What I Will Do To Be Successful In This Class Essay

What do I believe in? If you are asking me this in a spiritual sense, I can say honestly that I have no idea. Sometimes I think there might be some sort of force or spirits, watching over us. Other times I don’t believe in anything at all. Now, if you are asking me this in a general sense, I can say that I believe in truthfulness and friendship. I believe in the importance of fairness, of family, of happiness, and of community. I believe that everyone can succeed but must fail at least once to…

what i do when i write What I do when I write depends entirely on what I'm writing, who I'm writing for, and how soon it needs to be done. I have somewhat of a different approach to writing when the piece is for an assignment versus a work of original fiction. I prepare, pre-write, and proofread differently. However, some things remain the same. I still try to get the same amount of feedback from my peers, still put forth the same effort. Whether the work is for pleasure or for…

After all your hard work, when you graduate you still have to make possibly the most important decision of your career- what do I do now ? New graduates have many options available to them: • Practice Ownership • Associate in a small/Solo Practice • Associate in a large Group Practice • Public Health • Specialization • ‘Corporate’ Dentistry As the dental industry in America continues to thrive, employment prospects for new graduates are looking better than ever. The Department of Labor projects…

Jordan patted her head. She wasn’t talking much as Lori cried, but Lori suspected the only thing that Jordan wanted to say was, “I told you.” Lori had cried when Drew walked out. When she thought she had cried herself out, she picked up the phone and called Jordan, but from somewhere more tears came. Jordan come over with her four-year-old son, named Guy but called Classic. Classic climbed into Lori’s lap and promised that everything was going to be okay. They were here to help. Classic sat…

What Do Successful CEO 's Have in Common? MT 2400 The greatest leaders in our history have been nothing short of relentless in their pursuit of gaining knowledge and if you are anything less then you are cheating yourself and your organization. If you acquire knowledge and choose not to use it to benefit others then you are not a leader, you are just self-indulging. Desire is what distinguishes members of one group from another; it has hardly anything to do with intellect, wealth, social…

What Have I Learned? Discovering and choosing a online program that fulfills all of my needs was a rigorous yet exciting task. The penn foster clearly emerged as the best choice for me and I, as a great match comparatively with other high school programs. After visiting the website, reading the information pamphlet, and researching the online high school program Web site, I realize that penn foster offers what I hope to gain from my college experience. In return, I will contribute to the penn…

Allow me to begin this paper with a quick story. Going into this semester, I knew absolutely nothing about philosophy, and I thought that with this class being a Gen Ed, that it was going to be a cakewalk on my way to just getting it out of the way. I quickly learned how wrong that my mind frame going into the class, as it was quickly finding itself digging me a deep hole to crawl into, grade wise. I never realized how deep the roots of philosophy ran, from government to art. This class has opened my…

Fall 2014 What I learned in Culture and Health Class This Semester Where do I begin. I wasn’t going to take this class. I’m already taking Emerging and Reemerging Infectious Disease on Thursday so I thought I filled my Professor Gezmu quota for the semester, but the first day of class I was reeled in. I’m pretty sure I was staring at Gezmu with the most dumbfounded shock-filled face of all time. Prior to the class I really did think I was a cultured person. I’m Nigerian in America. I can pretty…

Last year I came across a shocking discovery. One that made me question my ethnic background as a whole. My biological father told me that he is originally from Ireland and at the age of 9 he moved to America. When my dad lived in Ireland he lived with my grandparents eventually his mother moved to America; after the divorce. Since his father was unable to take care of him he was put in an orphanage, since they had no knowledge on where his mother was. Eventually, after 4 years he was adopted by…

“What am I going to do with my life?” This is one of the hardest decisions a young adult ever grapples with. A life without an aim is like a ship without radar. Ever since I was a young child I had wanted to be a lawyer, an engineer, a musician, a chef and even a teacher at some point. Choosing a career is a very difficult task at this competitive age. Everyone is driven by a desire to find personal fulfillment along with financial stability with an adverse economy running in parallel makes traditional…