krystal g asked:


What do you think …what will the university think …do you think i will get in ..i want to take med-studies!! once i get in!

When I look at this picture of myself, I realize how much I’ve grown and changed, not only physically, but also mentally as a person In the last couple of years. Less than one month after this photograph was taken, I arrived at North Shore Community College without any idea of what to expect. Around me in this picture are the things which were most important in my life at the time:
I will strive to be a tremendous asset to Northeastern University by devoting all my time to becoming an excellent student. I believe that I am obligated to use my talents in a constructive manner, in a manner that benefits society. The medical career gives me the unique opportunity to express my many talents while benefiting human life.

Going to a medical school and earning a degree has always been a dream of mine. My life, like many others has seen and been through times of sorrow. I have watched one loves in pain, with uncertainty of their future. Just recently a long lost Uncle has reappeared in the lives of my family. Glad to see him him back but, I’m sad and worried about is life. He has been diagnosed with throat cancer, and must under go chemotherapy. Watching his struggles urges me to learn more about steps into recovery and how I can be of help. Cancer rates are at large tacking away to many people too soon. I believe that Doctors don’t just treat bodies they also listen to souls because sometimes the illness is cured by a friend.

I believe that my ability to improve and expand my communication skills since I was constantly meeting numerous people which makes me well suited to pursue a medical career. I also consider myself a people person. As a sales consultant, I interact and communicate with a variety of people thereby expanding my ability to discuss a wide range of topics. Because people constantly disclosed their personal issues to me, I learned to become not only a good conversationalist, but also an excellent listener. In medical school, I also plan to pursue side work like Volunteering. One of my most rewarding experiences has been helping patients as a Personal Care Attendant.
I am Highly motivated to succeed, I dramatically improved my grades following a time at North Shore Community College. In the past year I have learned a lot through my experiences and relationships. I’ve realized that I was trying so much to make everyone else happy that I wasn’t keeping myself and my interests in mind at times when I should have. Once I realized what goal i wanted to pursue in my life, i plan to work hard to succeed in achieving this goal.
I have been diligent in my pursuit of medicine as a career because I am convinced that medicine offers me the opportunity to live a fulfilling, rewarding life dedicated to helping others. I will enter medicine eager to learn. Attending Northeastern University would be one of the greatest rewards for my motivation and persistence for success

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jonathan l asked:


Well I’m currently 15 and about 3 months away from my birthday from what I know you need to be 16 to take the GED test, to start off I don’t plan to go to college even if I wanted to I would be fine going to a community college, as far as my career path my father and brother own their own business and I’m probably going to join the family business my father works in insurance mainly while my brother works in real estate, now I’m planning on mainly working with my brother but for now I’m learning the insurance side with my father. So as far as taking the GED test and affecting my career that really shouldn’t be a problem. As for socializing which is an important aspect of highschool and college I don’t really fit in never have always been a lone wolf the few friends I had ended up failing petheticly so I don’t really enjoy that aspect of school and it’s more than just not enjoying it I despise it very much. I don’t have very much going on in my life and it’s not that enjoyable so if im not enjoying things I mine as well be learning the family business ropes and earning a little bit of cash right?

So what is your opinion on me taking my GED, why do you think I should stay in school or why do you think I should take my GED. Please give some reasoning to as why you chose your answer.

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