Study Plan for Scholarship

As a goal oriented young adult, I aim to express my motivation to apply for the Valencia College foundation scholarship. As a college student, I thrive on the challenges and obstacles that I encounter which allow me to continue become a successful scholar. My family for one, are the main source of motivation, which allows me to continue to excel in school. My past work experiences, also allow me to push through to my full potential in continuing my education. Lastly, my educational aspirations consist in becoming a registered nurse and to finally hold my bachelor’s degree in my hand. All these examples motivate me to continue to transcend in school.

As a prospective International Economics student, I have always aspired to do a study abroad in order to expand my degree, making it as diverse as possible. While I was exploring the potential options for going on exchange for my third year, Yonsei University has been especially attractive to me. The benefits from an exchange to Seoul, Korea, in regard to both academics and personal growth are large and very attractive for my

This presentation will discuss key factors that impact planning personal study, such as strengths and weaknesses. Also, this presentation will include how to access and locate resources in the Learning Centre.

scholarships? This paper will examine the start of each organization and the progress it has

I grew up in a world of little things. I appreciated the details in my daily life - the way my mothers voice changed as she read to me, the innumerable times my father checked his pockets before leaving for work. I liked the comfort of cramped library corners and well explored territory and small state schools. Growing up in Asheville, I considered myself wordly enough- I couldn’t imagine anything bigger than the mountains and stories ever-present around town.

My post-secondary educational plan is to study in the medical field to become a Physical Therapist. It will take several years to become a physical therapist. Before I am allowed to practice I would need a graduate degree from certified academic programs in physical therapy. These programs typically in a doctoral degree and take at least three years to complete. To become a PT some of the classes I will need to take are anatomy, physiology, and biology.

This scholarship would have a positive impact on my education and help my mom pay for college without taking student loans. My mom has been a single mom for eighteen years and has supported me, my brother, and grandparents. She does not receive child support on a regular basis and does everything on her own. Unfortunately, my younger brother is an accident-prone child and has racked up some high medical bills throughout the years. For countless years she has worked two jobs to support everyone and provide anything within reason. My mom is currently unemployed due to the downturn in the oil field in west Texas. Now she has taken on the challenge of remodeling and flipping houses.

Recently, I was the proud recipient of a one thousand dollar scholarship from the Omega Psi Phi fraternity, a scholarship only given to the highest ranked African American males of four different high schools within Ohio including Sydney, Piqua, Troy, and Lima. When my Counselor came to me with this news, I was both shocked and honored to be granted with this financial opportunity. The thought of scholarship money has been on my mind constantly ever since I began my senior year. Learning I had earned a scholarship without even applying came as a huge relief.

Being away from Westminster College this Spring 2017 semester has provided me the opportunity to evaluate my educational plans and objectives. Below I have prepared my thoughts in response to your questions. I am eager and ready to begin the readmission process and continue my education at Westminster College.

Fast forward 10 years, and I see myself sitting around a table with people from nay countries and endeavoring to reach a resolution. Although this career in international is important, I hope to balance my life between my career and other meaningful life experiences like developing deep companionships, travel, culture and giving back to the community. Because preparing for a meaningful life will result in preparing for a more focused and successful career. I enjoy being able to challenge new circumstances and therefore, it is my hope that my undergraduate education will offer me the opportunity to enhance my academic knowledge and qualifications and a variety of experiences both with the confines of the university and outside of the university.

In my elementary, intermediate and middle school years I have made it a priority to always show scholarship. Throughout my years of school I have maintained a 4.0, or gotten all A’s. In my earlier years of school I was awarded the principal's award several times, which is for academics. Following that I have also attended and placed 2nd in the math tournament and will be participating this year as well. Another very important thing is I have recently been given the opportunity to as an 8th grade student, take 3 freshman classes in place of my 8th grade classes to get or be ahead come my highschool years. Doing my best in school has always been important to me; even though I can be a procrastinator at times, I always get my work

The venture to a post-secondary institute is not a cheap one. Though, those living in Ontario, like myself, have the privilege of government bursary and loan programs, it is still a financial struggle to fund the education that is vital to a strong career path. OSAP, and the surplus of scholarships available to the public in North America is a blessing to population who lack financial support from their families.

When the nurses first laid their eyes on me as I was born, I am not sure what potential they saw in me – all two pounds and a couple ounces of me. At four months, my mother and father adopted me, and as I matured, my parents enlightened me with the use of books, films, religion, and art. They were not the richest couple in the world, but still insisted on making up for it with firm, unwavering support. Now that I look at the prospects of my future, I am eager to pronounce my college goals. Any outside aid that could be granted to me would surly allow my academic plans to run far more smoothly.

I hope I could become one of the exchange students in National Chung Hsing University and represent the Department of Accounting. Besides pursuing excellence on English, I wish to become fluent and accustom with Korean and acquire Korean related certificates.

South Korea’s social structure revolves around the individual’s professional, family, and education background. People who have attained prestigious job titles, graduated from a first-rate university, or was born into an influential family are placed very high on the social structure. People who do not have a respectable education background are usually on the bottom of the status pole; however, it is possible for social mobility. The South Korean education system is similar to the one in the United States. Even though the years of attendance might be dissimilar from the US, the education system still consists of an elementary, middle, and high school. After graduating from high school, most students apply and attend universities from all across the nation.