My Horrific Stereotypes

In my unique life I have a  set of unusual circumstances. For instance, I come from a Hispanic household that contradicts itself. At a young age my father would tell me that although I was a girl I was not limited on what I could do. However, my mother couldn't surpass my father's judgement and disapproval when she search for a job. In fact, my father believed my mother's place was at home like every other Hispanic male usually does. I do not want to fall into this horrific stereotype. I will not settle for such a life. I will do as my mother and go against this with all I have yet with more knowledge.

For over 24 years my father supported my entire household. Unfortunately, he was injured well working. This allowed him to realize that my mother's

decision to work wasn't such a bad idea. The entire situation may my parents realize the importance in my siblings and I attending a university. As it is well known that educated individual has more of an advantage in life in comparison to those that are less educated.
Personally I am aspire to have a degree , but am undeclared because I feel the need to have more experience to decide on a major. I'm aware that this is not a life long decision, but it's an extremely important decision I will like to have more time to reflect on. Indeed, deciding will not be easy, but I'm very determined to get a degree. All the hard work and dedication my family, friends, and I have will