I intend to be successful, but the question I will ask myself, is how?
My answer to that would be hard work and dedication, something I need
to understand as I’m taking it a bit easy at the moment. This is how I
plan my life to be up to the age of 30.
My first ambition is to get good qualifications at GCSE level, by
passing 8 GCSE’s at a B level+. I then want to go onto Oxford College
and study, A-level Business Studies, A-level Physics, AS-level Maths,
and GNVQ Spanish, as I was deprived of learning Spanish at Esher High
School, for the reason that I didn’t like learning French. I hope to
pass all of these qualifications at C+. As soon as I’m 17 I want to
learn to drive, within two months of my seventeenth birthday I plan to
be on the road with a full driving license, and have my own Vauxhall
Corsa as my set of wheels. Once I finish college my intentions are not
to go to university, as my feelings are that I don’t want to waste
another 3 years in education, when I can be earning money to fund
myself for my ambition.
Up to the age of 21 I shall still be living with my parents, but I
will be in full time work, doing an office job or something boring
like that. From the age of 21-22 I would like to do a bit of
travelling to some of my favourite cities and countries, such as,
Barbados, New York, the Maldives, the French Alps and Brazil. At age
of 23 I propose to set up my dream career of being a Commercial
Airline Pilot, by either obtaining sponsorship from British Airways,
or more likely, funding myself (My Parents) for the full £65,000 fee,
of getting myself trained to be an airline Pilot by Oxford aviation.
By the age of 25 I want to have passed my training at Oxford Aviation,
and hopefully would’ve set up my career in the Pilots industry, by
coming up " I might find my way onto the next honours list. Just a
• make satisfactory academic progress (successfully complete courses with grade of A, B, C, D or P at least 66% of the hours attempted each term with a cumulative GPA of 2.0 or above.)
As a child I attended a local air show with my father and came away smitten with aircraft, and the idea of someday being a pilot. The idea of joining the Air Force, which would give me the opportunity to serve in the military while at the same time following my dream of flying airplanes, suited me perfectly. The prospect of a free college education made the idea even better! Throughout high school I devoted my efforts in and out of school to achieving this goal. My pursuit paid off with an appointment to the U.S. Air Force Academy’s Class of 2004.
Now that I am of age and gain a little bit of knowledge of aviation by taking this class I am completely positive that I want to become a pilot. I want to experience the thrill of flying around the world and also flying people there so they experience the same thing as me. I didn’t know much about aviation until this class and now I see I there is still a lot more to learn. I have just scratched the service. With hard work and dedication I believe this goal of mine will be obtain and conquered. Achieving this goal will complete my, “Intrinsic Motivations” of personal, making a difference in the world and satisfaction of doing a good job. Not only do I have my “Intrinsic Motivations” completed but also my “Extrinsic Motivations” of showing my
Also, by the end of my first year my goal is to considered or close to an advanced
In the end, the American dream is not a fight or even a battle, but it's a one step to a person’s success. Our families don't always cross their homelands to America to the span of one generation, But for each of their generation to pass on to the next the fruits of their labor. This is story illustrates some characteristics about my personal experience being an immigrant with my living with my parent. Most immigrants moved to the United states mainly to achieve their goals and to have a better life. From the story, Amy Tan who was a daughter of a Chinese immigrant who migrated to the United believing that she can be anything wanted to be in America. Most immigrant or even people living outside the United states believe share that same ideas
I have always been a straight A student, so my number one academic goal is to maintain that streak all though college. Another goal of mine is to finish my core classes early so I can have a bump free senior year. By taking Dual credit and classes throughout the summer I can reduce my workload later on in the future. A third major goal of mine is to be accepted into the Andy Dekaney National Honors Society. As an active member of the NHS I can become more outgoing and have a chance to give back to the
subjects I have studied for, I feel I am well prepared to finish what I started and earn a degree in
Before I graduate, I need to be more mentally calibrated with math and computers. I also want to research other colleges besides Oklahoma state. There would be no point in this, however, if I didn’t keep my grades up. My philosophy is simple:grades before socialization. Although I’m familiar with the physics of flying, I would definitely like to get more familiarity for aircraft. Life is hard, so work
...ations well. I have also participated in the Midlands Business Enterprise challenge, which me along will 5 other student, had won and come second in the national finals. Our business was based on the importance of recycling and how we can improve and promote the issue in public. My team working skills were significantly enhanced, along with my ability to communicate and contribute my ideas to a team of people. Consequently I feel a much more able public speaker and willingly to take part in class debates and various school presentations. Which I feel will be important factors that will give me an advantage while being a chemical engineer. My A level studies have given me the grounding that I need to study chemical engineering and I aspire to have an impact on the environment and ensure sustainability for future generations through the study of chemical engineering.
As our society today we just don’t seek eye to eye on religion views, marriage arrangements, how to manage our families or dating, but after doing research on different views and outlook pertaining to dating and marriages, India and the United States are an prime examples comparing ideas on courtship, romances, marriage, and divorce seem to be more practical, better for the individuals involved, or for the better society to which the couples belongs.
Throughout my past schools years, I have been the type of student who not only wants but needs, an A. As I am working towards applying to prestigious universities I am working for the best grades I can
Fifteen years ago, I proudly walked across the stage at Milwaukee Trade & Techincal High School, having victoriously earned my High School Diploma. At that time, I was only naively aware of the road that lied ahead. I would soon begin the pursuit of a degree in Computer Science at Marquette University, but my first semester would be interrupted by legal troubles and further hindered by the untimely realization that I’d prefer not to spend the rest of my life “alone in a room,” performing what I had begun to perceive as the tedious and antisocial task of computer programming.
Living with your parents is similar to living in a royal palace; you will enjoy the luxuries of an elegant house, clean laundry, and a slightly bigger budget, but you will also have to defer to the king and queen of the realm. You will quickly discover that if your sovereigns aren’t happy, neither are you.
An average “B” student is going to have a much harder time getting into a good