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The author aims to become an elementary school teacher or guidance counselor after graduating college. They plan to earn an associate degree and transfer to a university while maintaining a GPA of 3.4 or higher. The author emphasizes the importance of genuinely caring for students and improving their organizational and communication skills.

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Career Goals

The author aims to become an elementary school teacher or guidance counselor after graduating college. They plan to earn an associate degree and transfer to a university while maintaining a GPA of 3.4 or higher. The author emphasizes the importance of genuinely caring for students and improving their organizational and communication skills.

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My Career Goals

When I graduate from college, I want to become either an elementary school teacher or a

guidance counselor for children. The first step in my career goal is to earn my associate degree. I

have 2 classes left until I’m able to do so. I next want to transfer to a university and hopefully

figuring out which career I want to choose which career I want to pursue. When I transfer, I still

want to be able to keep up a 3.4 or higher GPA. Now when it comes to counseling or being a

teacher, I want to be different. I want to actually care about every single student that comes my

way. I don’t want to just brush them off. I want to be able to motivate them. I want to be able to

become more organized as well and improving my communication skills so that I’m better at

communicating with children.

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