College isn't just a great opportunity,but can also be life changing. Attending Harvard University will be one of the greatest opportunity for me, due to their vast activities and outstanding educational programs. My dream to become a lawyer will take the greatest studies. Harvard University, according to usrankingsandreviews, has the best law program in the United States. Nevertheless, to achieve this goal I have to do great throughout my high school year, meaning keeping outstanding grades. Being a lawyer also has amazing benefits such as: four weeks paid off per year, ten paid holidays per year, long term care plan, comprehensive health, dental and vision plans including domestic partner coverage,etc.(hklaw.com) Therefore, a lawyer makes $51,170 annually. Becoming a lawyer is a great job for me since throughout my middle school year I was always debating about various topics. Which I so happened to win due to my confidence, determination, and strong …show more content…
Harvard is a college made up of 13 other schools and institutions such as Business School, Medical School, Law School and John F. Kennedy School Of Government. Going to this school with a vast and variety amount of schools and programs all in one helps extend ones knowledge. Of Course I would have to start my perpetration in high school to attend Harvard. I will need to maintain a 4.0 GPA to get into this school. The requirements to apply for Harvard is strong persuasion in your essay by including growth and potential, interest and activities, character and personality, and contribution to the Harvard Community. This is very intriguing for such a great school by they are most interested in getting to know you personally. Going to Harvard is one of the vast and educational choice that one could pick. Meeting the expectations of Harvard will have a complete change on your
the burden of poor personal traits on the shoulders of the College. Schools, especially Harvard, provide excellent foundations for education for young men and women all over the country. Henry Adams, unfortunately, is a weak, rich, Bostonian who failed to pick up any leadership qualities in school and feels it is necessary to blame the school and not himself.
I want to go to college for the wholesome intellectual stimulation and to get more involved with my community. College will be my last opportunity to do so before I enter the work force. At college I can be intellectually and academically challenged; I will be able to learn with friends who are as dedicated to learning and the pursuit of knowledge as I am. My goals in college are to acquire the skills that I need to lead a successful and productive life, to expand my knowledge of the world, to step out of my comfort zone, and to become more proactive.
Princeton University has several admission requirements that allow them to select the right students for their purpose of success. The admissions office strives in the pursuit of individuals with intellectual inquisitiveness and for students who have aspired for and attained academic achievements (Admission Requirements - Princeton University; Princeton University - Academic Preparation). The school specifically, like many others, requires that a student has taken, and passed 4 years of English, mathematics, foreign language courses, and along with 2 years of laboratory science and history courses. Furthermore, they look for individuals that stand out in the selective process through the study of an art. In conclusion, Princeton University makes an effort to carefully and precisely select the correct students for their school and their endeavors.
High school did not prepare me for college at all. I didn’t even have to take any finals junior or senior year. Everything was very laid back and I felt like I had all the time in the world. My classes consisted of mainly art and band, so I didn’t have a whole lot of tough, time consuming assignments. The longest paper I have ever written was two pages. Even in my AP Calculus class everything was very laid back. I entered college with the same mindset; I thought I could handle
After scoring a state record 1590 out of 1600 on his SAT exam, Ben attended Harvard
The paralegal field is thought to be a high paced glorious career of working alongside an attorney and getting recognition for their work. In reality a paralegal job is nothing like Erin Brockovich (A movie where a paralegal was able to investigate and played an immense part in winning a large case) envisioned from the movie. Becoming a paralegal is appealing because it allows a quick entrance into a professional career field and offers a wide range of daily and career experiences. However, the work-life balance can be poor, the career path often stagnates without continuing education, and the pay is insufficient for the work load. Also, while there are a wide range of paralegal jobs there is also competition and an applicant must possess the ability to step right into the role with little or no training. While expecting much of the work to be comparable to administrative work and document reading.
Going to an Ivy League college is not needed for success in today’s economy, no matter how prestigious the university is. An Ivy League college may offer a more prestigious degree, but with public college education catching up, the rising cost of college, and the extremely competitive and stressful environment, an Ivy League degree is not worth it. So before you make that “easy” decision about going to Harvard, take a few minutes to think about your “easy” choice.
HSU will provide me with opportunities for me to grow in leadership and serve the community. This college offers clubs such as Circle K and Student Government. Their missions are to serve on the campus and community while developing leaders with a lifelong commitment to service. HSU also offers
My medium term goal is to go to a high school which is my first or second choice. My first choice is regan,my second is south milwaukee. I see myself going to these high school's because they are pretty good schools. I plan on doing really well in high school,and getting honors. When I get out highschool I am going straight to college. A college I’m interested in is called Southern New hampshire University and it has a bachelors of criminal justice,and a master for it. I will study psychology,I will also study counter terrorism and that will look really good on me resume.
The Ivy league, the most prestigious universities internationally, is the goal for every student and parents. The “perfect resume” as tiger parents states the main accomplishments in order to go into Ivy League consists of 5.0 GPA, 2400 SAT, sweeping 1st places in every music competition or even sports and volunteering at hospital or aboard.
A very common concern that faces many high school students today in the world is whether they go to college or not. There are many factors in whether a student is eligible to attend a college or not. They have to have enough money to cover the cost, prepare early, and choosing what they want to attend college for. These are some of the many issues that might occur when a student starts to think or plan on going to a college.
Academic and extracurricular pressure will have reached its peak during one’s 11th grade year. The pressure would be even more apparent for someone wanting to apply to top or Ivy League schools.
I believe that my motivation for studying law predominantly stems from my both my desire to make an impact on the world and my everlasting thirst for knowledge. I believe that these two sources of motivations coincide with each other perfectly and my odds of success in the field of law would be significantly hindered if I were to be deprived of one of these sources. What I mean to say is, what good is a desire to make an impact without an accompanying thirst for knowledge that will lead you to discover the most effective means to make said impact. Also, what good is vast array of knowledge without a desire to parlay it into the betterment of yourself and others?
Here are some of my goals. I would like to get a scholarship from some bigger collage like Iowa University, Iowa State, or Wisconsin University. I think it would be very special for my grades or my athleticism to be recognized by that big of a collage. That would mean I would have to work very hard for that in high school. I would have to have a GPA of 3.7 or higher. For sports, I would have to practice as much as possible and work hard. My ultimate goal is to reach the NFL or MLB. That is why I want to go to a collage that I will be able to be recognized by the team scouts. I believe that hard work and determination will get to where I want to be
Schooling is a very important aspect in our lives and one must go through many steps to gain a higher education. Two of these steps are high school and college. Although high school and college students aim for the same goal, which is acquiring an education and graduating, the demands, expectations, and social atmosphere extremely contrast.