My Personal Experience In My First Boy Scout

I went to my first Boy Scout meeting on a monday night when I was 13. I didn’t know anybody or anything about it other than that they often went camping. However, while at the meeting, I heard about a campout called Klondike coming up that weekend. My father and I didn’t have a lot of the necessary equipment for such a cold campout, but I insisted we make it happen anyways. That campout got so cold that my father and I woke up with frost all over the tent and a little bit on our faces. On top of the cold, it also rained heavily for a portion of the trip. From the outside looking in, it might seem as if this turned out to be a terrible first camping trip. However, this camping trip is still my favorite of all time. I learned so much about myself and the values I should live by at Klondike that I knew Boy Scouts was for me.

I plan to attend Louisiana State University and major in Petroleum Engineering. I chose this school because of the academic and financial opportunity. I received in state tuition through the academic common market program since there isn’t a college in Georgia with Petroleum Engineering. On top of receiving in state tuition, I also received a $60,000 scholarship because of my test scores and GPA. I chose to study Petroleum

Since a good bit of jobs in the Petroleum industry require frequent travel, I might try to settle done in a management position outside of the Petroleum industry when I start a family. I don’t want work to force me to miss important activities that my kids participate in. My father always made a point to attend all of my Football and Lacrosse games. He would attend even if he knew it would be a blowout or a long drive. I always appreciated his presence as he was always my biggest fan and supported me through it all. So, even if I have to take a pay cut, I will make sure that my job allows me to be an active father in my kid’s