Short Term Goals

When I was young my mother and I lived with my grandma and she helped to support and raise me. Eventually my mother had found her own house, but at the time was working extremely long hours and had to drive to Thermopolis everyday. For this reason I stayed living with my grandma because I was too young to get myself up and ready for school.

Being a child of immigrant parents makes you appreciate life so much because everyday it’s an opportunity to be the best you can be to make everyone around you proud. My parents can’t got back to school and get an education so being able to see me succeed is worth their hard work. My parents have taught me to never give up. I know that some doors may be closed on me but that doesn’t mean other doors won’t open. I want to be someone who represents the Hispanic community.

She led me to become a better, thoughtful, considerate, and confident person. I endeavor daily to respect what she has taught me. Moreover, I commit to pass what I know on to the people I am fond of; if I recognize my female companions doubting themselves or being pessimistic about their capabilities, I help them understand they are more than what they believe, the same way my mother did it for me. I have never appreciated an individual as much as I have my mother, and I am positive that such perspective will not change. She transmitted to me knowledge, helped me grow, and shaped who I am today.

In 1968 Dircimar was born, in a small town called Sardoa, dircimar was the eigth baby to be born and after her came 3 more. Yes my grandparents had 11 children, they say it is because they did not have television back then. Growing up in a small town with 11 brothers and sisters dircimar parents struggled to sustain their big family, but they were very hardworking and did their best. Dircimar and her sister shared everything for a long time including, clothes, underwear, and even their beds. She has happy memories of her childhood, and some bad memories as well.

As I grew up, my mom was always right by my side and accepted my dreams and wanted me to go out and pursue every dream I have. Looking back at everything my mom has taught me,

The constant access allowed me to grow and develop cognitively thanks to my exposure to context, culture and my peers. (Dimmitt, 2018) The exposure to school and my incomplete microsystem could only get me so far, however. In order to get to college, I needed to consider my exosystem and how I could be independent without relying on my

So here I was a 9th grade being only 14 taking care of my sister (who is two years younger than me) having no license or anything to help me. I learned to be really independent and caring, also I matured for my age faster than most kids at my age. After my Mina passed away my parents fought worse than ever and seperated and I went and lived with my mom

Personal Essay I am the second oldest in my foster family, but I lived with my foster grandma. Whenever she needs a fast babysitter she usually asks me to do it and I never have her pay me for doing it. Whenever my family needs help with cleaning or putting something together, I am always there to help.

With every short term goals there should be long term goals that follows it. My long term goals are enrolling in a four-year university/college to further my education getting my bachelors and my masters and in time my PhD making that leap for my education is what it means to have a valuable education helping me gain my dream career of being in Occupational therapist helping people in need which also will lead me to have a successful life which includes owning my own house, having my dream car and having my own

so one day I can repay my mom for all she did for me. My grades, test scores, graduating high school, and being college bound is my greatest accomplishment;

Or a specific family member - Mrs. Berrand answered that families are very important to her, and have played a major impact on the way she grew up and become as an adult. She did not raised in a wealthy family. But her dad, worked very hard provides bread on the table. Mom used to taking care of the household activities; I never seen mom being mad one day. My brothers and I never had the opportunity to have any toy during Christmas time, since we were living on a tight budget.

My family has always been the center of my universe. They’ve taught me the importance of being united and taking care of one another—because in the end, all we truly have is each other. My parents have raised me to be a good daughter, sister, and citizen. They’ve shaped me to be respectful, responsible, and virtuous, knowing these values will last a lifetime. But above all, my parents have instilled in me an appreciation and eagerness for education.

My mother often worked two and three jobs just to try and make ends meet. Women like my mother were expected to raise families entirely on their own financial resources, however inadequate. I was raised watching my mother break her back to provide for our family. Although, my home point of view was not one that ended in poverty, however, it became one of the greatest threats my family feared on a day to day

Not only will I be receiving an excellent education, I will also be learning to grow into a more spiritual, moral person. At St. Brigid’s School, I have done my best to be a good student. I work hard and study to achieve academic success, and I ask my parents and teachers for help if I don’t understand a concept I have been learning. During my time at St.

The MSN in education will help me grow professionally so I can have that career that will help carry me into the later years of my life. The MSN in education will help me grow professionally and also help me help others with my experiences in nursing and also help students develop the drive