Throughout my education I’ve had to face various difficult hardships which is a constant reminder of how hard I need to work to succeed. Dealing with these hardships has fueled me to stay on the road to success. Receiving a Bachelors Degree for the first time in my family’s history, learning the skill of Communication in which I’m most passionate about, and being apart of a tight niche Community inside and outside of the classroom are all stepping stones toward my success. When there is passion behind the work I do, it fuels me to work for the change I believe is possible.
My Mother raised three children on her own, dedicating most of her time to the care of my younger brother who was diagnosed with brain damage after suffering a seizure. Years later, my Mother was diagnosed with breast …show more content…
I grew up very independently, teaching myself how to do things on my own such as tie my shoes, ride a bicycle, and seeking out hobbies which allowed me to express my spirited personality. I joined a cultural club at College of Alameda where I was surrounded by a diverse and brilliant group of people. They showed me the importance of expressing who you are and what you believe in openly. It really stuck with me that I wanted to keep improving that aspect of my life. Since I was young I dreamt of finding a career where I was able to express myself through the power of words and use my creativity as an