I Want To Become A Neonatal Nurse

By narrowing the educational gap between the privileged and the unprivileged, everyone can

have an equal chance to contribute to society -- either in part or as a group -- and make right

choices in their lives to further benefit themselves. But why are the reasons I benefit it much

more than others my age? I for one is using my education to benefit myself for the future

that is coming at me in a flash. Personally, I have always thought that my education is always going to help me

achieve in life. I was always told to stay in school and try my best to get to finish high

School. My grandmother and grandfather
Long story short, to this day we are best friends and are graduating

with each other. I try my first-rate to stay in school, especially now that I am in high school. I want to receive my diploma and accomplish somewhere in this lifetime. The year 2018 is my original

graduation year, due to being ahead of credits and taking extra online classes as my senior

classes I will be able to graduate in the year 2017. I have various plans after the school year.

I plan to apply to college and study there for 2-years and then transfer to a 4-year university.

My future career is a Neonatal nurse in Level I. To become a Neonatal nurse, education wise,

I have to become a registered nurse with a four-year Bachelor of Science in Nursing Degree

and certified in Neonatal Intensive Care Nursing.

Though I have only spent three years in high school, I did get the chance to

experience the high school things like: attending sporting events and friendships that

unfortunately come and go. High school has taught me that not every person I have as