“If you 're going through hell, keep going”(Winston Churchill). Winston Churchill might have said this, but my parents were the ones that taught me to never give up. The indescribable sacrifices my parents have done for me is what makes me seek for greatness. I share my dreams with my parents and by achieving them I will be able to pay them back. One of the foundations required to achieve my goals is to attend the most prestigious MBA program, the Wharton MBA program. With the skillset obtained at the program along with my passion to achieve greatness, nothing will stop me. The experiences I have been through have shaped the person I am today. I have felt first hand what being in a difficult economic situation is like after my dad’s construction company went broke, and I have come to realize the huge impact that education has on those less fortunate.
Life will tear you apart more than once and I learned this at a young age. I remember when my mother said to me “I’m sorry we will have to transfer you to another school, I’m really sorry, but we don’t have much money right now” as she tried to explain that my tuition was no longer affordable with my parent’s income. As I tried to analyze what she was telling me, my mind went …show more content…
They have taught me to be someone people will look up to, and Wharton represents an invaluable opportunity in which I would be able to prepare myself adequately, in order to accomplish all that I have ever dreamed of. It would not only allow me to become an exemplary businessperson with the ethics El Salvador so desperately needs, but to later pursue a career in politics and help those, that one day I realized, are really struggling. I am willing to not only become the person “people look up to” but I will work restlessly until becoming a person that the whole world will look up to, because a dream is just a dream until you decide that it is time to make these happen. This is my
Life will tear you apart more than once and I learned this at a young age. I remember when my mother said to me “I’m sorry we will have to transfer you to another school, I’m really sorry, but we don’t have much money right now” as she tried to explain that my tuition was no longer affordable with my parent’s income. As I tried to analyze what she was telling me, my mind went …show more content…
They have taught me to be someone people will look up to, and Wharton represents an invaluable opportunity in which I would be able to prepare myself adequately, in order to accomplish all that I have ever dreamed of. It would not only allow me to become an exemplary businessperson with the ethics El Salvador so desperately needs, but to later pursue a career in politics and help those, that one day I realized, are really struggling. I am willing to not only become the person “people look up to” but I will work restlessly until becoming a person that the whole world will look up to, because a dream is just a dream until you decide that it is time to make these happen. This is my