Lifelong Learning: Personal Fulfillment, Active Citizenship, Success in College and Career
The number one reason I want to attend Ball State University is to follow the leading of the Holy Spirit to become a Registered Dietician with a concentration in data analysis and research to aid in finding a cure for Autism, Alzheimer’s disease, and diabetes. The one of the two areas which has had the greatest impact on my life both personally and academically was when I was thirty-five. I was introduced to vision therapy for previous vision related issues. Vision therapy was the key to open the door to postsecondary education. After one year of vision therapy, I could read chapter books for the first time without falling asleep. My vision improved immensely as well as my confidence and self-worth. Secondly, when I was forty-five, my older sister graduated from nursing school. As she walked across the stage to receive her diploma, I was deeply moved by her ability to overcome diversity in her own personal life and attain a lifelong goal: a degree in nursing. Although I was deeply moved by the …show more content…
In addition, Ball State University offers a quality education to fit my family and work schedules. For example, classes are scheduled within the parameters of traditional classrooms with a professor or on-line. Moreover, Ball State Honors College will develop leadership skills that will enhance learning both inside the classroom and in the community. By transferring, Ball State’s Honor College will act as a catalyst to engage me on the career path as a Registered Dietician. Furthermore, once the decision to attend Ball State University, there will be no looking back. Pursuing an education through Ball State University will be the key to unlocking the door to a promising career and
The number one reason I want to attend Ball State University is to follow the leading of the Holy Spirit to become a Registered Dietician with a concentration in data analysis and research to aid in finding a cure for Autism, Alzheimer’s disease, and diabetes. The one of the two areas which has had the greatest impact on my life both personally and academically was when I was thirty-five. I was introduced to vision therapy for previous vision related issues. Vision therapy was the key to open the door to postsecondary education. After one year of vision therapy, I could read chapter books for the first time without falling asleep. My vision improved immensely as well as my confidence and self-worth. Secondly, when I was forty-five, my older sister graduated from nursing school. As she walked across the stage to receive her diploma, I was deeply moved by her ability to overcome diversity in her own personal life and attain a lifelong goal: a degree in nursing. Although I was deeply moved by the …show more content…
In addition, Ball State University offers a quality education to fit my family and work schedules. For example, classes are scheduled within the parameters of traditional classrooms with a professor or on-line. Moreover, Ball State Honors College will develop leadership skills that will enhance learning both inside the classroom and in the community. By transferring, Ball State’s Honor College will act as a catalyst to engage me on the career path as a Registered Dietician. Furthermore, once the decision to attend Ball State University, there will be no looking back. Pursuing an education through Ball State University will be the key to unlocking the door to a promising career and