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My dream goal is to someday become a full-time Senior Multiplayer Game Designer. However, goals can’t be achieve unless you’re prepare to tackle any sort of bad contingencies, which I had made a plan. A plan that is so great that no one even knew that they could do it in my way. The moment I graduate in June 2018, from Hidden Valley High School, I will receive my high school diploma.

After the years of finishing high school, I plan to travel to Rogue Community College and be granted with an associate’s degree in Computer Science. When RCC task is done, I will have to pursue my education at Full Sail University. While attending Full Sail University, I shall eventually receive two degrees: Master’s of Science in …show more content…

I was a Varsity Track for the Long Jump Team for 2 years. Although, it doesn’t require teamwork because it is an individual event, I managed to tell my fellow teammates on how we could get the top spot. In that moment, we need teamwork so we decided to assemble my team to each heat. We end up all successful because we went for the heat that matched our abilities, which gave us a successful season. I participated in Mathletes for my junior and senior year. With the help of my 3 teammates, we placed ourselves 1st in the last meet. When I was working for the Wonder General Store, it taught me how to communicate well with my coworker to provide an excellent customer service and providing nice profit for the store. I also worked during the summer doing landscaping job that required teamwork to get the jobs clean, consisted, and on …show more content…

During my time working for the Wonder General Store, I was able to give customers the best service they could ever have. The moment they step through the door, I always give them a nice friendly warm welcome,so they feel like they’re part of the family. Possessing excellent communication skills allowed me to communicate well with my coworker, and we all end up well organized in thought.

Maintaining perfect personal management is the key to the person’s success for I have demonstrated them through my participation in building the school dance for the homecoming court, and winter court. I am a clean slate student with a record of zero referrals and a perfect attendance all throughout my high school year. I never was late for my job at the Wonder General Store, which I actually was present there fifteen mins

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