Nursing Scholarship Essay

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Introduction Growing up, I always knew that I wanted to be a nurse. Nursing wasn’t just about making money for me it was much more than that. Nursing was something I was very passionate about. I wanted to save lives and help people get back on their feet. I always knew that it would be a long journey for me however, I had faith in myself. With English being my second language I realized that it was going to be ten times harder. I worked hard to be where I am today. Working, volunteering, being a full-time mother and going to nursing has defiantly had its ups and downs. However, I would not look back at all.
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I have always tried to set clear goals and made sure I reached them. Now, even though I am a full-time mother, and wife, I find …show more content…

Charles community college on august 20th, 2014. I attend St. Charles Community College for two years and received my Associated Degree in Science December 22,2016. I decided to go to St. Charles Community College because it was cheap and more convenient for me. I never thought that I would meet some of the most influential professors that have helped me grow as a student. After I received my associates degree I decided to go for my bachelor’s degree. I end up at the University of Missouri St. Louis. I got accepted to the university of Missouri St. Louis and the nursing program on December 20th, 2016. I remember the day I found out I got into the nursing program, it was an unforgettable day for me. I remember jumping up and down as my son laughed at me, and started jumping with me. I knew that being a part of the nursing program was going to be hard however, I had so much faith and I believed that I could do it. I had to work hard to show my son that giving up was not an option. I attended high school in morocco. I graduated from Al hira high school in morocco. I enjoyed high school however I wish that I could have done a lot more or attended it in America. It would have defiantly made things a lot

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