Personal Narrative: My American Dreams

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Just like other people, I have my own American Dreams too. We all have different dreams, some have bigger dreams, some have smaller dreams but we all have the same goal which is to achieve our dreams. I have three American Dreams that I’d like to achieve in the future. First is to go to college, play professional soccer and have happy family. I will do anything to achieve these dreams. Just like many other high school students, I want to go to college but I’m not going straight to college after I graduated from high school. I want to work for at least a year or two. If i can’t get any scholarships I’ll loan the money from the government to go to college. I’ll work part time as well so I can pay back fast and take care of myself. I know it

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