Pursuing A Career Path To PA School.

Throughout my years in middle and high school, I have taken all honors classes in hopes to challenge myself with my scholars. Stepping into high school, I included as many dual enrollment classes as possible to prepare myself for my future. I am very privileged to even be offered the dual enrollment classes at my high school, Mary G. Montgomery. Our teacher staff and administrations work tirelessly to enhance our preparation for college. While serving many leadership positions in and out of school, I talk to various, new individuals. This has overall encouraged me to collaborate with others and to listen to them with great care.

It is commonly known that students who are involved within their schools’ extracurricular activities are more attentive in school than their peers. I thoroughly believe this because the extracurricular activities that I am involved in allows me to make lifelong friends, engage in meaningful tasks, and develop new skills or interests. For example, the leadership roles that I obtain within my school’s National Honor Society, Montgomery Maniacs Student Section, and the National English Honor Society allows me to influence my peers positively by teaching them transferable skills that they can use in everyday life. Participating in other organizations such as Mu Alpha Theta, Multicultural Club, Rho Kappa, and serving as a Student Government Representative also teaches me how to carry out these influences made on my peers and I. Overall, extracurricular activities in or outside of school positively impacts your general character.