College Admissions Essay: My Education Doesn T Perfect

Life isn’t always easy and certainly not perfect. Ever day is a obstacle, a new challenge, a trial that tests our morals, abilities, and patients. A quote I’ve learned to live every day by is said by the great Helen Keller. “Never bend your head. Always hold it high. Look the world straight in the eye.” I’ve learned to stay strong in every situation I’m put into, when necessary. Past experiences and challenges have shaped my ability to perform different tasks and to value opportunities and education that is given to me.

My education has always been a very important factor in my life. It’s my key to freedom and to a better life. Living in a single parent home can be a challenge at times. With today’s economy, college is very hard to afford, which wants me to work even harder for my goals. With a teacher salary and three kids it has made me realize that I am capable of doing bigger and better things. Education is a privilege that some tend to take for granted, but I know that my education is an investment for my future and certainly not something that I will waste. My educational goals have always included college and pursuing a career in nursing by getting my bachelor’s. I’m an
I have a love and passion for dance along with helping others around me. You need both dedication and discipline to be good at what you do. You have to put your heart into everything you do if you plan on being successful with whatever you are wanting to pursue. Even though I could not always afford dance classes at times, my passion of it has lived inside me ever since which makes me work harder each day to become better and prove to other what I can achieve. I have developed confidence, leadership skills and the ability to work with others from all of my life experiences. Nursing is something that only select people can handle. One must be passionate, caring, driven and have the ability to connect with people on a personal