The program I am applying for at CTA is Aviation. This is program was the key factor in my decision to attend CTA, but it was not the only one. I have heard many good things about the school and the courses from friends who have loved taking courses there. In addition been at CTA before in your summer program and I loved it. The people I met were wonderful and the program helped to open my eyes to greater possibilities for my future. Your school helped me to branch out and enjoy learning, now I would love to return and see what other opportunities and experiences await me at your school. Though I would love to apply for many of the courses at CTA first and foremost I aspire to be a pilot. It also fits in very well with the results of my recent matchmaker season; apparently, I should consider a career pathway in the Transportation, Distribution & Logistics cluster. Going to college, entering as an Aviation major, and becoming a commercial pilot has been my career plan since the eighth grade. The CTA Aviation program would help me to get a head start on learning the basics of flight and operating a …show more content…
I know how to study well and I use this to my advantage in school; along with, being a quick learner and decently intelligent person. Of course, there might be better fits for this program than me. Tending to come off as a shy and quiet person I tend to not fit in as readily as other students, consequently, I sometimes find it hard to fully participate or share my views. Despite this, I believe that I have much to offer, in the way of an open mind, enthusiasm, dedication, and a sparkling personality. I like to consider myself a thoughtful, patient person who is comfortable asking questions and making mistakes; even zealously sharing my thoughts and opinions on matters in a comfortable environment, of which I have found CTA to be in my
How does California seem to modern America? Violent. Crowded. Filled with bad people. People who live in cities and have lost touch with the earth. These people are portrayed in John Steinbeck’s Grapes of Wrath as Californians. Yet, people from the Midwest flocked to California seeking prosperity and opportunity. Their land had been taken by the banks and turned into cotton fields. They were left homeless and desperate. These people sought to work in the fields where they could eat a peach or sit under a tree to relax.
I have been in this school since kindergarden. I have been here long enough to see our school win the state title for football and I”ve also seen our school locked down. There is the good and the ugly in every story, and what side you choose to pick will make your life easier or a very long road to glory.
Why do you want to go to Asmsa? Why leave home for this school? Is it even the right place for you? All of these questions I have heard be asked before, by my parents, my friends, even I ask myself if this is the right choice, but every time I hear it, I have the answer ready. Of course Asmsa is the right place for me, not only is the school I’ve looked forward to going to since the 7th grade, It is the type of school I’ve always needed to put me in the mindset for learning. The school is a community of learners and full of people who want to achieve, to do more than just graduate, to be more than just valedictorian, and to ask the questions that most wouldn't even care about. The staff at Asmsa is also very educated in the fields they teach, so any and all questions you may have they can answer and don’t teach “for the test,” so to
The career I plan on pursuing in life is becoming a certified medical assistant. Medical assisting is one of the fastest growing careers in healthcare. To become a certified medical assistant you will have to achieve a certification through the certifying board of the American Association of Medical Assistants (AAMA). While you can work as a medical assistant without being certified, employers are often looking for someone skilled and qualified.
I would like to thank Salish Kootenai College for giving me the wonderful opportunity of applying for STEM academy. If somebody had told me that I would be applying for college classes as a sophomore, I would not have believed them. My parents have always told me that when an opportunity comes, you should take it, and I do not plan on letting this experience go to waste. Education has been a big part of my life, and this academy can only help me move forward. That being said, here are a few reasons why I should be considered a candidate for the STEM academy. Joining the STEM academy will allow me to further my knowledge and help me to get closer to my goals, my academic career would flourish, and I would be closer to my ambition for my future. I am determined to become the best and most educated version of myself that I can possibly be.
Did you ever strive to get to a higher stage in life? Maybe it had something to do with the goal that you wanted to fulfill , or maybe you were just anxious to complete that one goal you set for yourself in life. If you understand what it means to strive for a goal you can understand why being a student at SciTech High is so important to me. Going to SciTech will mean the world to me because it will help me succeed and pursue my dreams. Attending SciTech High would open new doors for me and give me more opportunities to experience the world in a new way. At the same time, I will be intellectually sound, determined, and confident as I continue my education.
Throughout my educational career I have always excelled in the classroom. I recently graduated high school, being in the top three percent of my class, all while being a captain in the varsity football team and working full time. My high school GPA was a 4.0, and I received many awards, including First Team All-State for academics. Currently, I have a 3.5 GPA at UTA, while working part time and being involved in various school organizations. Academics are very important for me because it represents a better, more financially stable
My purpose and goals in attending college is to make something of my life. It is a good thing. No one wants to be a nobody. But sometimes it takes time in order for one to realize this. & nbsp; Upon graduation from high school, I, like the majority of others high school graduates, had no clue what direction my life was heading or even what I wanted to become.
"Life isn't about waiting for the storm to pass, it's about learning to dance in the rain." This is my all-time favorite quote. It is my motivation when the skies around me become cloudy. It is the fuel that feeds my ever-growing hunger to dance. Living by this motto will help me achieve my goal of becoming not just a professional dancer, but also an inspiration to others. My strong extracurricular background provides for a solid base, serving as a great steppingstone as I reach closer and closer to making my dream a reality.
I am a hardworking and dedicated individual that will persevere to accomplish any task. I am a creative thinker that is quick on her feet, which I think will help if any plans we create happen to run into a pitfall. In addition, by being a member of Junior Class Cabinet this year, I have learned the expectations and freedoms that are placed on cabinet members, as well as an understanding of what meetings may consist of. In addition, I learned the process of collectively working together in a group to come to decisions and how different people bring different points of view on an issue, which collectively plays a role in the team. The diversity in ideas and thoughts of a team is what strengthens it, and I believe my perspective and thoughts are unique to what I bring to Senior Class
I have the academic background to be able to perform successfully in this program, and the ambition to do so. Throughout my high school career, I have taken only the most rigorous and demanding classes. As of now, I have a 4.44 weighted academic GPA, and have scored in the 99th percentile for both the SAT and PSAT. I am a very active student in each of my classes, as well as a fast learner. I am an excellent student not only in the classroom, but also in athletics, in my working life, and in
I want to go to college for the wholesome intellectual stimulation and to get more involved with my community. College will be my last opportunity to do so before I enter the work force. At college I can be intellectually and academically challenged; I will be able to learn with friends who are as dedicated to learning and the pursuit of knowledge as I am. My goals in college are to acquire the skills that I need to lead a successful and productive life, to expand my knowledge of the world, to step out of my comfort zone, and to become more proactive.
I am a person who isn’t afraid to ask questions and I will be the first person to jump in and help the patient. For instance, in high school I was involved in student government and I was senior class president. While having these leadership positions I was responsible to figure out who was going to say what for graduation and when and where we were going to have senior sluff. I also was involved in the band presidency, where we raised money to go play in a competition at Disneyland. Throughout these activities I realized I’m a perfectionist, which can be a good thing, but I can’t perfect everything, and have learned to do my best. Additionally, I participated in volleyball from my freshman year to my senior year, this is where I realized that I can be shy when I don’t know what I’m doing, but I never gave up and became a very good player. In between my senior and junior year I went to Girls State, hosted by American Legions, where I learned so much about the government and a little bit of what college might be; which leads to when I went to Snow College and became involved in Rural Health Scholars. There I learned more about health care careers and continued to do community service. Through all of these activities I feel like I have grown and improved my strengths, especially my communication skills. For example, I’m a teacher’s
I am a responsible and mature person who ensures that work is complete in the most efficient way. I believe that education is the very first priority and a necessity for a well rounded future. I plan to continue my studies in higher education so that I can succeed in life and others around me. My leadership skills underscore how I am a man of integrity and how I value assisting others. This is proven through the high role of Presidency taken in the National Honor Society. I have done many things to benefit the community which includes painting the school bleachers, raising money for a local organization, and upholding the school's tutoring program. Not only do I support
If accepted, I will be able to bring the knowledge that I have from my past schools, along with the potential knowledge that I have to gain in HCST. With the help of this school, I will be able to be introduced to new groups of people that will guide me to finding out who I truly am,