Personal Narrative: Myself As A Perfect Student

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Throughout school, I was never sure what I would do with my life, or what I would study once I graduated. I wasn't nor would I consider myself as a perfect student, because there is no such thing as a perfect student. Having the opportunity to move from Los Angeles to Visalia was a huge opportunity to figure out my strengths and weakness in a open area. Moving here at the age of 10 didn’t seem like a huge deal for me, but as I started growing up and seeing more opportunities it made me realize it was worth moving here, because things that I’m able to do here I wouldn't have been able to do it over there. I come from a family who has two parents and three other siblings. It is a big handful for all of us, especially when I have a sibling in …show more content…

I do want to apply for a job, but with the schedule that I have, it just wouldn’t work with me, but I do consider helping out my dad at the Swap Meet a job. It may seem that I stated my life already, but this is not all yet, there is still more to go.
There were many things that were calling out my attention that I was wanting to try or get involved with at my high school Golden West. There were many opportunities that I had the chance to be involved to gain experience and knowledge. For instance, here at Golden West there is an academy named Business Finance Academy also known as B.F.A., in this academy they teach you from the basics of business to knowing how to run a virtual business and competing at tradeshows. I got involved in this academy since my sophomore year and became passionate about business since then. Now, as a senior I held a high position in company as the Chief Finance Officer. Not only did I gain my business skills from that class, but I also gain experience from a business club called “DECA”. Having the opportunity to go and learn and compete and

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