My high school career had been the toughest time of my life. Starting from freshman year, I had been bullied for the way I dressed. Sophmore year was when my parents got a divorce, causing me to start falling behind on my grades because I had been emotionally unstable. Junior year was when I felt the sudden pressure for college admissions, giving me anxiety and stress, suddenly becoming overweight and unhealthy. By senior year I thought I had finally put my life back together, but by then, it was
always asked what we what to “be” when we grow up. From a young age we have this pressure to make a decision on what career we want to pursuit. Very few grow up to acquire their childhood dream job. Whether it is from realization that it is not what they would enjoy or that they cannot afford to pay for the schooling. In society there are several ways to obtain a career, trade school, apprenticeship, learning on the job, or getting a college degree. Throughout growing up there seemed to be only one
questions asked during high school is “What do you want to do after you graduate?” Though it seems to be a simple question, it is a question that requires a lot of thought and dedication because the answer creates a path for your future. I have chosen to research a career as a Physical Therapist Assistant. This career path has always been an interest of mine because I would love to develop treatment plans and procedures in order to help my patient recover. Looking into a career can be a bit overwhelming
From my early childhood till today, my most remarkable characteristics have been my curiosity to learn new topics. My keen interest for learning new ideas, when combined with my inner desire to reach a degree of excellence in every piece of work I perform, enabled me to acquire significant knowledge on various aspects of nature and technology, as well as leading me through a successful educational career. During my early ages in school, I was introduced to 'BASIC' language and on how computers can
nineteen years old, my mother gave birth to me. For fifteen years I was raised by a single mother who waited tables and went to our local technical college to make sure I was provided for. Almost four years ago my mother met my stepdad, Nathan. He immediately stepped up as my father figure and helps my mother provide for me. For my entire high school career, I have been backed and supported by two loving parents. My parents have pushed me to do my best so that I will be successful. As my senior year draws
always given a great deal of thought to what career I would want to pursue in the future. After much deliberation, and participation, in activities corresponding to previous interests, I have come to realize that my ideal career lies in biomedicine. Amongst my whirlpool of interests, a desire to learn about organisms and life stood strong, especially my captivation towards more microscopic living organisms. Molecular biology, for example, is truly where I feel my passion lies. For as long as I can remember
especially biology, and mathematics. I also enjoy literature and English since I am not only able to learn more about grammatical techniques to improve my writing, but also able to express myself. 2. Describe your possible career interests. How certain do you feel that you know what you want to do as a career? I wish to do have a career in pediatrics, particularly pediatric surgery so that I will have the opportunity to save other children’s lives, and make their lives better. I am interested
me about my future career, and others even pressured me into certain careers. All the influences I have had over time have formed my idea of the perfect occupation, that fits my personality and interests. The careers I have based my future life plans are a pharmacist or an anesthesiologist. Both of these careers require a great deal of school and hard work. My decision of these careers was influenced by both of them being within the medical field, and also both focus on helping people. My main interests
Most students have a favorite subject, whether it’s mathematics, history, or music. My favorite subject is science. I discovered my love for science when I was attending John Bowne Elementary School. My science teacher was holding an egg dropping contest in order for students to explore physics concepts: momentum and moment of inertia. Although I wasn’t familiar with these complex terms at the time, I was extremely excited about the contest because I was allowed to have fun, while learning at the
Today, many high school students and their parents are wondering is college even worth attending. The rate of unemployment in college graduates are increasing, the pay wages for college students are decreasing, and the need for trade workers is still present. Even so, my opinion is that college is a still vital step to further education for a chance at a successful career for some. Trade jobs are great alternatives for those who want to start working as soon as possible or for those who have no desire