Dual Credit Student Analysis
Nelson Mandela once stated, “Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world.” Throughout High school, I have worked vigorously towards not only attaining the best tutelage but to also endure as Valedictorian of my class for the previous four years. Likewise, for the past two years I have also been a dual credit student through McLennan Community College. Being a part of this program has been extremely beneficial for many reasons. One of which is that it has allowed me to receive an entire year advancement on my college education. Another benefit of my enrollment in dual credit is that unlike other students looking to attend a university I already know what to expect and the best way to succeed in college. Moreover,
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They had a particularly unfortunate upbringing that stripped them of having even the slightest of opportunities that I partake in today. For example, my father did not even finish grade school in Mexico due to the extreme circumstances his family faced. At the time it was more important for him to acquire a job and support his family than continue his education. In spite of the fact that both my parents illegally immigrated to this country 40 years ago, leaving behind their family, home and belongings in search of a better life for themselves and their children. They still worked tirelessly so I could receive the best education possible and have everything I needed to do …show more content…
If I were to receive this award it would immensely aid me in beginning my one-year enrollment at McLennan Community College, where I plan to work toward earning credits that are transferable to the University of Texas, McCombs School of Business. Once I have enrolled at McCombs School of Business I intend to achieve a bachelor’s in International Business and a Master’s in Technology Commercialization. Subsequently from graduating business school with honors, I will go on to achieve my law degree. My ultimate goal is to be a successful lawyer that takes on more pro-bono cases than anyone in my firm. I truly appreciate your consideration for The Brazos Education Foundation scholarship and hope that you will help me in achieving my educational goals in being a first generation college
They had a particularly unfortunate upbringing that stripped them of having even the slightest of opportunities that I partake in today. For example, my father did not even finish grade school in Mexico due to the extreme circumstances his family faced. At the time it was more important for him to acquire a job and support his family than continue his education. In spite of the fact that both my parents illegally immigrated to this country 40 years ago, leaving behind their family, home and belongings in search of a better life for themselves and their children. They still worked tirelessly so I could receive the best education possible and have everything I needed to do …show more content…
If I were to receive this award it would immensely aid me in beginning my one-year enrollment at McLennan Community College, where I plan to work toward earning credits that are transferable to the University of Texas, McCombs School of Business. Once I have enrolled at McCombs School of Business I intend to achieve a bachelor’s in International Business and a Master’s in Technology Commercialization. Subsequently from graduating business school with honors, I will go on to achieve my law degree. My ultimate goal is to be a successful lawyer that takes on more pro-bono cases than anyone in my firm. I truly appreciate your consideration for The Brazos Education Foundation scholarship and hope that you will help me in achieving my educational goals in being a first generation college