Have you ever been terrified of the thought that you'd be performing or speaking in front of ten people or to your class, or even the whole school? I defiantly have! When I joined the step team, all of that changed. I use to be this shy teenager who never wanted to be noticed. Now, i'm always wanting to be seen and stand out. Joining the team boosted my confidence as a person and performer.…
Please summarize the reasons that you are applying for this program, what you hope to gain by participating in SSRP, and how it fits into your future educational and career objectives. Please be sure to indicate general or specific areas of scientific research that you may want to pursue in our program and why those areas are of particular interest to you.…
This paper introduces you to my world. It explains my professional goals, including why I am pursuing my Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN). This paper addresses my current role as a registered nurse (RN) at St Mary’s hospital on the Neuro Trauma Intensive Care Unit (NTICU). I will explain how I got where I am today. I will inform you of my understanding of importance of integrity. I will express my importance of how ethics play a role in my life and how Fowler (2010) broadened my understanding of ethics. Lastly, I will cover why professional writing and communication is so important to the profession of nursing.…
Thank you for taking the time to read my personal statement. I am fully confident that I have the ability to pursue my education at McGill in the Faculty of Law School. This opportunity will not only…
In my high school career I had attended a total of two high schools, both very different and both very important in helping me see the world the way that I do today.…
Learning from my parent's difficult circumstances with English and my baby brother's experience with pneumonia, I am motivated to get a college education to become a pediatrician.…
I am currently in Year eleven at Carr Manor Community School and I have attended since 2010. In school I am now studying hard for my GCSE exams from May until July next year. I am a hardworking, independent individual that is very driven towards reaching her goals. I would like to follow the career path of midwifery and to do this I need to study double Health and Social care, Biology and English.…
When I was eleven years old I was diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder. I had a hard time coping with the changes in my mood. Part of my healing process consisted of trying many different medications, therapies, and developing the desire to heal. During this time, friends I had for many years pushed me away, and although I felt alone and confused at times, I came out thriving. Bipolar Disorder is a mood disorder thought to be caused by chemical imbalances in the brain that can result in extreme swings in mood—from manic highs to depressive lows. To be diagnosed with bipolar disorder, you must have experienced a high period (mania). Bipolar mania is described as an “extreme high,” or feeling unusually great. Most people with bipolar disorder when ill or when symptomatic experience more lows than highs. Unfortunately, the lows I experienced were so extreme that the friends I thought would be by my side through anything chose to follow other kids and use my disorder to bully me creating deeper depression. Initially, I felt stigmatized by my diagnosis. Most people I encountered either didn’t know what bipolar was or how to interact with someone suffering with the disorder. Teachers, peers, and family members had a hard time knowing what to say or how to act around me. I started to feel like I was no longer my own person but just one big disaster and my mood swings became even more extreme as a result. Eventually, I grew tired of feeling sorry for myself and began my quest for the right medication, vitamins, nutrition, psychological and spiritual health and wellbeing. I found my inner strength and courage. I put my energy into school, new friendships and family and started…
A friend recently told me “Don’t let the things you can’t control, control you”. I realized how much this small piece of advice relates to my life as an African American woman. I can’t control the fact that I don’t live with- or even know- my father. I can’t control how society perceives people of color. But I control what I do. I have discovered that I embody the ability to beat the odds given to a black, fatherless girl. I can be who I want to be with hard work and determination.…
Academically, I have always been very determined to achieve the best that I can possibly can and In my younger years, at primary school, my difficulties with maths meant I began to develop a sense of perseverance and determination that helped me to completely overcome the cloud of confusion surrounding the topic and I am proud to say, I still carry this with me and apply it to everything I do.…
I would really appreciate a letter of recommendation from you because having spent all four years of high school learning French, I think it would really show universities my determination and willingness to learn and grow on a certain subject. I also plan to continue learning French in college and a letter from you would show how serious I am about continuing my education.…
I am ready to start a new chapter in my life and to take the next step to becoming a Registered Nurse. I have worked for the NHS for over 3 years now, and have been a Health Care Assistant for 16 months. Prior to this I worked as an Ambulance Care Assistant for East Midlands Ambulance Service. I have had experience in patient care from washing, bathing, monitoring vital signs, and working both in the community and in a hospital setting. Working as part of a multi-disciplinary team has helped me effectively care for my patients and developed my communication skills in working with other NHS professionals. One of the most satisfying parts of my job now, and in my previous role is the direct patient contact. Developing trusting relationships and listening to them is very rewarding and helps me to get to know my patients, show empathy and maintain their dignity. I am used to shift working, working 7 days a week with various shift patterns, so this side of the role will not faze me.…
Education is of great value to me and I take it very seriously. To be given the opportunity to study further is of great importance to me and I intend to go as far as I possibly can with it. Attending UCONN School of Social Work seems like the best choice for me. I was impressed by the breadth of concentrations offered, and I absolutely love the idea of being able to complete my degree where I attended as an Undergraduate student. By attending UCONN, I hope to broaden and deepen my knowledge in Social Work. Here I will be able to achieve one of my major educational goals which is obtaining my Graduate degree.…
I am personal. This is a statement that is very personal. If you see this, you are looking at my personal statement. How dare you do such a thing! I do not think you should look at someone else's personal statement, unless you have his or her permission. However, you are looking at my personal statement now, and obviously I did not give you permission to do so. It is unforgivable. Nevertheless, I forgive you all for looking at my personal statement. After all, this statement is not very personal at all. At least, I get to say whatever I want to say. Peace.…
I, Muhammad Saad Iftikhar, have completed my undergraduate degree in Telecommunications Engineering from NUCES (National University of Computer and Emerging Sciences), one of the highly ranked universities in my country. My previous education consists of Matric and F.S.c from I.M.C.B I-10/1 and I.M.C.B G-10/4 Islamabad. My school and college played a vital role in grooming and polishing my personality, making me a gentleman and preparing me for a successful life.…