College Admissions Essay: How School Changed My Life
When I was in kindergarten, I knew I loved to help people and express myself through a creative mindset. When my teacher told us we were having gameday I would go around and ask people if they wanted to join me in a game of hot potato or another fun activity, I got filled with excitement. I would go around and ask if anyone wanted a partner to help with reading or on our homework papers. I love to help people more so than sports or business which mainly focuses on making money for your own business or becoming a star athlete. It isn’t like me to be greedy or selfish. I love getting to work with other peoples. I tried to make everyone feel accepted into my friend group and overall it was a success. I had a few people who didn’t like me, but that is okay because we ended up being pretty good friends and we talk every once in awhile. I feel at peace when it comes to being creative and helpful. It makes me feel accomplished and achieved inside and out.
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The school has really brought out the caring, friendly, and giving attitude that I possess.
Now, I'm not saying that school is my most favored place in the world, but it has sculpted who I am today. The school truly made me realize who I am and who I have become. I’m more interested in helping out people and becoming someone that they feel as though they can rely on in tough situations. I believe that type of lifestyle helps be more problem solving and getting out of situations. I didn’t realize what I wanted to do until the second month of school in the beginning of Junior year. I realized that I wanted to help and/or teach anywhere from the age of 0-18 years young out of situations that may not be as safe or reliable, to help them vacate from that life, to help them feel welcomed. I want to protect our youth. I suppose you can call it wanting to counsel or mentor the youth, our future to substantial
success.
My mother recently got a job working for CFSD this past year. CFSD stands for Child and Family Services Division. Its CFSD is essentially CPS and it really helped me decide what I wanted to do as a career. Getting to help protect children from any risks of being neglected, abandoned, or abused. The policy for CFSD is to make sure that all children have a family that will protect them from any harm and I love the intention behind that. I know that this career choice is a tough job and a lot of bad things happen, but I am willing to look past all that and focus on getting the kids to a safe haven.
I have found a passion and that is a major personal growth. It is a big growth because I have finally matured enough to bring attention to what career I’m going to pursue. To me, that is a huge accomplishment. It is one step closer to my bright future ahead of me and it feels great. In the end, I know this is all going to be worth all of the hard work and dedication in order to live comfortably.
The school has really brought out the caring, friendly, and giving attitude that I possess.
Now, I'm not saying that school is my most favored place in the world, but it has sculpted who I am today. The school truly made me realize who I am and who I have become. I’m more interested in helping out people and becoming someone that they feel as though they can rely on in tough situations. I believe that type of lifestyle helps be more problem solving and getting out of situations. I didn’t realize what I wanted to do until the second month of school in the beginning of Junior year. I realized that I wanted to help and/or teach anywhere from the age of 0-18 years young out of situations that may not be as safe or reliable, to help them vacate from that life, to help them feel welcomed. I want to protect our youth. I suppose you can call it wanting to counsel or mentor the youth, our future to substantial
success.
My mother recently got a job working for CFSD this past year. CFSD stands for Child and Family Services Division. Its CFSD is essentially CPS and it really helped me decide what I wanted to do as a career. Getting to help protect children from any risks of being neglected, abandoned, or abused. The policy for CFSD is to make sure that all children have a family that will protect them from any harm and I love the intention behind that. I know that this career choice is a tough job and a lot of bad things happen, but I am willing to look past all that and focus on getting the kids to a safe haven.
I have found a passion and that is a major personal growth. It is a big growth because I have finally matured enough to bring attention to what career I’m going to pursue. To me, that is a huge accomplishment. It is one step closer to my bright future ahead of me and it feels great. In the end, I know this is all going to be worth all of the hard work and dedication in order to live comfortably.