My Strategy for College Success ChristinaMiler Columbia Southern University My Strategy for College Success What motivates you to attend college, career goals, and the barriers you may face in earning\your degree? “Put your future in good hands — your own.” (www.quotegarden.com, Author Unknown). I love this quote because it’s very true. I don’t want anyone to alter or change my future except for me. I want to alter my future for the better and this is why I have decided to further…
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more 2. Describe 20 activities briefly 3. Determine the motivations of your actions and record them carefully 4. Determine if any of your actions were motivated by any other causes or motivations other than the seven causes that Aristotle mentioned 5. Conclude whether your experiment supports or does not support Aristotle’s arguments Examples: My day on August 24, 2012 Activity ID Activities Description Motivation Motivation in detail Any other? 1 No breakfast but must have coffee…
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believe that when you have the right motivation and right mind set, you can reach the goals, which may seem to be unreachable. As a child, I always did the best that I could in everything I did, never did I give up because of failures that I am faced with but instead it made me work harder and motivated me to keep moving forward. I do believe that no career is impossible to attain when you have the right skills, character and attitude. I’m a junior in College of Business Administration and it has…
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The Magic Kingdom has a more relaxed organic structure per section of the park. Even as a chef, I had the freedom to leave my work location to socialize with park guests outside of my restaurant. The only real rule to this was I needed to stay within the “land” I represent. Flexibility of “doing my own thing” once I had down time from regular job duties is well liked from higher up managers. Every cast member stays on first name basis with guests, fellow cast…
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lifetime because the opportunities and motivation Americans used to have has diminished. On top of that, fortune is not easy to acquire with minimal job availability and college debt lingering with many people in today’s society. The American Dream is not attainable for my generation because financial independence and the ability to climb the social ladder are close to impossible to achieve under the circumstances Americans have been facing recently. In my generation, people break the chance…
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Clayton Armstead Professor Papadakis ENG 0920 Academic Narrative 01 February 2013 “My Educated Life” As I walked through the doors the smell of cookies and urinal cakes filled my nostrils. A sweet elderly woman who looked rather homely muttered, “Welcome to Sycamore Grove”. I shot her my nervous smile and walked into the classroom. I had no idea what to expect. The past five years I had sat at home and played all day. I didn't think this kindergarten business would be much different, but…
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Union, Gabrielle. Steve Granitz/WireImage.com. While many who have seen her perform mention her beauty, natural ability, and star quality, Gabrielle Union did not set out to be an actress. After an internship in the office of a modeling agency during her college years, Union was invited to get in front of the camera. She gave it a try, and the modeling soon led to small roles in television shows. Those in turn led to small roles in feature films, and by 2000, just a few years after her first television…
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The Federalist Papers serve as a detailed account which textually preserves the motivations that led to the founding of the United States; And through my reading of the papers, I have determined these intentions to be wholly moral and virtuous in nature. My commentary will focus upon the 10th, 39th, and 51st Federalist papers which concern Factions, American Republicanism, and Checks & Balances respectively. Federalist 10 explores the concept of controlling factions through governmental structure…
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remember the delightful Mrs. Deborah Barcheski lecturing us in her typical garb, consisting of a denim dress and those famous bluish crocs. Unsurprisingly, her outfit is not the only thing I distinctly remember. The equation of a parabola remains stark in my memory. Three years has gone by since Algebra 1, but Mrs. Barcheski’s cheery classroom and the math concepts she made simple were still memorable. Starting young, Mrs. Barcheski already held a dynamic relationship with mathematics, one that would span…
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I have moved to US almost three years ago, I am gonna transfer the coming fall. And there is always one question in my mind, which I believe, that everyone in the college will have the same question. What major should I choose? What I am interested in? What I can do if I graduate? The answer is… I don’t know. Or I am not that clear. My major is accounting. Because my mom told me that every company needs accounting. So it is easy to find a job. But, if what I can learn from school will really help…
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