After 10 years I am a IT professional and I have a job after 10 years…
I always wanted to see what will be my life in the future, what will be my career and what will I become.As I reflected my childhood I have many dreams and aspirations that I would like to accomplish within the next ten years to come. In ten years, I can see myself having many of my goal accomplished, if not accomplished, I will be working on accomplishing those goals to fulfil my life.

After 10 years that I can get all that I want but I have one things that I can I want to achieve also I want have a happy family ever after…..

Since I’m still in college, I have rich experience of what happens.There are so many experience in ISU colleges like happiness, enjoyment, a greater sense of responsibility and hard work but sometimes I cannot doing study hard. I am attend lectures, go to labs,playing games with my friend was memorable to me, revise at home and prepare for class tests.

At the very beginning of college, I hated the course IT because I cannot get the course that I like Crime. I then realized that I loved the courses I was taking and decided to put every effort I had into my school work. I have always wanted to be a teacher, and going to college has helped me achieve that goal. College has taught me a lot of things, but one specific thing especially; I believe that if someone has a dream that seems close to impossible, they just have to keep trying. It doesnt matter where they live, or how poor or rich they are, as long as they try their hardest they too can achieve anything they want. Attending College has proved to me that dreams really do come true.

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