I have been directed by my academic advisor to attend the mandatory training meeting this December 2015 to apply for the August 2016-2017 training year. In the fall of 2017, I will also be studying to take my Counselor Preparation Comprehensive Examination (CPCE) prior to my graduation which is required in order to graduate from the program. If everything goes according to plan, I intend to take my NCE exam in the fall of 2019 following my 3200 hours of required supervision. I hope to be fully licensed shortly
So I enrolled into Lenoir Community College and decided to major Early Childhood Education. I earned my Associates Degree in Early Childhood Education in the year two thousand and nine. While I was working on my Associate’s degree I started working at WAGES Head Start as an educare teacher. So when I received my degree I was promoted to a lead teacher with my own classroom. I felt like that was enough for me at the time and so I put off going back to school to get my bachelor’s degree.
To pursue my dream in being an RN or family practice doctor i will start with my first year of liberals in a community college to get the needed credits i need to be accepted in a University. From there i plan to major in the nursing field to learn how to become an RN or family practice doctor.
I saw high school as a vent to get closer to my desired career. Starting my freshman year I took rigorous courses and tried my hardest at everything I did. Meanwhile I ponder about becoming a Nurse, I decided to join in the Health Academy program and take their classes that will help me learn the philosophy of health. Nevertheless, to remain in the program, I have to sustain my GPA higher than a 2.5. Since then, I maintained my grade with a 3.3-3.8 GPA throughout my high school years.
Attn: Dr. Gary G. John Richland College 12800 Abrams RD Dallas, TX, 75243 US 972.238.6100 January 18, 2012 Dear Dr. John, My name is Pranav Atul Modi. I am a sophomore here at Richland persuading a career in Nursing. I have recently started my search for a college to further my education. Texas Women’s University is high on my list of choices. Currently with Richland College I also travel to Elcentro College because it offers an Associate in Nursing and some prerequisite courses to further assist me in my studies.
To experience health care firsthand, I took EMT-B courses this spring. After this experience, there is absolutely no doubt this is what I’m supposed to do. This quick glimpse into my potential future revealed that I am by nature calm and quick in chaos, and was able to handle all sorts of emergencies without hesitation or second guesses. I believe this would make me a great asset when fulfilling my role as ambassador. On a recent visit to the Medical Center Campus, I noticed the front desk staff of the New Student Center was inundated with phone calls, students, as well as the usual clerical tasks.
STUDENTS: THIS PAGE IS CALLED THE “BLUE SHEET” IN THE COUNSELING CENTER. 27 27 ASSOCIATE DEGREES General Education Requirements Grossmont College For students entering Grossmont College in Fall/Spring 2012-2013 and who maintain continuous enrollment. See modified General Education requirements for Grossmont College Health Science Majors in the Counseling Center. Student’s Name Last First Middle Date Counselor: Major: Degree: Legend: C = Completed IP = In Progress R = Remaining Legend: C = Completed IP = In Progress R = Remaining | C | IP | R | A-–
7.) Where I see myself in 5 years In five years I can see myself getting further in the health care field. By the end of my time at Kaplan University I will have received a diploma for medical assistant certificate. I will also be returning for more classes to help me on my journey. I will need to get my master degree.
I am currently attending Brown Mackie College to earn my certificate that will allow me to become a medical assistant. By the end of March of next year I will be able to stand up and shout, "I did it!" and begin an actual career in the medical field. It will be my way of giving back to the world. Taking care of others and showing compassion gives me courage and strength.
Just think about all that hard work you have done throughout the last three years; taking test, completing projects, and preparing yourself for college. Many colleges require a list of all the classes you took your senior year, even the levels of those courses. By looking at this list they will determine what kind of students you are and if you decided to slack off. Senior year is just another year to strengthen your knowledge and learning skills, to prepare for all the challenges ahead. A successful senior year can lead you to a better path to a successful future.