Experiences of Constant Movement: A Personal Narrative

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Some students have a background, identity, interest, or talent that is so meaningful they believe their application would be incomplete without it. If this sounds like you, then please share your story. Moving from one place to different places is not easy. I didn’t just move to a different school, I move to different cities, different houses and I had it to meet new people every time my parents had to move.
Moving is so difficult for people who moved more than 3 times like me. I move 3 times because my dad didn’t like the city where we use to live because he said that it was too dangerous to us because of the gang bangers that Rogers Park Chicago haves. We had to change school because my sister got expelled from the high school that she used to go and of the area that we move to. I didn’t like moving to a different school because I know that it's hard to find new friends to hang out or talk to. It took me a while to get use to the new …show more content…

We are proud to be Mexican because that we believed God and we do not care what people say , we just ignore them and do not pay attention to them they say that if they are paying attention they'll be saying more things and do not go to stop. The career I am more interested to become a doctor for children because I love my children and I would like to help children who need help with their bones in his body. I am very proud to study this race because not many people studying this race . My parents will be proud of me because I do a race they know if I will meet and they know that I like to help children who need the help of a special doctor for them. Being a Pediatrician Doctor is a lifesaver because you are going to help the families that really need help with their kids that really needs the help of a doctor and I am going to feel proud to help the families that needed the help with their kids

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