Personal Narrative: A Career As A Speech Pathologist

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Throughout the four years, I have attended Cassville High School I have strived to be unlike anyone else. What sets me apart from any other student, from Cassville or from Barry County? I am the only student who has had the unique opportunities that I have had throughout high school. I have worked a part-time job, been involved in several extracurricular activities, volunteered, and taken care of my father all while maintaining my GPA of 3.95. Throughout my high school career, I had the opportunity to be a part of the Teach and Train Practicum Program. This program allowed me to shadow my school's speech pathologist, one hour each school day. This amazing opportunity allowed me to see that the Communications Disorders major was for me. Each

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