Forensics Personal Statement

Summer Sanders once said, “To be a champion, I think you have to see the big picture. It's not about winning and losing; it's about every day hard work and about striving to meet challenges. It's about embracing the pain that you'll experience and not be afraid. I think people think too hard and get afraid of a certain challenge.” It has taken a lot of work to maintain a high-Grade Point Average (G.P.A). I was always told to be humble, work hard, and to be willing to give back to my community. As a young child, I aspired to be a police officer and participated in The Police Explorer Program. As I’ve aged, my views have changed a bit and I also want to give back to the community. Therefore, I started dancing at my church and volunteering
After rehabilitation, many criminals receive negative backlash upon reentering society, I would like to make that transition smoother. The new system will encourage more educational, vocational, and mentoring programming so there is a smooth transition upon reentering society. Hopefully, this will make them want to become productive citizens who will give back and enhance their respective communities.
Regarding the Forensic component of my career, I plan on becoming a Crime Scene Investigator (CSI). When I become a Crime Scene Investigator, I plan on working for the Federal Bureau of Investigation ( FBI) and solving mysteries all around the world. Being in the FBI will give me a chance to be hands-on when it comes to crime scenes and it will also allow me to pursue my passion in science. In conclusion, I plan on helping my community when I get my degree by giving back when I open my own business ventures. My degree will allow me to counsel the children and the helpless. I look forward to giving back to my community and making it a better place. As Steve Jobs once