Every time I reflect on my education at Mount Marty College I see who I was freshman year to who I am now. I have learned that having a strong liberal arts education from Mount Marty consists of different levels of complexity, and change that will set me apart from other students in my future. I have become stronger in my faith of God by letting him guide me through this process of college and pointing me in the right direction for my future. Lastly, I have made multiple lifelong friends that inspire
Time management of college students Time is an intangible resource, but it can be used effectively and managed. The current social competition is more and more intense, and the time management strategy as a resource management strategy of the main components, the effective use of personal win is the key to victory. The time management of college students will directly affect their academic performance and college life quality, but also their ability to master career planning. First, the theoretical
College education, is it necessary or not? Now a days education is overrated and looked at as a must by society. Whether a doctorate or no degree at all is acquired, salary and life experiences depend on personal desire. There is a famous saying "work smarter, not harder." Greatness does not come from doing the same as everyone else but, creating a path of distinction and importance. Education has been valued in our world more than anything else, but the value of a person's abilities should be measured
As a first-generation college student emerging from a low income Hispanic family, it is imperative that I obtain a college degree in order to set an example for my siblings, make my parents proud, give back to the community and not be a statistic. These are the fundamental drivers that motivate me every morning to excel in my studies and achieve the goals I have set forth. Two things that I consider to be the most important in life are family and religion. I have had the privilege to grow up with
The author notes, “Adlerian therapists realize that clients can become discouraged and function ineffectively because of mistaken beliefs, faulty values, and useless or self absorbed goals” (p. 105). Only through the family constellation, can a therapist assess the client’s style of living, this is done through a questionnaire about family members and their upbringing, where and why the client puts
Ever since I can remember I have been proud to show my culture and my values. Being raised in a Mexican-American household definitely helped me with my identity. Now that I am 22 I can see how my upbringing has all helped understand where other people’s culture. Talking about values is a common topic with my family. In my family, one value that is very important is the importance of education. My parents were not given the opportunity to get an education in Mexico, so they made sure that their
In the article, "Should Everyone Go To College?" written by Stephanie Owen and Isabel Sawhill, in the Center on Children and Families at BROOKINGS. This article discusses the benefits of a college degree. In this section, you may also find many statistics and arguments over attending or not attending college. For the past few decades, a college degree has been argued as a prerequisite to entering the middle class in the United States. Study after study reminds us that higher education is one of the
When one grows up, he or she has many different life experiences, each leaving a memory or lesson to grasp. These experiences also impact their personality, since everyone is generally shaped by their surroundings. For instance, one that grows up in a wealthy neighborhood is likely to socialize with people of the same social class. The same is true for one that grows up in a middle or working class neighborhood. As a result, people within a certain sector of society have two choices when they approach
Honor, Courage, and Commitment are the three core values of the Navy, but they should be the core values of life. They help mold people into upstanding citizens, and provide a foundation for one’s morals to develop from. These core values have also helped shape me into the young man I am today. Before joining NJROTC, I was a short, small, weak little freshman just entering into the world of highschool. When I was four years old, I was diagnosed with rare nerve disease called CIDP (Chronic Inflammatory
their required classes and have a more college-like schedule, the ability to find a job with the help of the school during the time they are not obliged to be there, and if seniors desire more information or college credits, they should have the opportunity to take more coursework, such as dual enrollment and AP classes, in order to earn even more applicable college credit If this happens, seniors will be able to transition to college life, or working life, much