I have always believed that happiness is not about what what you have; it is what you can give. Keeping this in mind every day, I strive to volunteer whenever the opportunity arises. By being active in the community, one can learn the importance of love, friendship, and gratefulness. Throughout my life, I have been a part of many organizations that have presented the opportunity to give back. Through volunteering, I have had the chance to impact to countless lives in the community.…
As summer started to end I was asked frequently: “Are you ready for college?” During my break I could not get over the fact that I have just graduated high school and now I am off to Cal State San Marcos. Summer seemed like a flash and college was creeping behind my shoulders. During the last miserable two weeks all I could imagine was that my hope and dreams were going to be trampled by my fears. When I applied to San Marcos I was full of optimism, not knowing that college would be harder than expected.…
I can volunteer for communities in need. To look at communities that need help. Volunteering can help encourage me to the public benefits. To plan for the future things that will change the community to make it better. That i can find a cause that i think is a worthy cause to fight for.…
I vigorously pursued physical therapy as a career by immersing myself in the field and found myself falling in love with the study more than anything I have ever learned in my life. Furthermore, each new discovery has laid out a foundation for the goals I want to accomplish and bring forth into this world; to achieve my aspirations I honed my skills by volunteering and working in the field. Consequently, each new experience has reaffirmed my path and interest in pursuing physical therapy. Overall, I can see myself in the future in a life-long commitment to physical therapy.…
The specific actions I would take in order to meet this expectation is to contact organization that interest me and ask if they take volunteers. Also, find out if can fit into my schedule. Research and check around the community to see what projects I can do and join. I would devote my time every week to the community service and not give up. There are many reasons why giving back to the community is important.…
As I entered my first day of senior year in high school, I could not help but imagine what my life would be like in just a year’s time. After visiting a few colleges over the summer and planning trips to visit one or two more in the coming weeks, I thought I had a general idea of where I would end up. However, I made sure to keep my options and possibilities open. Since I really did not have much idea as to what I wanted to major in, I saw attending college as an opportunity for growth.…
Aaron Ozan 01/12/17 6th Silva Volunteers are like policemen or doctors, they help people and that's what volunteers like to do. Volunteers are like policemen because they both choose their life path to be spent helping others and wanting nothing in return. Volunteering is important because it is good for your health, it improves the community, and it brings people together.…
As Lorde sings in her song Royals, money is being spent on jet planes, islands, [and] tigers on a gold leash.” There are millions of people starving in this world. There are millions of homeless people in this world. There are children who would do anything for an actual toy, for an education, and even just a new pair of shoes. In our community there are also people who are starving, homeless, and poor.…
Without a doubt, international students will encounter many cultural differences. Class work standards may be different from your home country, and classroom etiquette may differ quite a bit, than what you are used to. These cultural differences may, in some cases, affect or interfere with studies. Although college is challenging, I am going to succeed by using advice from experts, by developing strategies, and by taking advantage of the benefits offered by my college.…
Volunteering is helping the people that are in need, or just wanting to volunteer just because that is something I want to do. If I were to volunteer, I would love to play a part in helping with the Salvation Army. Not only does give to people, it simply shows how to work together. I choose this particular opportunity because I would love to start my own business by giving to those who are in need, letting them know the meaning of giving, and telling them more about God.…
Companies have ups and downs with the changes in the economy and your employment status depends on the company’s stability. Being laid off is not the end of your career. Layoffs can happen at any point in your career and it typically occurs a result of a management failure. A layoff is not being fired. To be fired, there has to be a cause -- you did something to be fired.…
My journey to higher education began four years ago during my senior year of high school. Sitting in my guidance counselor’s small,-dimly lit office surrounded by filing cabinets, I knew I had a challenge ahead of me. I was there discussing what to do in order to get into college. Being the first in my family to pursue a college education, my work was well cut out for me. I had the grades, I had the work ethic, but I did not have the financial support.…
Throughout the duration of this course at Jefferson College, I have learned a lot about how to be and become an organized, engaged, and well-adjusted college student. The lessons of this class have provided me with valuable resources and information that will help me on my path to success in my college education. We have learned a diverse range of essential college basics, such as classroom etiquette, note-taking strategies, advice on overcoming common academic roadblocks like procrastination, and tutorials on how to effectively utilize campus resources such as the library. These tools given to us will make the transition from a high school to college environment a much smoother experience.…
Preparation for college began when I was in middle school. I strove to attain favorable grades in all of my classes and form valuable relationships with my superiors. When I entered high school I realized I had to step up my academic abilities in order to succeed, however, this was slightly more difficult than anticipated. After freshman year had passed and I was able to get a feel for what high school was like, I joined clubs and sports for the sake of keeping myself occupied with extra curricular activities. Joining JV swim team taught me how to manage my time so that I could achieve good grades while still being able to participate in a sport.…