Describe why you believe this adventure will have a positive impact on you life and future. What do you hope to do after high school? It would be fun to got to a different country with friends, and help the turtles to live without the poachers. The volunteer hours should be helpful when applying for colleges and when doing job interviews because employers and colleges look for people who are active in the community. After high school I hope to go to college to be a conservation officer and to join the military.
2. Traveling out of the country with a group can be fun and at times, difficult. How well do you get along with others? In what ways would you contribute to the group? Would you have any problem taking instructions and/or discipline from the chaperones for eight days? Depending on the group of people I am usually a pretty social person, but sometimes I get …show more content…
Behavior and grades could be a big factor in the decision process. Describe your behavior and grades in school and in the past two years and so far this year. What personality trait do you have that could be considered a problem on this trip (be honest)? What do you plan on doing to correct these behaviors? What are your good behaviors that would help the group?
Sometimes I get hyper and joke around a lot. Other times I will be there, but not say much. I have really good grades. So far this year has been my best year ever. Ever since eight grade my grades have been getting better every year. If someone wasn't in the mood for joking around occasionally that could be a problem. Or sometimes I could be the person not wanting to put up with jokes. Not talk to people if I a, irritated with them, and try to understand where they are coming from. I am good at helping people and I am responsible.
5. If you are selected, what part of the trip do you most look forward to? What do you think might be some difficulties that you will encounter? How do you plan on coping with those
2. Traveling out of the country with a group can be fun and at times, difficult. How well do you get along with others? In what ways would you contribute to the group? Would you have any problem taking instructions and/or discipline from the chaperones for eight days? Depending on the group of people I am usually a pretty social person, but sometimes I get …show more content…
Behavior and grades could be a big factor in the decision process. Describe your behavior and grades in school and in the past two years and so far this year. What personality trait do you have that could be considered a problem on this trip (be honest)? What do you plan on doing to correct these behaviors? What are your good behaviors that would help the group?
Sometimes I get hyper and joke around a lot. Other times I will be there, but not say much. I have really good grades. So far this year has been my best year ever. Ever since eight grade my grades have been getting better every year. If someone wasn't in the mood for joking around occasionally that could be a problem. Or sometimes I could be the person not wanting to put up with jokes. Not talk to people if I a, irritated with them, and try to understand where they are coming from. I am good at helping people and I am responsible.
5. If you are selected, what part of the trip do you most look forward to? What do you think might be some difficulties that you will encounter? How do you plan on coping with those