Young Latin American woman of Mexican descent with a curvaceous physique. Full time college student, studying Communications. I would describe myself as a fun, sweet, and easy going girl. I am bilingual in Spanish. Born and raised in the city of Los Angeles in California.…
I would describe my personality as approachable, light hearted, and positive. I believe that, if asked, my colleagues and supervisor would say the same about me. I have worked with diverse groups of people most of my career, including my time in University. I am most comfortable, and happy, in this type of environment because it offers me unique learning opportunities. I have found, in the past, that I work well in an individually driven environment; however, I can certainly be productive in a team based setting as well.…
I was born in Cartagena, Colombia. Four years ago, I moved to Florida with the purpose to achieve a superior education. The change from one culture to another has been made a significant event in my life. Despite the language barrier and that I am a first-generation college student, I almost finished my Associate of Arts with a moderate-high grade point average. My goal is to learn the language well and be a chemical engineer.…
Brown is a place where students have the freedom to grow, learn about themselves, and enjoy life. In all my years of school there was always someone looking over my shoulder, interjecting their opinions, or spoonfeeding me the answers. I want my college education to be my own. Taking ownership of my education is a large responsibility, but I am mature enough to handle the challenge. The collaborative atmosphere of Brown, where students work with, instead of against, one another, will give me the guidance and support I need to figure out the best educational path for myself.…
College for me was an unreachable goal that I had set my eyes on upon graduating from high school. Since I could remember I had was diagnosed with a learning disabilities. With theses disabilities colleges would be a hard road; nevertheless, I want to attend school. Starting in community college I worked long hard hours trying to grasps the high speed learning environment. Many times in college with disabilities, i would ask myself if it even worth it, many they were right to give up this goal.…
Life's a journey worth taking the unbeaten path. That is why, despite looking up to my loving parents and having the utmost respect for them, I have taken a different road than they did. However, undergoing any challenge without their guiding experience can certainly prove to be an undertaking. I, a first generation college student, am the pioneer of higher education for my family. Though I join many others in lunging out into the world for the first time, I am doing so without having a father or mother to tell me how to tackle the college experience.…
Have you ever just thought about how you would take college life? Today a class had to read an article on preparing for college. The transition to college life, dorm life, can be awfully difficult at times. But once one's use to the dorm life he/ she will not have to worry anymore. On a college campus, all individuals are held responsible for their own actions.…
My college life started in the summer of 2012, all of my hopes and ambitions were suspended in mid air. The apogee of the first year of my college life in spite of facing the stigma of my age group; was that of the support I received from the instructors in helpimh making my career goals obtainable. During the second semester of my third year of college I started losing my passion. I changed my major from Anthropology to Criminal Justice and tried to keep going. However; needing to take a step back.…
Several challenges occurred during my college career. I worked throughout the majority of my education to pay for books and tuition. My parents helped with the costs of attending college as well as supporting me when my studies became difficult. The experience of being the first in my family to work towards a bachelors degree meant a lack of guidance and advice. I sought out the advice of an adviser who I have been working with for the past three years.…
I’m a freshman majoring in communication (ERM) and my minor is going to be business the first time. I realized that I wanted to be a communications major was during my first year as a freshman of high school while taking my English class. I was working on a project where we needed to improve a product. Doing this project helped me realize how satisfying it was to do a research on product and, i find a creative way to make it better, and model my idea into a prototype. My choice to pursue communication was made clear during my junior year in my art class my art teacher told me what i wanted to pursue in college and i told i always loved to draw and make music she told i should major in entertainment and recording.…
What three words would you use to describe yourself? I am passionate, loving, and quiet. I am passionate to help out others because it is what keeps me at peace. I am also naturally quiet and reserved. I tend to keep my thoughts to myself.…
People oriented, creative, and highly optimistic: the Jungian definition of my personality describes me rather well. I have not always been so extroverted but I have always been creative and optimistic. Throughout this unit I have been reminded of how I have changed over the last few years, how I have grown it to a person that I didn’t necessarily intend to be but am happy with. I think this makes me unique. Not that I have changed my mind a lot but that I have strategically altered my path in a certain direction in order to find happiness in all aspects of my life.…
Knowing that I was going to college was a life-changing experience for me, and being the first in my family to attend college was very stressing. I was excited to move away from home and try to be as independent as possible and continue my education. I felt very nervous leaving home, because my parents are very strict on me, and how I was going to fit-in into this new experience. The night before move-in I was so nervous, all my things were packed and I was still worrying if I forget something how will I get it back.…
My website results gave me that I was “The Logistician.” I am the ISTJ personality which stands for Introvert, Sensing, Thinking, and Judging. My results said that I was 51 percent introvert, 51 percent sensing, 72 percent thinking, and 51 percent judging. I am on the line of being other personalities, seeing that three of my results were 51 percent. I think that it is true, though, I am introverted around other people that I don’t know…
Personalities come in every single shape and size, my personality is very spunky, crazy, and daring. If I could describe myself in one word it would be outgoing. I am definitely not afraid to go up to people and introduce myself. I’m not even afraid to go do something silly in front of a stranger. I am a very strong girl who strides for very good grades.…