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Two weeks have past since entering into the world of High School. I’ve had quite a bit of homework, definitely more than I did in Middle School (6-8th Grade)… English, Spanish and Earth Science top the list with Algebra coming in second place.

Today, I signed up for Broadcasting Club because I have special interests in that area. They were also in need of Announcers, Producers, Directors and Cameramen… With that, I decided to join!

Those that my tweet earlier today, know that I have decided to run for Vice President as a Sophomore next school year. I also signed up for Mock Trial at Orientation in August, I do not know when it starts and I will let you all know when I begin Mock Trial.

Yes, I know what your saying, “You’re just entering High School…”

Thats right and I’ve always been somebody who likes to plan ahead, that means thinking about what I would like to do. I’ve typed a blog post about this before, I thought that I would put an update out about what I would like to do for college and as a career.

Bachelors Degree

I plan to apply to Cornell University’s Agriculture and Life Sciences for Biological Science and I know, this is expensive at approximately $37,000 a year and it adds up to about $148,000 for the Bachelors Degree (4 years). This allows me to go on a track of “pre-vet” to become a Veterinary Student following my undergraduate education

When it comes to scholarships, I have already applied for two scholarships (I start my Freshmen on September 8th) and I plan to apply for many, many more…

Professional Degree

After completing a B.S. in Biological Science I plan on continuing my Science education and love for animals by becoming a Veterinary Student and completing a D.V.M (Doctor of Veterinary Medicine) degree. I plan to apply to Cornell Veterinary School as well.

As long as I get licensed and such in Veterinary Medicine, I plan to do an internship in Small Animal Medicine & Surgery (12 month rotations) and specialize in Small Animal Internal Medicine and Small Animal Surgery. Which should bring me to a total of 6 to 7 years of additional Veterinary training (1 internship, 2 residencies).

Tonight, 8PM Eastern / 5PM Pacific — On the Newmedia Roundtable on TalkShoe (16829#) Rob White and I will be interviewing the author of The Best Little Scholarship Book In The World! Are you interested in learning more about winning a scholarship? Join us tonight on the Newmedia Roundtable at 8 Eastern… I’ve already got a few questions to ask him about scholarships all lined up for tonight, seeing how I want to go into Veterinary Medicine (which racks up a big bill!).

You can call in by calling (724) 898-2110 and just listen in, ask questions and learn more starting at 8PM, Tonight! You can join the chat 15 minutes before the recording begins at www.talkshoe.com/tc/16829.

Learn about the Author:

Dale is a graduate of Purdue and Indiana Universities. He was a national scholarship judge for three years and has presented scholarship success seminars to parent groups, students, and company employees.

Dale developed College Scholarship Planning, a complete strategy for winning college scholarships and been featured on ABC, CBS, NBC, TBN, and Fox-TV affiliates, on talk radio programs, in magazines and newspapers.

Dale Clifton, The Scholarship Doctor, is a man with a heart and a vision. Dale sincerely believes that given the right motivation and help almost any student can win the necessary money to attend the college or university of his/her choice.

He is an inspiration to all students who want to improve themselves, positively affect the live of others, and win multiple college scholarships.

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