My Goals For College

I have several goals that I plan to achieve. First of all, I want to get a bachelor’s degree in business. To complete this goal, I will attend a two-year college and then transfer to a four-year college to finish my education or I will attend a four-year college such as Wayne State University or the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. Secondly, I want to be successful in life. Achieving success comes through hard work and dedication to the endeavors I’m trying to reach. Once I set goals in life, I will reach them by establishing solutions and not bypassing the task at hand. In addition, one of my goals during college is to be on the dean’s list. As I have achieved academic success in high school, I would like to continue that through my college

One of the most important goals I have is to be involved in my community and/or other clubs. Being involved enhances one’s ability to connect and build friendships and relationships with other people. During college, I will join several clubs that I could see myself enjoying. After college, I intend to run for city office and help improve our community.

Throughout my life, I have obtained several strengths and weaknesses. For example, some of my strengths include having a strong work ethic and being a problem solver. First of all, obtaining a strong work ethic was vital in my growth as a person. In the past week, one of my customers have directly said, “Verdigre needs more kids like you that want to work.” In any task I am asked to do, I work as hard as I can to finish that task. The other strength I listed was my ability to be a problem solver. In every part of life, individuals and groups will come across problems. To solve these problems, usually a leader or mentor is able to present solutions by analyzing and

Beginning with school, I serve as a mentor to younger students throughout our high school. By being a mentor, I lead these fellow students in the right direction. To add to that, I have also served as a Parliamentarian for our local FFA chapter. Leadership is found everywhere. For instance, I am a strong leader at my job. My employer often has me train and instruct new employees. I also set examples to others not only at my job at the nursing home, but in the community. For community service projects, other leaders and myself decide where our community needs improvement. Since there are different forms of leadership, followers of a leader can yield varied results. As I am a leader by example, others tend to go as I do. In addition, I have been placed as a team captain for our football team. Being one of the veteran linemen, my comrades look up to me as I can assist them in several techniques and methods. Numerous leadership skills that I possess have brought me to the young man I am