I Want To Be An RA

Being an RA does come with a lot of responsibilities ranging from watching over residents to planning programs. In order to fulfil these, I would have to be strong with my time management in order to make this job my number one priority. For example, when it comes time to make programs, I would schedule these programs around a convent time for the residents and as well as myself. This allows for more residents to participate and won’t interfere with my extracurricular activities as well. Since the RA position also requires time for emergency preparedness, I would make sure my schedule is flexible enough where I can be there when the residents need me as well as my fellow assistants.

I would describe the Resident Assistant position to a parent or new student by letting them know that the Resident Assistant position not to be taken lightly. It requires time, hard work and communication. As a Resident Assistant, you have to take into account of the residents, and your fellow assistants. The job is easy, but you gain a lot of experience, friends and skills. Being an RA brings out your creative side as well as become a role model for the incoming freshmen and transfers.
In my future I hope to become a doctor. Being a doctor means you have to communicate and assist patients. The goal is to always make the patient feel better and leave happy. This RA position can help in just that. My job would be to help the residents. I would gain experience in assisting large amounts of people, making new friends and gain new leadership skills. Throughout my experience as an RA I can make connections not just with my bosses, but with other Resident Assistants and fellow residents. Since I will be with other residents, it allows me to learn how to work in a team environment and planning with other assistants. At the end of it all, our goal is to help the residents in any way we