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    working to pay for the bed they sleep in, the food they eat, and the clothes on their backs, it would be mandatory for every prisoner to complete their General Education Development, or GED. For those that have already obtained their high school diploma or GED the next level of education would be mandatory, an Associates Degree. A prisoner would have the opportunity to apply for grants and scholarships to help cover the cost of furthering their education, but would also have to work to pay the…

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    A high school diploma is associated with higher incomes and occupational status, and young adults with low education and skill levels are more likely to live in poverty and to receive government assistance. High school dropouts are also more likely to become involved in…

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    Insecurities due to cultural identity, fear, and being out of place lead to internal and external struggles that make it increasingly difficult for one to blend and adapt to their environment; this paper, furthermore, will be about my own internal and external struggles in respect to my experiences in my first year of college, and my experiences with the homeless and the poor, and my experiences in my trip overseas to China. In Richard Rodriguez 's essay “Achievement of Desire, ” he gives his…

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    Parents raise children; Teacher educate their students; politicians represent their communities; scientists create new technologies and innovations. All of these people share a common goal: a commitment to serve their role in the world. No matter the breadth of their efforts, they all are working towards changing the world, beginning with their communities. Personally, I have taken this idea and applied it to my own life, hoping to improve the world through my actions. Throughout high school, I…

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    Growing up in an Indian family, literacy has always been one of the most important things. The only education my dad ever received was a high school diploma. My mom, on the other hand, was fortunate enough to go to college. Being the oldest child in the family, my parents held high expectations of me. As a famous saying goes, “Always my mother, forever my friend.” My mom taught me almost everything I know. Ranging from how to tie my shoelaces, to how to ride a bike, to how to cook and clean, and…

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    the time and we lived in the North End of the city. I remember growing up in a small one or two bedroom place as my parents were trying to make ends meet. We weren’t able to afford much since my parents were still young and only had a high school diploma. I and my family were very skeptical of Winnipeg as there were and still are many dangerous situations you may be faced with. My parents…

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    Carpenter, a professional that builds houses and other structures, is a career I wish to peruse because, I like to build things, I’ve always been interested in construction work, and I like hand’s on work. I’ve been interested in the career ever since i got my first construction job working for Jeff Wolk when I was thirteen. The thing that made me want to pursue in this career was because, I really like hand’s on work, and I like outdoors and labor work. The challenges I will face would be…

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    Gwendolyn Brooks, a female black author. She had written many poems, but to everyone there is one that sticks out the most.“We Real Cool.” She wishes that wasn 't the only poem that she is well-known for but that will do for her. Her poem is very short yet it is good enough to set an image and makes someone think about what era this was at and how it can trigger something. It is based on of the young adults and what they do as an everyday life instead of what they should be doing to better…

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    College Is Important

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    Having a high school diploma does not mean for me to stop here. Why wouldn’t I want to further my education and become whatever I desire? A statement that’s been stated forever is, “College is not for everybody”, which is known to be true; however, it is highly important for me to attend college. My grandmother’s death inspired me because I took care of her at a young age and enjoyed every moment of it. Even though taking care of my grandmother inspired me but, my mother’s health issues has…

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    Civic Engagement Essay

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    Growing up in my household, the motto was “contribution”. My mother would make my siblings and I help her with the cooking and the cleaning around the house. I use to be envious of my peers because they did nothing to help out in their household, but as I had begun to age, I realized it was a method to my mother’s madness. She taught me that everyone must work together to accomplish a goal no matter what the situation may be. I believe that is why I have always valued teamwork and enjoyed group…

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