Your Future goals and ambitions and how this scholarship would assist you in attaining them: My future goals are to graduate from UW-La Crosse with a degree in accounting, and become a Certified Public Accountant. I plan on working at a smaller firm, so I would be able to work with more local businesses because I want to know who my clients are. I enjoy volunteering within my community, and I would like to continue this in the future by working at local blood drives and helping with similar activities in La Crosse like our school’s backpack program that provides lunches for students for over the weekend. I would like to become a Blood Drive Leader by organizing blood drives in a community. Along with this, I hope to raise a family that …show more content…
I really enjoy working with younger students within my school by helping them in the classroom through peer tutoring or other activities that I am involved in. I would someday like to coach either volleyball or basketball at some level because I like to work with kids as well as play sports and watch my teammates learn from myself and our coaches. Outside of school, activities, and sports, I truly enjoy spending time with my family as much as I can. I really learned that my family is such a vital part of my life when my grandma died last year. I learned that I need to savor every moment with my family, and take every opportunity to talk to them or visit them. My family learned to spend as much time as they could together after my Uncle Travis died, when I was five, during his senior year in high school. I have learned to enjoy my senior year because it might all be taken away. One of my new favorite activities after school is coming home to our puppy, Nucy. She is always excited to see us, and she can make a bad day so much better by giving you lots of kisses. She is a little fluff of sunshine literally, she is a little fluff ball that is always happy to see “her …show more content…
Men and women sacrifice their time with their families for us, and without those sacrifices I would not be able to apply for this scholarship. They allow us to be able to receive a college education, and for women to be able to fight for equal rights and have the same opportunities as men. For me, giving up half a day to work at a blood drive or my lunch hour for a week to help call to find donors is well worth it. Giving up a very small part of my day to help collect blood for people in need is something that I will do in a heartbeat. Giving blood saves lives, and although I may not have the bravery of those that protect our country, I try to do what I can to help others. I have always used the motto, “You never know when it will be you that needs blood.” Giving blood has really helped me to be more grateful for what I have. I am healthy, I have a wonderful family that is healthy, and we have enough to survive. Giving blood is one way to help those that have a sick loved one to recover, and it’s the least that I can do to help
My hobbies are watching or playing different sporting events. I enjoy mentoring the youth and working with them to develop skills that they can care with them throughout life. I love giving back to the less fortunate
sports I play and take it beyond that to practice it during my free time to be the best I can.
Not everyone however can give blood, whether they be ineligible or have a strong fear of needles and blood. I don’t have either of those problems and so feel that I almost must donate. I am trying to apply this mentality to a lot of my service. I try to arrive at the start of each service being grateful that I am physically able, and that I do not have any mental or emotional anxieties that would stop me from community service. I also try to always be enthusiastic about the work I am doing and to try to learn more about the project and what I can continue to do to help
2. People should give blood because it is easy and though there might be a little pain involved it is worth it because it saves so many lives and you get great snacks.
I would really like to be the girls’ varsity high school basketball coach. There are so many things I want to do in life. I feel like I can do anything if I set my mind to it. Basketball is not only my favorite sport but it’s a way in my life to succeed. If I want to become a high school coach that means I will also have to be a part-time teacher of any subject. I want to choose on being a speech teacher also.
The ultimate reason I deserve this scholarship is because I won’t disappoint you. I am very hardworking and I like to take on challenges. Getting this scholarship would help me achieve my dream.
Psychographics: Just about anybody could be interested in in donating blood or joining the club. Giving blood can potentially save someone’s life, which may grab many peoples attention.
I’m a basketball coach and a speech teacher for high school, and the reason why I chose this career is because I find coaching interesting as well as teaching speech class. And I another reason is because I like basketball.
Reasons Why You Are Most Likely Not Going To Get A Scholarship So you think you want to pursue life with your head held high and your dreams right in front of you? If you’re like most children in the United States of America, you believe that you’ll do great in sports, continue to do them up to high school, and then receive a scholarship and make your way into some pricey college while continuing to play the sport you’ve been playing since you learned how to walk. I’m here to tell you that your dream is not as realistic as you think it is. Just because you look good kicking/ throwing/ hitting a ball or some other special talent, doesn’t mean that the NCAA will come running up to you will wide open arms saying you can go anywhere you want
By donating blood to insure there is enough in supply, the life we save may be our own.
It would be a great honor to be selected for this particular scholarship, as I have high aspirations at The University of Alabama.. 2. My long-term educational goal is to receive a master's degree in Business Administration at The University of
In my final year of my undergraduate education, my most prominent academic goal is to utilize my remaining access in these studios and time to spend in these amazing facilities to make a body of work that fully reflects my perspective as an artist. In addition to this, I plan to fully embrace the valuable feedback of my faculty and peers and to enjoy the time that is given to fully develop our concepts and techniques. Professionally, my immediate goals are to allow myself to be in a position after graduation where I will be able to continue exploring and making work that is mutually investigative and informed by design. I plan to pursue both residencies and graduate programs that could facilitate this further investigation, but I am also open to seeing how my plans develop and change over the next several months.
I am Daja McLaurin Benton, a 20 year old student at the University of Maryland, College Park. As a student it has been my priority to place my education first and engluf myself in every opportunity that any program my school has to offer. Though the University of Maryland, College Park is where I desire graduating from with my B.A in Oral Communications in 2018 it has been extremely difficult, and now impossible for me to conitnue my education because of my inability to pay for school. As a resident in Balitmore City I come to you in dire need of assistance and an opportunity to further my education in order to be a leader of tomorrow. Though a current attendee of UMD, I first began my college carreer at Bowie State University.
Life is full of opportunities. Being able to make your own decisions and what lifestyle you want to live in is a big opportunity. I know as a preteen, you have to start making decisions and attain goals. I want to get a scholarship to achieve my goals and be a successful student. There are many people my age who think about scholarships and why they want to get a scholarship, but their main reason why they want a one is because of the money.
“Donating blood is safe and easy, and takes less than an hour and one blood donation can help as many as three or four different people! In what other activity, can so little time do so much” ("Feel Prepared. Give Blood." ). Just think, if no one gave blood then how many people would still be living who really needed it? Despite all our medical advances, there is no good man-made substitute for human blood; this is why blood donations are so important. Some people strongly believe that donating blood is bad, but what people don’t know is that it actually has surprisingly good benefits like reducing the risk of cancer, burning calories, and even saving someone’s life, so everyone who has the opportunity to give