High School Goals

People say to reach for the sky, so reach for the sky I will. I want to be a..(drum roll)... Doctor! I’ve heard that it’s hard, but I believe I can do it. But for now, I am going to focus on getting adequate grades, making benignant friends and maintaining a clean record. Then, I can eventually become a doctor.
Some of my strengths that can help me achieve my goal are being an auspicious reader, being propitious at math and being able to find upstanding friends. Some of my high school goals are to acquire satisfactory grades, make true friends, and to keep a clean record. My strengths can help me to reach these goals. First of all, in order to obtain good grades, my strengths will help me because reading and math are the fundamental skills of
My high school goals can help me achieve this. First, my chances of getting a scholarship to a good college will increase if I have a clean record and get good grades. See, colleges most likely don’t want to give scholarships to people who are troublemakers. If my record is clean, that is one reason they cannot use to not give me a scholarship. Also, if my grades are good, A’s and B’s, and they will look at that, they would be more inclined to give me a scholarship, as generally colleges want smart students to give them a good name. Next, after college, I want to go to medical school and graduate. My strengths can help me achieve that because in order to go to medical school, I need to go to regular college first. Using my strengths and my high school goals that I have met, that will happen for many of the same reasons as getting a scholarship to a good college. Finally, in order to help youth that have cancer, I need to graduate from medical school. Also, by making good friends, I can be able to connect with people, which I feel is important when treating a patient. It all ties