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Becoming A Forensic Anthropologist

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A Long-term goal I have is to become a Forensic Anthropologist. Some short-term goals I have is to work hard and be mentally prepared for what life has to offer as well as to be a better reader. To become a Forensic Anthropologist I would have to do tedious amounts of work and also be able to pay for college as it will take up about 10 years of my life in college to be where I want to be with such a career. My short term goals have been set in place because as a senior I have been feeling myself get senioritis and my hard work has been becoming just work without its "umph". I have also been having many setbacks as a senior because I can feel the world coming in, the closer I get to graduation and I need to start preparing myself for the ups

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