Personal Statement: Futuristic Jobs

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Introduction Background I have many dreams of what to be, goals to complete, and what to accomplish in the future. I cannot be everything I want to grow up to be, I cannot have every job I want to do, but also every goal of mine cannot be fulfilled all the time. I want to accomplish my dreams and goals the best I can and become what I want to become through different things. Thesis Statement Futuristic Jobs Computer Engineer I want become a computer engineer, but I would need to know how to fix computers, take them apart to change parts, and also to know about the hard wares on a computer to be able to repair the computer. I would also need to know how to program computers and fix them if they have a virus or a software is broken and it needs …show more content…

Navy Corps I would like to enlist in the U.S. Navy because throughout my family, cousins and ancestors of mine was part of the U.S. army and it also interested me to be part of the U.S. navy because being in the U.S. navy makes you a veteran and also you help people but also get the chance to explore the world around you when you’re in a ship out in the sea and also lets you learn more about the ocean. The U.S. Navy also gives me different opportunities to join different type of jobs. Joining the U.S. Navy gives me the opportunity to learn about military technology and also learn about military firearms and blueprints. Learning about military firearms and blueprints may help me if I join the U.S. Marine corps so I can know how to handle a gun and how certain guns function like and statistics about that weaponry. Also learning about military technology gives me the knowledge to learn about computers, high-tech radar, scanners, and system programs. U.S. Marine Corps I took interest in the U.S. Marine corps because my cousin had joined the U.S. Marine corps for about 4 to 5 years and learned self-defense moves and other things which helped him get the job he has now. My other reasoning to joining the U.S. Marine is because when a U.S. Marine Officer came to my school to give us details on what they did, it made me interested on what to do to join and the eligibility of joining the U.S. Marine

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