Lesson Learned Narrative
Lesson Learned It was my Freshman year at San Dimas High School in 2020. Covid changed how my high school life should’ve begun—Covid which not only interrupted my life but impacted all the students and people in the world. Creating a pandemic that closed off people from each other and society functioning correctly. People couldn’t work, shop, or do or do all the necessary activities that involved going out and with others. School for me became online and restricted my full learning potential. It was hard for me as I got so bored of just constantly staying inside. Eventually, we would go out but stuck with having to distance ourselves from others and wear a mask the whole time we were out. I was mainly at home either studying, watching TV, or doing nothing. I was bored out of my mind but luckily having my sister and my parents to keep me company it wasn’t as bad as it could’ve been. I would go outside with a basketball and hoop to keep myself busy and hopefull...
I think it is very brave and honorable that you want to be a firefighter and save and assist those in need. You sound like a very capable woman indeed with a lot of drive and motivation towards your educational and professional goals. I like how you mentioned you would go over the 60 hours of required community service; it shows kindness and dedication to helping others. Usually when someone volunteers, they can't wait to finish once their hours are up. Having a 4.0 all four years of high school is really remarkable and impressive while being a student athlete. The levels of effort you go for your education are motivating.
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