Personal Narrative: My Veterinarian Career
“C-cat,” I mumbled out as a toddler. According to my mother, cat was my first spoken word. If you know anything about me, you would know that I love animals. When I was about six years old, I realized I wanted to become a veterinarian. At the age of nine, I took a huge step into my veterinarian career. I started my most fulfilling 4-H project, which was showing Boer goats. Showing goats gave me the opportunity to learn the different phases of taking care of animals. I have always been a passionate person, when it comes to my family, my studies and my community. When I set my mind to it, I always get the job done. My religion, my family, and my education are most important to me. God is the head of my life; I would not be here, if it was not
for his will. My family is a huge influence on me, and they are my ultimate support system. Finally, my education is important to me because I know that it is mine. Once I learn something, the knowledge cannot be taken away from me. That is why I try to gain as much knowledge as I can. Respectively, I need my education to aspire future goals.
During my 7th grade year, my teacher informed me about the MSMS Summer Enrichment Camp. I attended the 2014 and 2016 summer camps, and I had two phenomenal experiences. After two summers of camp, I knew I wanted to become a graduate of the Mississippi School of Math and Science. I have worked extremely hard in my studies to ensure my placement in the MSMS Class of 2019.
I have always been more mature than most of my peers, therefore I believe I am capable of living with my peers away from home. I participated in the MSMS Enrichment Camp for two summers. Since 2014, I have participated in 4-H State Congress in Starkville, MS twice. I even participated in the 2016 National 4-H Congress, which was held in Atlanta, GA for five days, with my peers from across the United States.
To prepare myself for the rigorous courses at MSMS, I enrolled in two A.P. classes and an additional history and math class. I am confident that I will be able to handle the advanced curriculum.
for his will. My family is a huge influence on me, and they are my ultimate support system. Finally, my education is important to me because I know that it is mine. Once I learn something, the knowledge cannot be taken away from me. That is why I try to gain as much knowledge as I can. Respectively, I need my education to aspire future goals.
During my 7th grade year, my teacher informed me about the MSMS Summer Enrichment Camp. I attended the 2014 and 2016 summer camps, and I had two phenomenal experiences. After two summers of camp, I knew I wanted to become a graduate of the Mississippi School of Math and Science. I have worked extremely hard in my studies to ensure my placement in the MSMS Class of 2019.
I have always been more mature than most of my peers, therefore I believe I am capable of living with my peers away from home. I participated in the MSMS Enrichment Camp for two summers. Since 2014, I have participated in 4-H State Congress in Starkville, MS twice. I even participated in the 2016 National 4-H Congress, which was held in Atlanta, GA for five days, with my peers from across the United States.
To prepare myself for the rigorous courses at MSMS, I enrolled in two A.P. classes and an additional history and math class. I am confident that I will be able to handle the advanced curriculum.