Personal Narrative: Myself At The University Of Beckman

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In my three years at Beckman, I have created various titles for myself such as the freshman on Varsity soccer, Link Cru Coordinator, and Second Team All-League lacrosse player. In brief, I am everybody. Yet at the same time, I am nobody. As a freshman, I was an anxious and petite girl who was afraid of standing up for herself; I was incredibly scared of speaking up in class or making new friends. After realizing my issues, beginning medication, and understanding my weaknesses, my personality altered. Since freshman year, I have learned how to have more confidence and make my voice heard. I accept my weaknesses - shyness, anxiety, and quite a handicap for math - and overcome these obstacles in unique ways. The only thing I regret is not taking advantage of getting ahead my freshman year. I regret letting my fear overcome my love of learning. …show more content…
There is only one career path in my mind: medicine. The University of Washington has one of the best medical schools in the nation - in the top ten to be exact - and to study there would be amazing. The encouragement of my family and friends push me to pursue a college education. Not only would I let everyone who has supported me down, but I would ultimately let myself down if I do not achieve my goals. Furthermore, who could resist all that rain and cold weather? Definitely not

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