I am Brenda Lizette Loredo. The way I got my name was due to a discussion between my mother and aunt resulting in my father being the resolver. I was born on September 25, 1997 in Richmond, Texas at 2:48 am. This resulted in my first two years of my life living in Richmond, Texas. Around two years old we moved to Rosharon, Texas where I have lived for almost sixteen years. In these sixteen years that I have lived in Rosharon I have experienced many things, but the uttermost great thing that has happened to me and for what I am grateful the most for is for having a warm home full of love and a wonderful neighborhood. In my neighborhood, everyone is friendly with each other. If one person needs help we all pitch in order …show more content…
My short term goals include getting my Capstone Diploma, maintaining good grades in my academics, striving for success, and graduating high school. Striving for success is essential as well as graduating high school, but I feel like they are less daunting than the other two short term goals I have. Getting my Capstone Diploma will be a challenging road. It is not easy to achieve what the College Board requires for in that class, but I know that both the teacher and my determination will guide me through in order to accomplish my goal. And as for maintaining good grades in my academics I will have to turn in everything on time and study the material given in the course in order to grasp my goal. For long term goals I want to become a successful electrical and computer engineer. I know this goal will not be easy, but I feel like I have the determination and confidence that it takes to reach my …show more content…
Frankly speaking, I believe this is a great introduction into college, so when we do enter college, we will be fully prepared for the course ahead of us. I also believe that a dual credit class will help me learn the skills I need in order to survive college. Along this path I will also gain all the responsibilities needed for college. Unlike high school, college is harder and requires more skills and responsibilities; however, dual credit classes will be the stepping stone between high school and college that will help me acquire the skills and responsibilities as