Personal Goal

As a child, I learned many things about myself including which movies, sports, people, etc. that I liked and disliked. Through learning experiences, I discovered what was truly important to me, and I realized what I needed to do to do to make my dreams come true. Most importantly, I decided that I should attend a prestigious university like Georgia Institute of Technology and play Major League Baseball. Throughout high school, I have worked diligently both academically and athletically, and through this journey, I developed a strong Christian faith, participated in several clubs and sports, and pursued a couple enjoyable hobbies.
Raised in a Godly family, I have always studied and practiced the teachings in the Holy Bible. At the age of seven, I accepted Jesus Christ as my Lord and Savior. At that moment, I realized that no matter what I decide to do in life, I should follow God’s plan and do everything to the best of my ability for His glory. I attended a Christian school from kindergarten to third grade,

Since sixth grade I have been a student leader in the Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) whereby I encourage other athletes. In addition, I speak at the Fields of Faith, an annual event whereby a select few FCA leaders speak out and challenge hundreds of fellow students and adults in the community to read the Bible and follow Jesus Christ as their personal Lord and Savior. Also, I am a member of the United Community Bank Junior Board of Directors. We serve the community by volunteering at local philanthropic events and we raise money for foundations that help breast cancer, hurricane relief efforts, and local scholarships. Furthermore, I compete on the Academic Team at the high school; we rival against other schools similar to Jeopardy on television by answering questions in the areas of math, science, current events, music and