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Hello to all, my name is Judith Solis. I am a Nutrition Science major attending College of the Canyons for the first time. I am a full time student and this is the first online course I will be taking. I am enrolled in this English 101 class to complete part of my transfer requirements, as I would like to transfer to a four-year university as soon as possible. If I could afford to be a student for life that’s exactly what I would like to do. I would like to transfer, preferably, to UCLA and further pursue my education there. Although I have always placed advanced in English, I have never really enjoyed any of the English courses I’ve taken. No aspects of it have really jumped out at me to grab my attention, but I guess some things just come naturally (No matter how boring the subject). What I do aspire to be is an Obstetrician/Gynecologist. To be honest the only reason I am majoring in Nutritional Science is to become a part time Dietitian and part time student. Like I said I enjoy school and hopefully will be able to endure many more years of it, I will have to if I wish to achieve my goals. But something I will not enjoy is having debt from medical school loans, so becoming a Dietitian is part of my education plan. As a Dietitian I will make more than enough of a salary to support myself as well as continue my education. I will admit I have made mistakes when it came to my education in the past like putting it on hold for a year, I have been set back a couple of semesters, but now that colleges are offering summer intersession again I will be transferring sooner than I thought. Right now all I do and think about is my education, everything I do revolves around it, and I am so excited to begin this semester. I am 21 and I’ve got a long road ahead of me, I hope this class helps me pave this road to an educated and professional being in the future. I look forward to work with you all in this online

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