College Admissions Essay: Why I Loved My Life

If you are fortunate enough to know exactly what you want to do with your life then go for it! Don’t look back and give it your all. However, most people have no idea what they want to do with the rest of their lives. I thought I had it all figured out. I was always so passionate about fashion; I loved it. Especially my senior year of high school because I was taking a college level fashion business course. I put all my time and effect into that class. Even when I got to FIT I still loved it. Although, it was a lot of work and I lost a lot of sleep I didn’t mind it because it was what I loved. You are suppose to sacrifice things to get to where you want to be. However, my sophomore year of college I took this class called Career Planning. …show more content…
You could tell she genuinely cared about the class and our lives. She didn’t teach by the book and she had us reflect a lot on ourselves. Not teaching by the book I think is the best way to teach. Constantly, things are changing and evolving and people cannot make new editions to textbooks that quickly. I personally think relating the subject to real life situations is the best thing to do. In addition, it gives students real life examples. Although, Career Planning is a lot of reflecting on yourself, I think more classes should do this. Reflecting on what you think is great because everyone has a different opinion and someone else’s opinion could positively affect …show more content…
I truly think about where they started to where they are now. No path is straight or smooth and it is nice to know people who are successful didn’t have it easy either. There is always going to be obstacles and I have accepted that. However, listening to all these speakers talk about how they thought they wanted to do one thing and now they are doing the complete opposite gets me thinking. I have a few passions, so is fashion my main one? Does it over power my other passions? Or do I have a greater passion I have yet to