The choice to return to school in and of it's self is one that requires a great deal of thinking, research, preparation, and decisions. During the mix of applying to schools and financial aid, we sometimes lose track of the degree of deication and commitment that is required once returing to school, myself included. This is my thrid time returning to school, primarly for this reason. Althought I have failed to complete higher education, up until this point, I have drawn out a success plan this time, before even beginning to look for a potential school, to ensure not just my success but that of my family as well. After long conversations with my husband and hours of thinking, I decided, that before I started the process of looking for school, or even applying for financial aid, I need to setting goals for myself. With doing this I was able to figure out when I wanted to start school and what time frame I wanted to finish in. Figuring out how much time I would be able to decicated to completing my degree was my first obstacle. Being a wife and mother of two little boy, in addtion to working a part time job, I found that I had some diffculties in this area. I overcame this by constructing a schedule which consist of all my daily obligitions as well as family time requirements and balanced time that my …show more content…
So far I have it has be very managable to complete class assignments, that is, wih the use of my calendar of schedules and deadlines. I review my calendar at least 3 or 4 times a day just to insure that I am completing not only all my school work but also everything else that I need to accomplish that day. Procasination has always been one of my biggest problems espeically when something comes up that is distracting. I am working very hard to take all possible precauios the prevent me from possibly procasinating any of my school work til the last
In addition, I have to think about a schedule that will allow me to get to a job on time if I decide to work during the semester. Another challenge is time management. For example, getting to class
Congratulations, you have the unwavering commitment to go back to school. That degree is on the horizon and you’re willing to devote a great deal of time to studying but your
Many students out of high school take the next step in extending their education by attending college. At the same time, how they choose the right school is one of the most burdening decisions in the secondary education process. Before going to college, the student must start the process to figure out their interests and where it can take them. Once this has been determined, they can start the application process to colleges that will assure success. Unfortunately, many parents of young adults impose limitations to their choices.
Returning to college has been an exciting and terrifying decision for me. My husband has encouraged me for 1-2 years, but my fear of failure overwhelmed me and kept me from pursuing my Bachelor’s Degree. I wasn’t even sure what I wanted to pursue. I’m now on this journey and ready for whatever it is that God has planned for me. I have worked hard encouraged my three kids as they transitioned their way through elementary school through middle school and on to high school and graduation.
To the women of the grad chapter of Delta Sigma Theta, Incorporated: The purpose of this letter is to inform you of my interest in becoming a member of the grad chapter of Delta Sigma Theta, Incorporated. My desire to inspire young men and women and make a significant impact on their lives is just one of many reasons I aspire to join your great sorority. While growing up at a young age my mom worked out of my sibling lives. I did not have many positive female role models I could look to for guidance in different situations.
I turned to the bank for a loan instead, and was successful, however it was a smaller amount that only covered tuition. I was on my own to ensure I had cost of living money. As my second year of school began, the school work became secondary to my minimum wage job as, with no safety net from my family, I could not afford to fall short on my bill. Isolated, and struggling emotionally, it did not take long for school to become my third priority as I turned to casual sex and partying to cope.
Finding motivation to attend college is easy, keeping the motivation to finish is the difficult part. I decided to enroll in college to earn my Bachelor’s degree in Business with a concentration in Finance. I hope that the degree will give me the opportunity to apply for a better position within the organization that I currently work for. A secondary goal of returning to school is to demonstrate to my son that attending college is required for many jobs and that returning to school as an adult has various difficult challenges. I have been working for the past nine years as an Assistant Financial Officer and am highly competent at my job.
The day my world started crumbling down was the day my father called me “childish”. "you 're not ready for college at the age of seventeen and you will either take a gap year or go to a community college not far from home" he said. I know, a community college doesn 't sound bad except i am leaving the part where i have to stay home for another two years because my father dint plan for two more extra kids to go to college. I have lived with my dad for three years and i want to leave already. I need this scholarship because I want to spread my wings and fly, i want to make mistakes and learn from them.
I have not had any interruptions during my education, because I was able to balance work, babysitting, studying, and attending class on time. Although I managed not having any interruptions
After completion of my Associates degree, I wanted to continue my education, I just wasn’t
My parents are both hard working immigrants from India who built a life and a family in a new country, in which they could not speak the language. Although I grew up in a low-income family with very few luxuries, my parents placed a large emphasis on pursuing a post-secondary education. Unfortunately, my parents did not have the funds necessary to pay for my entire post-secondary education. In order to put myself through college I have relied on scholarships and my own hard work. Last summer, I worked 72 hours a week as a landscaper to earn just enough money to pay for my first year of college.
Before I made the transition to go back to school, I procrastinated by making up all types of excuses. First I said, I don’t have the money to go to school. Then someone told me to apply for a government grant.
Motivation. I started college directly out of high school, mistakenly, feeling that I needed to do so to impress my family and friends; however, I now live with a transcript of failure and non-attendance as I wasn’t really ready for the challenge, then. Now, I’m pursuing this degree nearly 6 years later, and I actually have my own goals and motivation. I’ve worked in the business field and dabbled in marketing, and now my goal is to be taken seriously in those fields. I want this degree so that I can feel confident in myself in my field of work, as well as to expand and do greater things with my life.