My Goals In College

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College terrifies the best of us with pricing of the college, atmosphere of it, and the total fear of not succeeding. In my mind, I have this dream that in college I will be the best I can be, achieve every goal I set, and go above and beyond of what I set myself to. I have always had that ambition when it came to my education. I knew I had support from family, friends, and teachers. There was just one big difference, at the end of the day I was in charge of my future. The only way I see myself achieving all this is to set my mind and get the degree I want, be confident in who I am, and grow from everything I learn.

I want to graduate after four years with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Musical Theatre, and make something great out of it. …show more content…

Get as much advice as I can to make my papers better. Meet with other peers and revise our papers together. The being thing wold be to ask questions and getting help. It’s the only way I will be able to get the best results in my papers. Getting help harms no one, and asking questions just makes your knowledge grow. It’s one of the many ways thats going to help me get through college.

I want to be able to look back on my college experience knowing I put much effort in learning to read a script in several different ways, learning new acting techniques, but along with that learning how to be a better writer. I need to learn how to be great writer and not fall behind on my writing ability. Some of the greatest actors have written scripts and novels. It makes them better actors and performers with time. I want to be successful in the entertainment business, but I feel that I need the same help I get in my talents with my writing ability.

I hope to accomplish that dream and goal while being in college. I really want to get my B.F.A. in Musical Theatre. I really want my confidence to grow in writing to help me grow in my writing ability. Overall, I want to grow in writing as the years progress to help me move up in both acting and writing. The only way I see myself achieving this dream is to set my mind to it. So far, I have, so bring it on writing

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