To be successful, to be intelligent, to be a change. Those are the three main reasons I want to attend college. In this day and age, many jobs require a higher level of education to be able to work. Those jobs that don’t require a degree, depend upon more manual labor, backbreaking work and lower wages. I would rather remain in school longer, expand my knowledge, and get a career on everything I have learned, than go straight to the work field to earn less and do more. Radiology is the field that leaves me in awe. Radiologist need to know the human body as well as they know the back of their hand. Every time I visit a radiologist, whether it’s for me or someone else, I am bewildered on all the things going on. They have changed the medical
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McGannon would describe my role in leading. In cheer, the captain is considered the “best one” or “in charge”. The only reason for that is having to be the one that taught everyone else the cheers, and made sure they knew them before we cheered at a game. I thought of it more of as something I could do, rather than something that was impossible to receive. Even in our groups in class, I always end up being the one to show the rest of my group how to do the task. Many people think I am bossy when it comes to me doing everything, but if I can do something and know it well enough to teach it to someone else, I will do so, just so they won’t be confused. Throughout high school, I did my hardest to be involved and stay active with my school activities. Whenever there was an open chance, I would volunteer in what I could. With cheer, we did a lot of volunteering in our school and community with younger kids. The happiness was apparent in their faces whenever they would see us. The feeling of being a role model to all the kids, just because we were cheerleaders in uniform, is unexplainable. Even when we sat next to them, they felt as if they were on top of the world. It is crazy to think that something so simple for us, made such a big impact on someone
McGannon would describe my role in leading. In cheer, the captain is considered the “best one” or “in charge”. The only reason for that is having to be the one that taught everyone else the cheers, and made sure they knew them before we cheered at a game. I thought of it more of as something I could do, rather than something that was impossible to receive. Even in our groups in class, I always end up being the one to show the rest of my group how to do the task. Many people think I am bossy when it comes to me doing everything, but if I can do something and know it well enough to teach it to someone else, I will do so, just so they won’t be confused. Throughout high school, I did my hardest to be involved and stay active with my school activities. Whenever there was an open chance, I would volunteer in what I could. With cheer, we did a lot of volunteering in our school and community with younger kids. The happiness was apparent in their faces whenever they would see us. The feeling of being a role model to all the kids, just because we were cheerleaders in uniform, is unexplainable. Even when we sat next to them, they felt as if they were on top of the world. It is crazy to think that something so simple for us, made such a big impact on someone