Growing up I have always had a passion for planning. I used to play games with my younger sister where we would sit and draw up plans for how we would design our bedroom. Coordinating events with an emphasis in weddings has always been my dream job. Weddings mark an important stage in one’s lives. And I want to be the person people think, to make their magical day come to life.
During my high school career, I enrolled in a dual credit program where I took college courses at the College of Southern Nevada and at Great Basin College. I graduated with over 56 credits and have a sophomore status at UNLV. I plan to graduate in the spring of 2017 with my Bachelor’s degree. Although, I struggle with my courses at times and don’t have a 4.0 grade point average; school has always been a priority for me. This is why I chose UNLV so that I can explore and experience new things and expand my diversified ideas. I believe the …show more content…
Growing up a Latina I feel very connected to my Spanish roots. Both my parents are from Nicaragua and they have raised me to me proud of my ancestry. I am extremely proud of my roots and I dearly love the country that birthed my parents. However, I would love to expand my awareness and learn about the culture of others. I have always been fascinated my people’s culture, tradition, history, art, music, architecture, etc... I don’t want to limit myself with just my academics. I would like my college experience to be about learning new things and simply finding myself through new adventures. I want to discover new things and new people and find a deeper meaning in traveling. UNLV is a school that is known for its diversity. As a student here I admit that I have always felt welcomed but I have yet to find my place. I’ve effortlessly tried new things around campus hoping to find where I belong. I believe this experience will not only increase my involvement; but also help me in finding where I
During my high school career, I enrolled in a dual credit program where I took college courses at the College of Southern Nevada and at Great Basin College. I graduated with over 56 credits and have a sophomore status at UNLV. I plan to graduate in the spring of 2017 with my Bachelor’s degree. Although, I struggle with my courses at times and don’t have a 4.0 grade point average; school has always been a priority for me. This is why I chose UNLV so that I can explore and experience new things and expand my diversified ideas. I believe the …show more content…
Growing up a Latina I feel very connected to my Spanish roots. Both my parents are from Nicaragua and they have raised me to me proud of my ancestry. I am extremely proud of my roots and I dearly love the country that birthed my parents. However, I would love to expand my awareness and learn about the culture of others. I have always been fascinated my people’s culture, tradition, history, art, music, architecture, etc... I don’t want to limit myself with just my academics. I would like my college experience to be about learning new things and simply finding myself through new adventures. I want to discover new things and new people and find a deeper meaning in traveling. UNLV is a school that is known for its diversity. As a student here I admit that I have always felt welcomed but I have yet to find my place. I’ve effortlessly tried new things around campus hoping to find where I belong. I believe this experience will not only increase my involvement; but also help me in finding where I