College Admissions Essay: My Long-Term Career

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My long-term career is still undetermined, but I have an idea of what direction I want to go in life. For career goal so far, I want to become a behavior analysis after graduating with my bachelor in psychology. Also, along with becoming a behavior analysis, I want to go into the Peace Corps for two year working with children an anywhere. In some ways, both my career goal and life goal are very similar towards assisting children. In terms of my curricular in school, many of the courses I’ve taken where geared towards the development of children and outside of school, volunteering in programs that focuses on the mental development on children in ways on guidance and tutoring. From my personal experience, the direction I’ve been taking has not be purpose, but my desire to help other and make some type of impact with no acknowledgement makes me happy. Also, other than taking the road towards becoming a behavior analysis, I don’t have any professional history background, so I don’t know if this career choice is the one that will stay. …show more content…

Entering Florida International University, I had no idea what I wanted to do with my psychology degree. The type of classes I toke where pertaining to my interest, such as classes either dealing with research or counseling, I didn’t see any long-term road in. Soon I’ll be working with an internship as a behavior analysis that will offer me a great insight in this career choice before I graduate. In terms of professional standards and competencies, my classes have setup the expectation each career field these classes are more geared toward are looking for. And these expectation gives me a model to follow. And working and learning in a country as America that is completely diverse, the type of classes I take goes in-depth on of the cultural differences around that we all should be aware of whenever going into any career

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