My ideal after life after college would have to be very well off. I will be a doctor a pediatrician to be exact. Since I love being around, and dealing with children I set a career based on me helping kids who are in need which I are about that most. I will move out of Connecticut after I graduate from college. Go to medical school outside of this state. While in medical I plan on getting married, then waiting a year to have kids. Once I graduate find a job build my career up. I plan to move either to Atlanta or California. I love places that are hot I can’t do the cold weather anymore. I have very high expectation and dreams that I want to fulfill in life. I want to build my own house from the ground up. Have a charity for kids and young adults, because I always love to give back to those who are less fortunate than me. Doing that and seeing children’s faces light up just because they got something or food for dinner really touches my heart, and sharing is something I always lived by when growing up. I am an only child so when people think that they say I must be spoiled, but that’s not case I earn the things I get by getting good grades. I don’t have things handed to me like some kids do. I think that my life after college is something special to me and I feel like I can accomplish it.
My experience this semester with the kids in my class I will always remember my freshman year in college. The part that I will miss most about my classmates sitting in anthropology and then talking about the professor with are inquiry teacher on how bad a teacher she is. I will miss everyone and how me make each other laugh, it’s like we are our own family, which I really don’t want to say goodbye too. Seeing them around campus makes it better, but it won’t be the same for me. When you connect, and get along with people for so long just not seeing them everyday will be a change in scenery. Having there cell phone numbers and hanging out on campus working on homework together will be another way of catching up and staying in touch.
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