My Education Goals Essay

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My education goal is to further improve my art skills and I will love it if Haskell will grant me the honor of helping me improving my skills to that level. For example, to bring a dependable and willing to learn outlook to my future, as well as, learning a new skill to improve myself and employment skills. Provide an opportunity for myself to remain headstrong while going into college. I am a visual learner as well as a hands-on person when learning new skills and new things as I grow. What I need, are the basics to help and develop my skills properly in art. Throughout my school years I had a hard time communicating with my teachers, which laid to me failing mostly my literature classes. I also believe Haskell can help me overcome these …show more content…

While at the same time having fun learning to further my readings, improving my art skills, to figure out my calling to do better and have a career in the future. In conclusion to being able to draw from memory and have the ability to write an essay as easily as drawing, while making new friends while learning and being able to draw from my imagination while being able to draw out my imagination on paper, to once again learn my basic like math, English and science. I wish to strive toward to the strongest level of accomplishments, the willingness to acquire the knowledge and skills, the ability to work successfully with others, and to honor and promote myself into a higher accomplishment. My vision is nothing but a dream. But, my goal is a task for me to exceed. I can move quickly and forcibly against any problems in an effort to find a solution; if I can’t find a solution immediately? I can change. I can adapt. I would love to give myself new and valuable experience; while staying at Haskell. However, I would to see myself accomplish something higher in my

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