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StudentScholarships.org - Finding the Perfect Job
What is the perfect job? According to StudentScholarships.org, it is one that brings in large quantities of money and one that satisfies us and keeps us looking forward to work every day. A job that we look forward to is the ultimate dream job. Something in which we enjoy and are certain that we will enjoy and enjoy ourselves in doing is our true dream job. To me, a dream job means doing what I already love to do, work with the Equine, or in every day terms, the horse. A creature that has been around for more than 55 million years. Beginning with the first horse, Hyracotherium, to the present one toed grazers, horses have never failed to please the humans which they live with and work for. Since the age of seven I have remembered having a large interest in horses. The way they looked, moved with ease, and even the way they smelled. Horses have never failed to amaze me in their presence. Since the very moment I sat on a horse, I knew it was what I wanted to do in my life. Work with horses, no matter how long it took me or what I had to go through to reach my goal. Taking riding lessons, enrolling in summer camps, and entering in horse competitions, I have done it all in order to reach my goal of the perfect job.
Although I have moved in my lifetime, horses are something that has always found me. Wherever I go, I find some way to be around horses, just to see them, to remind myself of what I have been working so hard for. At age 14 and entering the ninth grade, I received my first job, working at a vet clinic especially for horses. This is the time that I was certain with what I wanted to do with my life. I was to be a vet, start my own clinic just like this one, and I would be the happiest person ever. The job was not exactly what I had thought it would be. Cleaning the stalls, sweeping, cleaning up after every body else. The good part, getting to work with the horses every day. Assisting in one surgery and treating many horses that relied on me kept my goal in vision.
Working through the hard parts of the job, including witnessing the euthinization of the animal I loved so much never phased me. After this job, being around horses gave me a new found respect for not only them, but also for the people who help them in times of crisis. Although school has been tough for me, my goal of becoming an equine vet has never left my mind. I have since not been accepted into the university of my choice in order to become a vet, but in the meantime, I am still attending a college to achieve a diploma in an area which is still as greatly important to me, general studies on the horse. And even though I have not reached my goal just yet, after the first two years of college and upgrading my education, I will once again try to get into the university to help me on the route to my dream job, the perfect job, an Equine Doctor of Veterinary Medicine.
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scholarships and careers website that helps students with college and university decisions.
Do you know any foundation/org. that give educational grant to grade school kids in private schools?
I am looking for sponsorship or education grant for my nephew who lost his mother at 3. Hopefully, help finance his education in a private school.
Typically a foundation or organization would give money to the school and the school would give the money to the student in a scholarship. They do this for tax reasons and because the school can figure out better who the money should go to.
Most school scholarships are based on financial need and they go through a clearing house that looks at the family's financial documents and decides solely on finances. But that doesn't mean any student who can't afford to pay gets a scholarship, there is of course a limit to the funds a school has and the child must be qualified to be admitted to the school. Some scholarships are merit-based, but not as many, usually for excellent students, or those who have talents the school is looking for.
Private schools that give need-based scholarships expect the family to give as much as they can -- to sacrifice, and to ask family members to donate too. They look to see where you may have some available money -- how many vacations, what type of cars, equity in home, etc. This even happens at the schools with the biggest endowments. They want to spread around the scholarships to as many students as they can. Typically scholarships won't cover the full cost of a private education.
Good luck!
