Chapters 1,2,3

In Chapter one I felt like one segment I could relate to were the education and career dilemmas. I want to be a pshychairtist and it's really something that I feel I'm commited to and have really felt like I've made up my mind about the career field I want to go into. The problem I keep having is mostly about medical school. It doesnt matter to me how many years I have to attend, I don't mind that one bit. The problem is really the cost for the most part and the doubt that I won't get in. I feel I just haven't looked hard enough for scholarships and grants that can be given out. It's all about organization and balancing everything to get things done which i lack because there is so much going on in my life already, which is what I will be working on.

In chapter two and three I felt that I expected the results I've gotten in the work values survey and is kind of simliar to my results that I got while takin the Myers Briggs test. I feel like I know what what my interests are and how well I communictae with others depending on the situation. At this point in ones life many still do not what they want, who they are or who they want to be. When I first came to LaGuardia I wanted to actually major in deaf studies because in the high school I went to, the only language they had to offer was American Sign Language and I found myself really interested in the language and kind of inspired to help other people become open minded about the deaf community, but I always thought about being a psychiatrist, I always wanted to help others, teach nd try to get those to have a positive out look on things. When I took a psychology class at LaGuardia I was for sure it was really what i wanted to do.