education seems intimidating, and responsibilities feel unclear. Transitioning to CU is, indeed, challenging. However, there are series of steps to be taken to ease the process of getting enrolled in CU. While self-motivation is the key to the successful transition, the overwhelming could be settled by making a things-to-do list, the intimidation of the cost could be overcome by talking to financial advisors, and unclear responsibilities could be elucidated by talking to academic advisors, students, family, and friends.

Ever since I have been saved, life has been a rough ride with highs and lows. My sins were many, but God is forgiving. His love has held me together. I place my faith in Almighty God; His son Jesus Christ, who has become my salvation, and the Holy One who has convicted me to live unlike any other in this world. For we are in this world, and not of this world. Our home is in heaven with His Majesty. Becoming a student at Liberty University will allow me to grow even closer to God. This enables me to enhance my spiritual gifts, passions, and skills for God’s kingdom. I want to share the gospel, which Jesus came down to become sin for us, that we are able to have a relationship with God. I am His servant; I want to serve in any way possible and

I'm attending El Paso Community College to start off my education. My ambition is to be the first one in my family to be a college graduate. Gain a level of independence, there is still much for me to learn not only in school but in the real world as well. Community College will allow me to complete a degree in a giving environment well also beneficially not costing too much. Thanks to Advanced Placement and Dual credit courses, I have completed some of the requirements needed for my degree. Therefore, I wish to transfer to a bigger university so that I may have an opportunity in my majoring field. I'm not a native El Pasoen however it has become another place I call home. Although I wish to experience more of a diversity in other cities.

During my first semester at SUNY Broome, I only took 4 courses which has not been very challenging because I wanted to use more time to think and discovery my future career which relates to my interests. However, I realized that I could do more academic studies and participate more community services, and did in the second semester. I am excited and enthusiastic to transfer to a new challenging place where I can explore more professional business strategics and start the next chapter of my college life with my new

I attended Darton State College during my senior year which helped me earn college credit. In the fall I will officially become a transfer student majoring in Visual and Performing Arts (Music Instrumental and Voice) at the esteemed institution, Savannah State University (SSU). I would be lying if I said I wasn’t excited to become a student at SSU, because being a first generation college student I know the value of education. During my high school career I maintained my grades, ending with a 3.2 GPA and

When I graduate high school i would like to go to Bossier Parish Community College.Going to Bossier Parish Community College means a lot to me because it has everything I need .Its close to my home,right in the area!I plan to get my bachelors degree in Psychology and Sociology.I love helping others with their problems and learning there tendencies. It so interesting.My mother attended BPCC ,and got her Associate Of Science in Nursing and she said she loved going there and that everyone was so nice. Going to college will change my life in a number of ways .For starters,it will better my career path in begin the best psychologist there is .Then,I will have multiple opportunities and it increase my chance of being hired for different jobs.I am

It is something I have always had a passion for. Whether I excelled in a subject or not, I knew from early on that the world greatly benefits from any form of learning. My influence for transferring is mostly academically based. I have made good friends here and I plan on continuing with those relationships when I transfer. However, as my transcripts will exemplify my grades only go up. After struggling with obtaining good grades in the beginning of high school, I eventually took more classes on the subjects I was interested in and my grades improved dramatically. From American Sign Language to Forensic Science, if I was intrigued by the learning capabilities, then I surpassed my past experiences with grades. In college, my transcripts illustrate that I am doing very well and that I have proved the admissions team right. The reason being, my major and everything that I am learning, captivates me. Merely doing well isn’t the best option for me anymore. I am convinced that transferring colleges will give me the challenges I need to succeed both academically and

Pursuing a college transfer degree has many obstacles that many students, especially transfer students ' has to embark just to succeed because of self-doubt, not having financial and the change of scenery. Just as (Edison) said “Our greatest weakness lies in giving up. The most certain way to succeed is always to try one more time.” In these images, you would look through my eyes as a transfer student and see the struggles that I had to embark on coming to Governor State University (GSU) from Kennedy-King College (KKC). The challenges that I have had and am still going through as a transfer student that this is a difficult, long, and stressful process. There might be many questions a student who is thinking about transferring from one college or university to another may need to answer. As you look at the images you might be asking yourself some of these questions. Would the studentss get their question answered or would the students take matters in their own hands? I chose to examine this issue from the perspective of the class of low-income students because being a low-income student myself, I wanted to show the light that we as transfer student had/will go through as a student. I think everyone at one point in their life asks themselves these questions as a student: How am I going to afford school and books? What is my professor like? How will my first day go? How will I get there? What am I going to wear? Those are just some question that students have. While being some

The first reason I am seeking to transfer is the lack of challenging classes at Delaware County Community College. I have spent a large part of my educational career going above and beyond to learn new things; whether it be algebra, writing a research paper or memorizing the components of a cell. In the end, even if I got a less than satisfactory grade on the assignment, I always took away from it something I could use next time around. This is what helped me grow as a student and encouraged me to continue learning. At Delaware County Community College, however, I have yet to find such classes. A majority of my courses have proven to be nothing but slightly in-depth versions of classes I took in high school. I do not feel in the least bit challenged as I am more than