I believe that kindness and compassion are like a domino sequence. Once a person does a nice thing to someone else, the next person will also try to do something nice, and a chain of good actions that will cross neighborhoods, cities maybe even travel around the globe. Since I was a kid nothing pleasures me more than helping others. I’ve always knew that I wanted to be a volunteer, just like my mom always knew she wanted to be a doctor (and now she is an amazing one). I made my definitive decision of becoming a volunteer when I was 6 years old. Every year I collected clothes and toys and took them to an orphanage. That time it was around Christmas and my mom let me stay and give the toys to the children. I never forgot the genuine happiness
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They tough me not just history or science, which is also important, they tough me something else. They gave me life lessons, every one of then left a mark and changed my way of thinking forever. My grandparents included, since they were both teachers, although I never met them, the memory of how much they loved and respected every single person, and the fact that the students and coworker from where they taught named a building after them inspires me to seek through learning more than just facts and mathematical formulas. They inspire me to use it as a tool to do something good in the world and inspire others to do the same. So in the spirit of this eternal pursuit of knowledge I think that a Traditional college is the right choice for what I want. I am really curious and there are several things I would like to learn along with college. Since I have a reasonable class rank and the will to learn a Traditional college seems the appropriate fit for me. My plan in life is to be a volunteer, and I have to face it there are no colleges that teache volunteering or a specific set of goals that I can follow. But I also think it is important to think ahed. If someday I wish to settle down, perhaps start a family, a good degree and a career wouldn’t be bad.And although I can't really get a degree on volunteering, I think getting one in children’s psychology will help me play an even more active and important role as a volunteer in
They tough me not just history or science, which is also important, they tough me something else. They gave me life lessons, every one of then left a mark and changed my way of thinking forever. My grandparents included, since they were both teachers, although I never met them, the memory of how much they loved and respected every single person, and the fact that the students and coworker from where they taught named a building after them inspires me to seek through learning more than just facts and mathematical formulas. They inspire me to use it as a tool to do something good in the world and inspire others to do the same. So in the spirit of this eternal pursuit of knowledge I think that a Traditional college is the right choice for what I want. I am really curious and there are several things I would like to learn along with college. Since I have a reasonable class rank and the will to learn a Traditional college seems the appropriate fit for me. My plan in life is to be a volunteer, and I have to face it there are no colleges that teache volunteering or a specific set of goals that I can follow. But I also think it is important to think ahed. If someday I wish to settle down, perhaps start a family, a good degree and a career wouldn’t be bad.And although I can't really get a degree on volunteering, I think getting one in children’s psychology will help me play an even more active and important role as a volunteer in