A Crucial Tool To Survive In The World

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I believe that an education is a crucial tool to survive in the world. Because of this belief, I have an insatiable thirst for knowledge. In my life I want to learn and experience as much as I possibly can before I am no longer able to. I hope to use my knowledge to not only better myself but also to support and build up those less fortunate than I. I also want to be able to make everyone who supported and believes in me; my mom, my teachers, and my friends; proud to say they have helped me. They are all my biggest inspiration to push myself to work harder each day and to persevere through anything life could throw my way. Being able to show them that their time and love was not wasted on me would be the greatest gift to give them although

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