<p>^Or you could have an office in the UK for Spanish patients.</p>
<p>What do I strive for? To get into my dream school, so I can then fulfill my dream of becoming an officer in the Marines, and later fulfill my dream of becoming a journalist,and writing for The Washington post</p>
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Hahah it’s ok. If I was a high school teacher, I’d be horrible. I’d be giving people referrals, playing favorites, mocking the answers of kids I don’t like…which is why I’m not going anywhere near education.</p>
<p>I strive to be successful enough so that I feel accomplished about myself. For now I just want to get close to straight A’s and go to a decent, fun, out of state college like Tulane.</p>
<p>To be honest my motivation to work hard in high school is to get into a fun, party, competitive school like Tulane.</p>
<p>E: I just realized I repeated myself… Sorry heh I just hate repeating myself.</p>
<p>But as I’m here, I’ll just say i that I think a lot of people on this site stress themselves out too much. Remember high school only comes once, and these might be your glory days. Just saying.</p>
<p>I view school as a competition. If that means 6 APs sophmore year, so be it. I love to compete and can’t stand losing. I originally planned taking 2 APs.
Also, 6 APs doesn’t mean no life. I just came out of 11 month relationship and have another gf atm.</p>
<p>Believe in yourself, that’s all it takes.</p>
<p>Short-term: Push myself to see how far I can bend without breaking.</p>
<p>Long-term: Find an occupation that’s interesting & challenging, while still being fun.</p>
<p>Do something I enjoy, have a stable career, help others, and have many options. Oh but goodnoodle’s response is okay too you know if the stable career doesn’t work out. :D</p>