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The main purpose and goal of education is to strengthen the human mind in developing the skills, the knowledge, and an easier way to learn how to deal with specific life challenges that are faced day to day. Education is not about getting ready for life, education is something that never ends. If someone is educated or not, it is clearly shown because education stands out in every person that has it. Being educated is a gift that goes on for life, because every day there is always something knew to learn about. It is like an endless cycle. Education helps build stronger minds, which has lifelong positive impacts on everyone. The main idea of university is a transition to a higher education for students that really enjoy learning as a way of life. In my university education, I expect a challenge and to be able to achieve my goals and reach success. I expect to graduate in Psychology with a program where I can help people manage their personal and professional life, a program where I can learn about the business world and the human behaviors involved in it. Getting to motivate people and develop skills to become an expert in what I truly want to be when I am older, an Organizational Psychologist. Being part of a university where students get to interact and be engaged in …show more content…

With my experience in community service, and my interest in Psychology, I would always be able to offer my help around the university to make it a better place for everyone. Having worked in different places such as local hospitals, local schools and national businesses, I have developed a way to deal with different types of personalities and to face different situations. During my work experience, it was important to listen to the concerns of everyone involved and find solutions that would benefit everyone, I intend to be able to contribute to my university with this

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