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One thing about my results that surprises me is that it said I was judgemental. Every once in a while I will judge somebody but I usually don’t mind. That was really the only thing that surprised me and even then it wasn’t a huge surprise. I think the results really reflected me especially with the results about loyalty and dedication because once I start something it is usually very hard to get me off of it.

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There were a few distinct career paths for me that had me in an executive position. Two of them were law enforcement and military service. These careers both require great leadership to be successful. Two other career paths were working at hospitals and legal firms. These two careers require stability along with dedication. All of these careers require loyalty that executives are well known for.

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One of the weaknesses I have is that I am stubborn. Sometimes I go over the top and often don’t listen to my friends. I am sometimes too fixated on one idea and don’t see other opinions. Another weakness I have is that I am judgemental. I sometimes ignore the fact that there is more than just one way to solve something. I also have trouble just abandoning something that has worked in the past to try something new. The final weakness that I have is that I have difficulty expressing emotions. This means that I get so caught up in the facts that I forget what makes other people happy. It also means that I may only see the negative outcomes in order to avoid them but I can end up hurting the people around me by only seeing the bad.

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One of my best strengths is that I am a fearless leader. What this means is that I know when to step up and how to lead my group. I can take control when I need to and step back when my team has it under control. Another one of my strengths is that I lead by example. This means that I know that the best way to earn the respect of my group is to show that I know what to do. It also means that when I do good, so do my colleagues.

I also possess the strength to meet my promises. This shows that I will keep all of my promises and follow through with them. I will only make a promise if I know it is something I can accomplish. Another strength is that I know what is acceptable and what is not. I won’t just let people goof off and I will make them work harder. The final strength that I have is that I am dedicated. This means that I won’t abandon my people. I will also stick with the same thing until I succeed.

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Some traits that will help me in college are that I am a very goal-oriented person and know what I need to do to be successful. I am also very eager to go to college and I think that will keep me interested and enthused about my classes. I can get excited for colleges of any size so it really doesn’t matter how large a college is. Another thing I have that will prepare me for college is that I understand myself well and know what I need to improve on to be extremely successful. I really like improving and have a love for learning. These are just a few of the traits I have that will lead me to success in college.

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Participate in activities that involve touching, building, moving, or drawing.

Do lots of hands-on activities like completing art projects, taking walks, or acting out stories.

It's OK to chew gum, walk around, or rock in a chair while reading or studying.

Use flashcards and arrange them in groups to show relationships between ideas.

Trace words with your finger to learn spelling (finger spelling).

Take frequent breaks during reading or studying periods (frequent, but not long).

It's OK to tap a pencil, shake your foot, or hold on to something while learning.

Use a computer to reinforce learning through the sense of touch.

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The main thing I can think of that might prevent me from going to college is the cost. I’m still going to go to college no matter what but cost is a big factor to determine where I might go. Another determining factor would be the graduation rate. I plan to attend the same college for four years and if the graduation rate is low then I’m probably not going. The final factor that would determine if I go to college would be the job placement rate because I want a job in my field soon after I graduate.

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I learned that private colleges are way more expensive than public colleges. Private colleges are also harder to get into. Although private colleges are more expensive and difficult to get into they have extremely high job placement rates. I also learned that to get into some colleges you have to take college prep courses.

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The college I liked the least was definitely Ohio Christian University. It seemed like a nice little college but I prefer something bigger. I also think it is a waste of money considering that Ohio State University is a lot cheaper and a better college. The graduation rate was also extremely low at 41% and I want to graduate.

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The college I liked the best was Ohio State University. I liked OSU because it has a high acceptance rate and is still the top college in Ohio. I also liked the variety of majors they had to choose from. The final thing I liked about OSU is that when all things are considered it is surprisingly cheap to attend their college.

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The first thing I found interesting about college is the acceptance rate. I found that some schools had surprisingly high acceptance rates such as Ohio State University. They had an acceptance rate of 54% which I thought was really high. Another thing I found interesting is the graduation rate is surprisingly low for some top colleges that are really prestigious and hard to get into.

I found out that private colleges give out lots of scholarship and grant money. Gonzaga would cost $65,751 to attend before scholarships but after scholarships it would drop to around $35,000. Another thing I learned is that a lot of top colleges are not very selective with their acceptance rate which I thought was weird.