As a young adult coming from a lurid environment, I was obligated to cope with physical and mental abuse until the age of fifteen. It was then when I abruptly discovered myself abandoned and homeless. Still a child, I was doubtful of my own capabilities. I did not know what to do or where to go, so I concentrated on the one thing that I knew I was moderately good at school work. After living an increasingly nomadic lifestyle, I was coaxed to apply for several universities by my high school’s novice college advisor. With my independent temperament, I pressed my nostrils into a computer screen, which drove me to my acceptance into Pennsylvania State University.
Being admitted made me comprehend that I could do something with my life. It urged me to perceive that I could be better for those around me, that there is hope for a better existence. It had unveiled that there was something further out there, waiting for someone like me. Grasping to have a higher education has altered my world so vividly, that I am still taken back when I …show more content…
I deemed myself unworthy of others’ time to even ponder upon something as trivial as pursuing an education. Fortunately, I was able to liberate myself from the personal imprisonment of my own mind. When I regained my composure, I swore never to let anyone go through the mental torment that I endured.
My ambitions in life, whether I have the opportunity to mold it into a career or not, is to help others who believe in what I had doubted about myself. I aspire to tend to the needs that you cannot see with an ordinary assessment or some physical test. I know I have high objectives to reconstruct the world for myself and others around me, but I want others to feel free from judgment and self-hate. I want to present to them the means I had required through my personal experience and my endeavors with higher
Being admitted made me comprehend that I could do something with my life. It urged me to perceive that I could be better for those around me, that there is hope for a better existence. It had unveiled that there was something further out there, waiting for someone like me. Grasping to have a higher education has altered my world so vividly, that I am still taken back when I …show more content…
I deemed myself unworthy of others’ time to even ponder upon something as trivial as pursuing an education. Fortunately, I was able to liberate myself from the personal imprisonment of my own mind. When I regained my composure, I swore never to let anyone go through the mental torment that I endured.
My ambitions in life, whether I have the opportunity to mold it into a career or not, is to help others who believe in what I had doubted about myself. I aspire to tend to the needs that you cannot see with an ordinary assessment or some physical test. I know I have high objectives to reconstruct the world for myself and others around me, but I want others to feel free from judgment and self-hate. I want to present to them the means I had required through my personal experience and my endeavors with higher