My major, Political Science, is esteemed at UC Santa Barbara for the amazing quantitative and qualitative research as well as normative theory. My degree will have a concentration of American Politics. This concentration examines a wide variation of aspects of political life including; political institutions, public policy, racial and ethnic politics, gender and politics, electoral behavior, political parties, environmental politics, political economy of the United States, Public opinion and political behavior, and media and political education. I feel that my work in this major has made me a more proficient writer, reader and critical thinker. The content of the Political Science classes is not only engaging but directly applicable to my everyday life and future. I am now armed …show more content…
History of Public Policy majors are expected to have a strong competence in a foreign language, statistics, computer operations, research, and writing. This major gives me a world wide scope of current and historical issues. With this knowledge I hope to carve a place in history for the future. Overall, a degree in Political Science and History of Public Policy will create a very well rounded education that I can apply to any career path in the future. The strong alumni network and research opportunities at UC Santa Barbara will create endless connections to the Political Science and History Public Policy communities. I have high hopes of being selected to write a Political Science honors thesis. This is a three quarter class in which I would work directly with a professor to explore a research topic of my choosing. This would give me the ability to delve deeper into my studies and hone my research and writing skills. I have aspirations of attending law school following my graduation at UC Santa Barbara. My double major will provide me a strong base knowledge of the material that I will utilize in law school. I hope to one day practice law and work for the needs of the disabled
I aspire to become a leader in my family and community inspiring those around me to maximize life to its fullest potential. To use my God given gifts and talents to apply the principles necessary, to make a significant difference in the lives of others. To live a balanced life challenging myself intellectually as well as allowing time for my mind to rest and do things I enjoy. To look at life through a child’s eyes, not being distressed about the past or worrying about the future. All the while dancing like nobody’s watching.
My only life time ambition I have for myself is to be able to help each and every individual who comes my way needing help, becoming a social worker, a foster mom, and to adopt a child with Down Sydrome. I know and understand that my dreams might be a bit over my head for the average person, but I will accomplish them. At the end of my life when I am old, have gray hair, and my eye sight is even worse that it is now, I want to look back at my life knowing I was able to help everyone I possibly could.
As a political science major Washington DC or something related to it usually comes out in classes. It has been a personal dream to go visit, but it has become a recent aspiration to go and work there. In any field, it can be difficult to get a job to jumpstart one’s career. The “real world” is known as after college for most people. For the post college reality, I have been trying to make it as painless as possible, but at the same time have it reach its full potential success wise.
I am a transfer student. This is my first year at California State University, Long Beach. My major is Human Development and minor Social Worker. This major has many categories because each professor has assigned him or her students to cooperate by volunteer or intern to get involve themselves future career.
We all have aspirations in life that we want to achieve and although everyone’s goals in life may be different we all want to end up with the same thing, a life we are proud of. For me, a life I would be proud of consists of many factors such as having a family, a job I love, and being able to achieve all my dreams and not have any regrets. Henry David Thoreau once said,“If one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams, and endeavors to live the life which he has imagined, he will meet with a success unexpected in common hours”. Finding a major that I will end up loving for the rest of my life is one of my many dreams and because of all my research I am one step closer to achieving it.
My ultimate vision is to help mothers put their lives back together after setbacks, institutions and incarcerations; to have a home they can live
I’m a student at Tompkins Cortland Community College this is my first semester as a college student. I plan to go to college for four years and only be at TC3 for this one semester, then transfer to a four year school. College has grown around the world more than ever and more people are attending college more than ever. I have chosen to go to college because of the rewards after graduation. Yes it is another four years of school but by getting more education and an extended degree gives me more opportunities for better jobs and more money. The career I have chosen to study is business administration. I am hoping that it takes me to a great job managing a company or possibly being an accountant.
Currently majoring in government, I look back on my past and work towards building a better future. Aspiring to attend law school in order to become a attorney, aiding those who can't fend for themselves, and acquiring skills to help strengthen the economy through government affairs are the many reasons that I chose government as my major.
I am taking it one stride at a time. My short term goal is to have a brilliant finish with my Master’s degree in Forensic Psychology at Walden University. My next step is to continue with my doctorate level with specialization
Of course, this starts with the classes that I choose to enroll in at Northeastern. If I were to receive a Bachelor’s degree in the field of International Affairs with Latin American studies concentration I would have to take several required classes as well as electives, which would fit y topical track. Requirements for this track include Spanish Language, Latino, Latin America, and Caribbean Studies, comparative politics, international conflict and negotiations, The World Since 1945, Peoples and Cultures, Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, and Globalization and International Affairs. However, while these are mandatory for the major, there are also many elective options that I believe to be useful and necessary for my career choice. I would include government and politics in Latin America, The Black experience in the Caribbean, Modern Latin America, and Cuban history through film.
I want to be an advocate for justice and help the nation live up to such Constitutional principles as “all men are created
of my current career goals as of right now. My current goal is to become some type of mental
If I had a nickel for everytime an adult asked me what I wanted to do for the rest of my life; needless to say I would not be worried about a thing. Teens tend to get easily frustrated with this question, but we never realize the importance of it. The truth is, we too ask ourselves this question and for whatever reason, maybe it's our youth or our short attention spans, we can not even give ourselves an answer. A couple years ago, I was this such teen. I was backed into a corner; my grandparents had just asked me this infamous question. For once, I actually thought about it and I spouted out, "Well, Pop Pop... Mamaw, I am going to be a poltician." I was the cause for many "jaw-droppings" that day, but I felt too excited to worry with that. I finally knew what I wanted to be, and oh, how I wanted to be a poltician so badly. For a teen, I guess it is rather odd that I chose this career, but there are many reasons that transformed a twelve year old, who still stubbornly believed in leprechauns, into the passionate young woman, whom I know today.
I am Fasiha Abdul Rehman, holding a professional degree of Doctor of Pharmacy at 23 years of age; with a deeper interest in contributing to the understanding of diabetes and cardiovascular diseases and unveiling new information for medical advancement and betterment of mankind and I envisage Masters as crucial step in this direction.
In the 21st century, you need to be a good communicator that collaborates with good written expression and a lot of creativity. Moreover, our society is quite diverse where you would eventually work with different people from different cultures or nationalities. Therefore, in my opinion, sociology majors is quite the right choice to develop all those skills and help drive you into a successful career. Sociology would help you engage and understand the globalising world better and give you the right way to contribute in world’s different problems. Such a major prepares you to become a very active member of the society with good knowledge about human behavior or social change.