My main goal is to go to college. I am looking at a degree in forestry. My next goal is to find a job in the career field of my choice. To do this I need to make sure that when I am in college, I am putting forth my best effort in my classes and networking with people in the field. These goals have to be reached for me to do well out in the real world. High school may seem like it doesn’t matter, but it does because in the end without high school, I wouldn’t be able to go on to college and then on to a job that I love to do and work. To make my family proud I want to graduate and go onto college, get my degree, and finally make a living in my career field choice.…
Veterinary Technologist and Technician would be the best career choice for me because it would bring me personal satisfaction, financial stability, and opportunites for help others.…
Despite non-selection, my pursuit of this prestigious and challenging position will not be deterred. My naval career, I have continually sought positions of greater responsibility and produced exceptional results in each of those positions. While I take great pride in being a Chief Petty Officer, I feel the experience I have acquired as a Chief will benefit any wardroom I am a member of. It is important to note that I did not submit an LDO-CWO package for FY-14 due to the time constraints I experienced while standing up Naval Beach Unit SEVEN with an under staffed office and operational commitment.…
-I like that this career involves intense research and the use of specialized equipment. I also enjoy the fact that it involves working in groups over long periods of time as well.…
I think this job would suit me well because I enjoy working with animals, I can multi task well, I understand how things work around a veterinary office. I also have good communication skills and good problem solving skills.…
Everybody wants to be that person that is a millionaire and has a mansion,but the animals of Earth,not money are the top priority for my career,a wildlife biologist.I always wanted to have a career that associated with studying animals and a wildlife biologist could be one of careers that match what I want to be.Some things to consider in mind while on that path of wanting to become one is training and education,the work environment,and the salary of a wildlife biologist.…
This career is perfect for people who love working with animals and who enjoy science. (Veterinarian 1) You will get to work with all kinds of animals, from cats and dogs to horses and cows. You don’t have to work with only domestic animals; if you love wild animals, go can be a veterinarian at a zoo and work with wild animals. If you prefer marine animals instead, you can become a marine veterinarian and work with whales, sharks, dolphins, and etc. Science is an important subject to master if you want to become a veterinarian. You don’t really need many requirements except four years of college and an extra four year veterinary school. All you need to have is a passion for veterinary medicine and healing animals. (DeYoung 1)…
It is hard to say why I want to work with animals, without including the simple statement that I just love all animals. I want a career that is going to challenge me and give me the opportunity to experience and learn new things every day. I want to be able to make a difference in the lives of animals. I also want to help educate the public about the proper care of animals. Working as a Vet Tech will fit all of those needs while providing me with a rewarding career that I will continue to enjoy for years.…
Have you ever attempted to do something or get into a program but failed miserably? This past semester I have experienced failure at its best. Last October I was able to attend open house for North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University. Being a member of the Columbia Urban League helped me find North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University. I was able to attend a tour for North Carolina A& T which led me to the open house last October.…
I started my first year of college with my life all planned out. I had this ridicules idea that everything was going to be a piece of cake. I was going to join different clubs, do lots of research, make the dean’s list and most of all make my parents proud. Now that I really think about it what in the world was I thinking, I realized that college is an entirely different universe then high school. My GPA dropped for the first time in my life from a 3.7 in high school to a 2.8. The drop in my GPA made me hunger to go to medical school even more, before my life academic in the sense that there were no challenges or obstacles that I really faced in high school. However, when I entered college I was faced with lots of hurdles academically and emotionally that opened my eyes and made my desire burn more to obtain my goals in life.…
I recall being asked by my relatives: “What do you want to be when you grow up?” and instead of an answer I would give them a blank stare. I had no idea how to respond. Not because there was nothing I found appealing, but because I felt passionate about too many things. I loved music, math, design, helping others, working with kids, analyzing situations and solving problems. There were to many career paths that I liked, but it always seemed to me that in order to follow one I would have to give up the rest.…
Before this shadowing experience, I knew that pursuing a career in medicine is something that I was interested in, but I never had a real experience to examine a typical doctor's life. After the first week of shadowing, I started getting a sense of what it is to be a doctor. Becoming a doctor is not something easy. Every time I went to the office, there was a big list of patients that doctor Eloy had to meet. He had to be careful about the way he acts and the way he talks with patients, nurses, and other doctor. Even though it seemed so hard at the beginning, I enjoyed this experience and I learned a lot from it. I learned that being a doctor requires more than going to medical school. Medical school is just the first step. I learned that a…
I haven't decided what I want to do in the future regarding my career. I have narrowed my options down to either a job in art or biology. Recently in the last year, I have been leaning towards biology, and becoming a zoologist. Science has always been one of my favorite classes. I have always loved animals and enjoyed learning about them. . I can get along with almost any animal I meet. So, I can work well with animals.…
Having the job can lead me to help people with their animal problems. If an animal had an illness or had an injury, I can their pet recover. I think I can make people feel happy that their animal is going to be all right. It is also the feeling of being depended on makes me feel important. I want a purpose in life and knowing I can help animals is all the purpose I need. Having this job can bring me good payment and I could support a family with the money that a veterinarian can get. I think it would be a great job for me. Over all myself working with animals is my dreams.…
1. Becoming a veterinarian requires years of study, countless years learning, and large amounts of money to pay for school tuition and state licensing.The veterinary field interest me in any ways. In this field there are many benefits, and some flaws. Veterinarians have the ability to save animals everyday. They also have to have communication skills, allow them to talk to the the owners (OK Career Guide.org). The veterinary field is also very diverse. Veterinarians have a part in all different kinds of animals lives. Vets often have to stay up all night caring for a sick animal. This career also makes you work in harsh conditions, such as rain, wind and snow. Therefore,…