Personal Narrative: My First Person In High School
When I was in the 6th grade, I had my first dog, Isabelle. She was a small Dachsund mix with the most beautiful personality. She quickly became my best friend, and one of my only friends in the awkward transition from elementary school to middle school. I spent four amazing months with my newfound friend, when one day, I witnessed her fatal car accident. I felt my world was shattered and became depressed. Once I pulled myself out of sorrow, I knew for certain I wanted to become a veterinarian. I wanted to be able to help people when their closest friends were in need, I wanted to make a difference, and this is why college is important. Throughout high school my family hit hard times. When I got my first parttime job, I helped my family pay bills and buy groceries. Simultaneously, all throughout highschool, I aimed to overachieve, knowing how
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With a father who never finished middle school, I know what it looks like to be limited in your life. Sometimes, I know he’s miserable. He wishes his life turned out differently, and it only motivates me more to further my education. My parents had different circumstances in Suriname. They came to America to ensure my success, and I will continue to strive to make sure I succeed. My mother went to nursing school in Suriname, and she is now the self-sustaining breadwinner of a family of five. I commend her for never giving up, and she only motivated me to make sure I go the extra mile to have a stable future.
College opens doors to the future. You gain experiences and friends, as well as an education that only brings you closer to your dream. It’s a path to success, and for me, it’s my only path to success. Not going to college has never been an option for me. My mother says it’s a privilege to even have so many options to apply to. It’s a privilege I plan to take full advantage of, especially since many other people in the world don't have the same
With a father who never finished middle school, I know what it looks like to be limited in your life. Sometimes, I know he’s miserable. He wishes his life turned out differently, and it only motivates me more to further my education. My parents had different circumstances in Suriname. They came to America to ensure my success, and I will continue to strive to make sure I succeed. My mother went to nursing school in Suriname, and she is now the self-sustaining breadwinner of a family of five. I commend her for never giving up, and she only motivated me to make sure I go the extra mile to have a stable future.
College opens doors to the future. You gain experiences and friends, as well as an education that only brings you closer to your dream. It’s a path to success, and for me, it’s my only path to success. Not going to college has never been an option for me. My mother says it’s a privilege to even have so many options to apply to. It’s a privilege I plan to take full advantage of, especially since many other people in the world don't have the same