Because I am looking into doing this as my career I am planning on doing running start next year, taking classes that will help me towards being a dental hygiene, and asking my counselor any and all questions I have that will make me a step ahead so then I know I get everything I need to be a dental hygiene. This is why I am taking this class because I know that this class will help me in the future in being a dental
One of the many great things to find out when going into this profession is that the options are narrowed but are very vast and gives one the option to go further in this field. The last semester of the last year in high school, I enrolled myself into a co-op program to explore my future dream job. I was given the opportunity to work at a dental office by the name of Dentistry at Vitality. Throughout the four months working at the office, I’ve gained lots of experience and learned a lot. The co-op experience helped in exploring this field and seeing how it is in the real world.
This includes all of my future goals and aspirations toward receiving my education and moving forward in medical field. I am originally from Bosnia and Herzegovina. This is a small country in Eastern Europe which went through some major changes in early 1990’s. I was only 7 years old when war in Bosnia started. Prior to this I had a regular childhood with two working parents and wonderful grandparents.
Prosser is the second oldest of eleven children but the first to go to college. When she was in high school, her and her brother went to live with a family member because the family had moved to Corpus Christi, Texas, where there was no black high school. She graduated from high school valedictorian in 1910 and from there she was determined to continue her pursuit of a higher education. (2005) Inez Prosser at a young age was very determined; the bulk of her life was spent pushing past the limitations that the world would try to enforce. Inez Prosser was raised during a time that racism and segregation were very openly accepted forms of behavior.
I was a huge jock in high school and it has taught me to be a team player and a leader in my life. Right now I do not have a job. I was laid off by my last employer and I felt that it was a sign that I should go back to school again and get that all important degree. I’m going to get my associates first then I’m going to get my bachelors. I have been in the retail business my whole professional career and felt that a business degree would help me achieve my goals.
I believe the graduate program at George Mason University is the best fit for me since it will help me continue the journey toward my ultimate career goal, a journey that began early in my life. Since the first time I laid eyes on financial charts as a young girl, I have been fascinated by finance related topics. This curiosity led me to focus my studies at the University of Virginia on commerce with an emphasis on finance and information technology. During that time, to gain practical experience and insights, I held several internships that covered every part of the business, from finance and accounting to data management. Upon graduation I accepted a full-time position at SAIC, where I spent the first three years in FP&A managing the finances for two independent operations with combined annual revenue of nearly $160M, over 100
I graduated high school twenty-five years ago. Since then, I have raised a family and bounced from job to job. A college education is important to me because I have finally matured enough to complete my education and fulfill my dream of becoming a college graduate. In order to succeed in college, it takes dedication, discipline, and structure. Throughout my lifetime, I have always struggled with these.
It seemed as if I was experiencing hell at one place and time in my life, I needed someone or something to become a safety net, a resting place, a sign of hope. I found God through all the craziness in my past and I found him to be everything I need. It seems as if I can count on him more than anyone in my life from him restoring me mind body and soul. He is the most important person in my life, he rescued me when I couldn’t hang on he told me to hold on. I believe that if he didn’t come when he did, I would literally be lost and because of him showing and making me feel that I am somebody, through compassion and overwhelming love I wouldn’t have achieved and conquered the things that I have
My mother at time was out most of the night and not able to get me up and ready early in the morning. When I finished the sixth grade( which I shouldn’t of) I asked my grandparents if I could live with them. They were more then thrilled to have me. I then moved to Murray, Kentucky where I finished grade school, middle school and graduated from Murray High School. I also spent half of a year at Wesleyan College, in Owensboro, Kentucky and had to leave to give birth to my son.
I have fallen into some bad times because of my sin, and on the polar opposite to that effect I have also given up a lot to be with God. As I grow