Being an unorganized person is no where near what I am. When it came to college it all fell through my hands and I began to lose control. I started overwhelmed because I was taking classes for a major I was not sure I would pursue. So being the person I am I dropped all the classes, feeling as though I were failing and not meeting my standards of success. After dropping the classes I took a break to figure out what I really wanted my future to be consumed by. I am always the person that had everything figured out years in advanced. When it came to my future career it was a lot more to take in that expected. College is nothing like high-school. In the two year break I have taken I really found myself and what I wanted my purpose to be for …show more content…
Each time I thought I figured it out, I found myself disappointed and running back to the major I began with; Nursing. So I began to talk to multiple people in all the different fields inside of hospital setting. Nurses, doctors, radiologists, CNAs, medical assistants, even the transporters who move the patients within the hospital. With every conversation I felt in myself a happiness grow more and more with the thought of being a nurse. Growing older and more mature has me realize not to change something your heart is so drawn to. Also with growing comes the ease being able to handle tougher decisions better than before when I was only 18 and fresh out of high school. If I am to be accepted and reinstated I will first correct the two classes affecting my current academic status. As well as always stay on track with an academic counselor to achieve my set goals. Whenever I correct my two classes I will then become a full-time student, staying responsible and making exceptional grades along the way. When found with a struggle I will seek guidance with on-campus tutors or talk to my professors. I will work had to stay on my goal plan set by the academic counselor and