Pace University High School

Central Medical Magnet High School I have experienced many losses and accomplishments. For 4 years, I have academically excelled in all of my classes whether they were Regulars, Pre-Advancement Placements, Advanced Placements, and College courses from Lamar University. But even with passing these courses, I have managed to use my free time volunteering and giving back to the community that I matured in rather than just focus heavily on academics alone. Even during school, I am obligated to carry

of the world outside of my little town in Staten Island. This eagerness helped me land my first real-world learning experience. I was thirteen years taking classes at a performing arts school in New York City and the manager of the school asked if I would like to shadow and assist the marketing manager of the school to gain an understanding of the Marketing industry. This opened my eyes to a different field and I was eager and ready to learn more. For weeks I applied online to several different companies

obstacles, however, I overcame them. The obstacles that came into my life made me stronger educationally. They prepared me for college. I am ready to move on into the upcoming chapter of my life since I have defeated the dragons of my senior year in high school. I have defeated the dragon of stress, the dragon of finding scholarships, the dragon of standardized tests, and the dragon of a written essay almost every week. I conquered these dragons due to the fact that I believed and became sedulous. I admit

an elusive treasure I have sought after most of my entire adult life. It was my junior year in high school when my journey began. As most of my classmates chose their best options upon graduation, the most obvious ones were which colleges we would most likely accepted at and attended in. At the time, my heart set on New York University and I felt confident of my acceptance. When I attended high school, I was not an overachiever, but not a slacker neither. In subjects such as the sciences, English

Chicago. In the twin’s senior year of high school, the parents believed it would be best for the family to return to high school. Titus started playing football however in the 6th grade. He found that the pace of the popular sport and the amount of athleticism allowed him to find it peaceful. He also found that the sport itself required a lot of knowledge and being able to strategically know the way the sport works from the core. Currently attending the University of Dubuque, this bright-eyed young

Some of my friends from other school districts like to joke that I attend Central York University. This joke has more than a ring of truth to it. The opportunities available to me at CYHS are more than any other school district I know, and in some ways outshine what even a college could offer its students. Choice is a driving factor at CYHS. Opening up the course selection guide can sometimes be almost intimidating because of all the choices I have as a student. From art to engineering to computer

PURPOSE Arise, Awake and stop not till the goal is reached. --Swami Vivekananda. The philosophy of any diligent learner would be ‘Education never ends’. And with the pace with which technology is flourishing, this idiom holds well to technical education as good as it does to life. And so is the reason I wish to pursue my master’s degree. I am almost never satisfied with the knowledge I have, either it be technical or

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I made my decision to attend Bishop State Community College after high school because it was important to my parents and myself to have a great transition from high school to college at a gradual pace; with the goal of eventually transferring to an university. I was extremely focus on finding a career that match my passion in the areas of sciences and the years I would like to spend on my education. I never gave a thought about looking into honor societies at my college. In fact, I did not think

are going to University of North Carolina, University of California Los Angeles, and Dartmouth. It seems that everyone shares a common goal: to get as far away from York as possible. Despite the obvious detest for York, there is no denying that it is our home. No matter where you go, it is impossible to erase 13 years of education. To be honest, I wouldn’t want to. I am truly blessed to have gone to Central York School District from kindergarten to my senior year. Central York High School has without