As I am the son of a teacher I value education at a high regard and think that it is the right to all to receive a quality one so everyone has an equal opportunity to be successful. My parents pushed me to do my best in school and I have learned a lot and motivate myself to do well.

 

If my grades continue down the road I am going down I should graduate with a 4.3 or so. Through my hard work and dedication to my academics I was accepted into Northern Arizona University and received the Lumberjack scholarship which provides me with the money for tuition.

 

I have been on the high honor roll for my high school career and learned a lot through it, I have taken almost every AP class that my school offers and will graduate 4th in my class, an achievement I take much pride in.

 

Education, however, does not always mean the traditional classroom learning. I am obviously in FBLA and have learned a lot from it. As an FBLA Arizona State Officer I learned a lot of public speaking skills, something a lot of people have a problem with, as well as many different marketing skills and a better understanding of the business world.

 

I am currently an intern with FBLA Arizona as I serve as a State officer. I am responsible for completing tasks for the state including membership recruitment, visiting chapters, and assisting in the development of the Arizona delegation. I also assist in the facilitation of conferences and speak on stage for all the members. In addition I am also currently employed at the U of A or UA tech park, there I am a data entry intern and am responsible for entering a lot of information that the park has into our salesforce program.

 

The steps I will take to become a Physician Assistant are rigorous but going to be worth it in the long run. I have already been accepted into NAU and when I attend I will switch my major from environmental sciences to public health. From then I will take the necessary classes and apply to their Physician Assistant school, I will take the necessary classes and if possible, graduate in three years. I plan on taking community college classes over the summer so I can get my education finished faster. After I graduate I hope to go to graduate school, possibly in washington and obtain my masters degree. Lastly I would like to join the military, more specifically the air force and put my practice to good use as an officer and Air Force Physician Assistant.