My Goals: My Accumulative G. P. A.

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Everyone has goals they want to achieve. Everyone also knows it takes hard work and time to achieve them. I have two goals; I have a personal goal and academic goal. My personal goal is to get a scholarship for college. My academic goal is to get at least a 3.5 G.P.A as my accumulative G.P.A. If I get my G.P.A goal it may lead me to get more scholarships. To begin with, my personal goal to get a scholarship for college is very crucial. To get my scholarship to colleges I will first have to start applying. I am still looking for the college I truly want to go to but, I'd say my dream college is Columbia. I have to search for scholarships online and be prepared to write an essay for it. Getting a scholarship for the arts requires me to show

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