I Want To Be An Occupational Therapist

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My high school career has had a huge impact on the person that I have become. High School showed me people skills in the extracurricular activities I am and was involved in, taught me real life skills, exposed my interests, and, most importantly, prepared me for my next journey, college. I have experienced first-hand how education can change a person’s life. My parents went to college when my sister and I were in elementary school. Even though the journey pushed them past their comfort zones, they continued on and now we are more financially stable. But in order to further myself with education, I need financial aid because my parents do not have enough finances to get me through college on their own.

I am writing this letter because I need financial help to become an Occupational Therapist. Since the beginning of this school year I have wanted to be an Occupational Therapist. I believe that this career genuinely helps people in one of …show more content…

As you can see, I have been heavily involved with my school throughout my school career. My extracurricular activities are the utmost importance to how my character has developed. I also have interest in music, volunteering at my local food distribution, and going on missions trips. All of these extracurricular activities have contributed to the person I have become. When I started my club Matthew 5:14, I faced many oppositions, but by being persistent and continuing forward I got the club started. I have been blessed with the opportunity of being a good impact on my school with this club. Although the club I started has had the biggest impact on me, many of the other extracurricular activities exposed me to my peers, which I needed. The activities I have done throughout my high school career have made a lasting impression on my life

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