Throughout the course of the last few months, I’ve been thinking about continuing my education. I’ve looked at different schools, but none of them seemed like the perfect fit. One day I came across a commercial for the American Women’s College, and I decided to look it up. What I found, was an institution built, on a foundation of educating and empowering women. Women, just like me. For the last six years, I’ve been working in Long-term Care facilities, as a CNA. It started out as a way for me to pay for school but turned into a way of living. I lost sight of my dreams and became complacent. Work replaced the things I was passionate about. One day ran into the next, and here I am, so many years later. All of my life, I have dreamed of becoming a leader. Always wanting not only what’s best for me, but also for other people. In a position of leadership, I will find success, while providing a work atmosphere conducive to victory. I will have the opportunity to make a difference, and my voice will finally be heard. A great leader not …show more content…
It is a place where women are empowered as learners and leaders. This is important to me because, where I obtain my education should teach, recognize, and appreciate all women’s skills and abilities. An institution that equips females with the wisdom necessary to compete in today’s job market, allowing them equality in contending . It is also important to me that there is an established legacy. Over 100 years of excellence, pushing the boundaries of the academic experience, and working tirelessly to close the gender gap. The chances of making my dreams a reality are increased at a place that still provides a practical and affordable way to be educated. Even in our current economic times, education is still a possibility when the tuition is reasonable. In my eyes, these qualities are a vital part of my decision to apply to your