Scholarship ESSAY . I already started it just need help formatting it so it can flow here is the question: Please tell us about yourself, such as your background, challenges, accomplishments, and goals. (A FULL RIDE SCHOLARSHIP ESSAY) here is what I have so far: My name is Maria Dominguez . My mother′s side of the family has a genetic predisposition for cancer, so the thought of death has always been inevitable. Ultimately, numerous family cancer diagnoses have led me in and out of hospitals since the age of seven, and I saw four of my family members pass away in their hospital beds. My grandmother′s passing affected me the most; she was the one who took care of me the most until the age of sixteen. Her death unsettled my family and left us wondering when it would strike again. I knew our lives could change, and there was no time to waste. While my family members′ deaths were challenging experiences, they helped me discover a deep desire to make a difference in other people′s lives by pursuing a career in nursing. Being in a hospital so often in my youth, I saw a range in how nurses cared for their patients. I experienced seeing my grandma′s nurse say she was ″heavy″ and speak to her as if she were a child; they forgot that their patients are human beings, too. That is why I want to be an oncology nurse: it will allow me to provide care and comfort to patients based on my own experiences as a family member of a cancer patient. I want my patients to feel seen and heard, be empathetic and kind, and find dignity on even their worst days. Nursing is a career that involves caring for and witnessing individuals at their lowest points while helping them to improve their health. I will positively impact the world when I become a nurse, even if I have only made a difference for one patient. Each patient will remind me of my desire and kindness to help others. My recognition and credit will come from the patients and families when they return home in good health; then, I will know I have done my job well. So, as of fall 2019, life started to get more complicated. My dad had stopped financially supporting us, which was difficult because he was our primary source of income. My mom barely made one thousand five hundred dollars a month, so my uncle (my dad′s brother) was forced to pay for our portion of the rent. Due to financial struggles, I had to drop some classes for fall 2019 and spring 2020 because I had to work a part-time job to make money to support myself. A year later, in February 2021, our house foreclosed, and my dad took all the money he sold from the house and abandoned us. He left us with nothing: no car, furniture, a place to live, money, etc. It was a breaking point for us because my sister and I had to step up and become the men of the house. At the time, we stayed with our only cousin and worked three jobs to save as much money as possible to get our apartment. It was a constant cycle of trying to make ends meet every month. I had overcommitted myself to simply working and struggled with time management, which resulted in me failing a vital microbiology class. I did not have this same drive to succeed during my first four college years. However, at the beginning of 2022, despite the financial problems that my family and I have endured, I have decided to recommit myself to my education. I started by creating a weekly schedule by prioritizing essential tasks first, staying organized, and not procrastinating. After that, I was ready to retake microbiology and received an A in the course. I started to understand that the characteristics and behaviors in my personal life could also lead to success in my career. My personality is not only caring, but I also possess resilience and high academic performance, and I consistently live by the phrase, ″Procrastination is like a grave where opportunities are being buried.″ This phrase encouraged me to make the most of my time and maximize efficiency at any given instance. My hardships and failures have equipped me to handle stress effectively, and my abilities can withstand the demanding and high-pressure nature of nursing. It has also taught me the true meaning of perseverance, hard work, flexibility, and resilience. It allowed me to grow, learn from my mistakes, and succeed simultaneously. Also, the most important thing is that these failures and hardships don’t define me; it′s how I handle and interpret it. use all of these sentences but just make it flow more. Also for my goals you can state after I get my BSN I will want to work on my MSN (master of science in nursing ) I come from a small family as well.
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