Personal Statement: A Career As A Career

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When I started with this research I knew where I wanted to go and what I wanted to do. I have always wanted to be a kindergarten teacher and always wanted to go to Panola College for my basics and then transfer to Stephen F. Austin State University and join the education program. I did learn about many other colleges and many jobs knowing what I already wanted to do; therefore, I wasn't really open to exploring, due to the fact that I'm already set on what I want to do and where I'm going to go. I researched many jobs and I'm interested in them, but I would enjoy being a kindergarten teacher more than my other options.

For my career research I searched kindergarten teacher, cosmetologist, and nursing assistant. These are all jobs …show more content…

Cyonna Holmes has attended Stanford and took 4 years of science classes to get where she is now. "I personally enjoy working in the Biomedical Engineering area." (Holmes). She and her classmates have built a machine that can keep a donated heart alive for 14 hours, compared to 4-6 in the cooler. The machine created by her and her classmates is very close to being put on the market.

Some of my career goals after graduating from Panola College with my basics and graduating from SFA from the education program will be to get out there and look for a teaching job. Beginning my teaching career will be a huge step for the beginning of my new life. I just have this special love for children, and I am ready to show the parents and kids how big my heart is. I really would like to stay close to home, but I am open to moving around if it's not too far.

This research didn't really change my mind because I had already basically decided what I wanted to do, and it was pretty much already for sure. This dream of mine is hopefully about to come true. I have waited a long time to make this happen and I am so ready.

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