Pursuing a master’s degree has been one of the most life changing experiences that I have ever had. A Black woman attending academic institutions can be a very challenging experience for me. But with so much resilience, determination, and the desire to break down many barriers, attending graduate school has also been a wonderful experience for me. For me, pursuing a Master’s Degree is a means to acquire more knowledge, in order to be able to give back more to my community. However, upon entering the program, I encountered a number of challenges, including the stereotype of the “angry Black woman” that many have of Black women. Sometimes I feel as though there are certain preconceived notions that people have of how Black women are supposed to behave, and therefore when I am being my normal assertive self, I have to be careful in order to not be perceived as being “angry”. This can be very trying and can be very emotionally taxing for me, as I am always on guard and feel as though I am always having to prove myself to others. Even more trying is the fact that they doubt my competence, because of my race and gender. It is very trying for me. I have also come to realize that pursuing a graduate degree can be very expensive for many graduate students. As a Black woman, there are also several other constraints that I have encountered when trying to seek funding for graduate school. While applying for scholarships and grants can be a long and arduous process, I have grown so much from each application. Eventually, I found some funding, but it allowed me to focus on my studies, and for that I am very grateful for the hard work that I put into trying to find funding for graduate school. The positive moments far outweigh the negative, however. I have been working on some very groundbreaking research. My research deals with very marginalized groups, and the work that I am doing will not only add to the current body of knowledge, but also help to advocate for social justice. Therefore, it will also help to bring about greater levels of equity. Being a Black woman in academia has not had to be a negative for me. Instead, I have been able to learn to be comfortable with who I am. In addition, I have found my voice through graduate school. Today, I look for programs within departments that are looking to increase diversity. I also try to be a mentor to as many students as possible, especially young Black women who are in academic spaces. Through my research, I also advocate for policies within academic programs that support underrepresented groups, especially Black women. I believe through education we can create a lot of change and I am committed to making way for many more Black women in academic spaces. In summary, my time as a Black woman in a Master’s program has had lots of ups and downs. However, I found ways to be strong in the face of adversity and to establish a sense of community. My journey to becoming a strong Black woman in a place of academia is not over yet; however, I am determined to continue to break down as many barriers as possible while inspiring others along the way.

The Single Mother in College: Life as it Really is. There are many challenges to completing school while trying to raise a child. Time, school, and work are difficult to manage, let alone all of the responsibilities of a parent. Managing time between responsibilities of a school, work and family setting is challenging. However, as a mother of a school age child I also have to ensure that I am spending quality time with my child as well as managing family responsibilities. Every day I am constantly managing my time between completing school work and family responsibilities. At times it can become very stressful when unexpected situations arise such as a family member falling ill or an unexpected school event. In addition to these challenges, another challenge that I am dealing with as a single parent in college is the financial challenges of being in school. Tuition, textbooks, and other school supplies can be very expensive. At this time, I am working part time to support my family and to pay for my education. Unfortunately, the hours that I work at my job take away from studying and completing my assignments on time. At times, I feel that I am throwing away a lot of money for my education, and that I could be better spending that money on things to support my family. However, every dollar that I spend on my education is a dollar that I could be spending on other things to support my family. I have looked into applying for school scholarships and other types of financial aid for school. However, some of these programs can be very time consuming and stressful. Therefore, at times, I become very anxious about how I am going to be able to afford my education and the other things that I need to support my family. Childcare in particular can be very challenging for single mothers in college. Most rely on after school programs at their children’s schools, which can cost quite a bit. Other single mothers use daycare centers. These can cost quite a bit as well. The problem is that many of these centers do not have enough room for all of the children that need to be cared for. As a result, there is often a waiting list for a spot. Even when a spot does become available, single mothers are often called at the last minute to find out that the caregiver(s) are having a staff meeting or that another child has been added to the center and they will not be able to take my child. School can be a huge drain on my mental health as a single mom in college. Often I feel so overwhelmed by school that I become anxious that I’m not meeting my child’s needs. Sometimes I feel so down and hopeless that I don’t even want to get out of bed. These feelings are often alleviated by getting a check up from a doctor, participating in class, and making time for myself to recharge. Despite my best efforts to manage stress, I always seem to find ways to feel like I’m not doing enough. Even though going to school as a single mom in college can be hard at times I am doing this because I want to give myself and my child the best future possible. With a degree I will have better opportunities for better paying jobs. I can provide my child and I with a stable life. This is what motivates me to keep going through the tough times. I just have to remind myself that the discomfort that I am going through right now will pay off in the long run. School is not just for me; it’s for my child too, because my future will not only be better but also better for my child.

As a first-generation college student, I am exploring unfamiliar territory as I seek to better myself through higher education. While my family believes that education can change my life, they do not have personal experience with college. Therefore, I am not only trying to achieve my goals but also trying to honor my family’s sacrifices. Every step of the way, I have been dealt a multitude of challenges and have learned to grow from each one of them. As a freshman in high school until the present, I have felt an immense amount of pressure from myself and from my family to succeed. Because I am a first-generation student, I have no parents to guide me through the college search process, the financial aid process, and choosing the right academic path. I rely on family, and I try my best to seek help when I need it, to speak up for myself when I feel that I am not being heard, and to be okay with not knowing everything. One of the biggest fears that I have as a first generation college student is the fear of accumulating too much debt to complete my academic goals. However, I have found ways to complete my academic goals without having to accumulate too much debt. There are many community resources as well as other resources to help complete academic goals without having to accumulate too much debt. I have attended many workshops that have helped me to complete my academic goals without having to accumulate too much debt. I have also connected with many organizations that specifically serve first generation college students. It’s really great to know that there are others out there who are in similar situations as I am. This scholarship will allow me to attend college while working towards my academic goals. My intention is to earn a degree in environmental science with a focus on sustainability and work to create innovative solutions to address issues that affect our planet and create environmental injustices. My intention is to work in underserved communities around the world where environmental issues affect people the most. With financial burdens of attending college lifted, I will be able to focus on my studies and seek out further opportunities to work, intern, and participate in research that will help me meet my academic and career goals. Supporting future generations to reach for the stars is very important to me. As the first in my family to attend college, I will be able to inspire and support others to reach for their goals. My studies, work and life in general remind me of my goals. Being able to support others along the way would be an honor and a privilege. This scholarship would allow me to be a role model for future students and to prove to them that with determination and the right support, anything is possible. Thank you for reading my application and I hope to continue on my journey to make a difference.

Balancing Books and Bedtimes: Forging a Future Through EducationTo be a student is to dedicate oneself to growth, intellectual challenge, and future professional success. To be a single parent is to dedicate oneself entirely to the emotional, physical, and financial survival of another human being. Combining these two roles is not a simple exercise in time management; it is a daily, high-stakes balancing act where failure is not an option. The duality of this life presents profound psychological and logistical challenges. However, the pursuit of higher education is also the most powerful tool I have to break cycles of financial insecurity. This scholarship represents more than just financial relief—it is the catalyst that will allow me to pave a sustainable, prosperous path forward for both myself and my child. The Crucible of the Student-Parent ParadoxThe most profound challenge of being a single student-parent is the persistent, agonizing conflict of scarcity—specifically, the scarcity of time, energy, and emotional bandwidth. Every day presents a zero-sum game. An hour spent writing a research paper is an hour stolen from reading a bedtime story or helping my child with their own homework. Conversely, an evening spent caring for a sick child means sacrificing crucial study hours, leading to late-night cramming sessions fueled by exhaustion. This constant tug-of-war breeds a unique form of guilt. I am often left feeling like I am either compromising my academic potential or shortchanging my child’s need for a present, attentive parent. Logistically, the lack of a secondary support system at home amplifies even the smallest disruptions. If a class runs late, there is no partner to pick up my child from care. If childcare falls through, my entire academic schedule for the week can collapse. Furthermore, the financial strain is immense. Balancing the skyrocketing costs of tuition, textbooks, and fees alongside housing, groceries, and childcare on a single income creates a state of chronic hyper-vigilance. The mental energy required to constantly calculate pennies and stretch tight budgets takes a heavy toll, leaving less cognitive energy for complex academic work. Yet, despite these grueling obstacles, this dual identity gives me an unconventional advantage. It builds an unshakeable resilience, an ironclad work ethic, and an acute sense of purpose that traditional students rarely have to develop so early in life. I am not just studying for a grade; I am studying for our survival. Paving a Path Toward Professional and Personal AutonomyReceiving this scholarship will fundamentally alter the trajectory of my academic journey and, consequently, my professional future. Currently, my education is heavily compromised by the necessity of working survival hours just to keep us afloat. By mitigating the immediate burden of tuition and educational expenses, this scholarship buys back my most valuable commodity: time.With less financial pressure to work exhaustive hours outside of school, I can reinvest that time directly into my academic performance. I will have the bandwidth to engage deeply with my coursework, participate in professor office hours, and pursue career-advancing internships that were previously impossible due to my rigid schedule. This financial support elevates my education from a hurried task to be completed in the margins of survival to a robust, immersive intellectual experience. It ensures that I will graduate not just with a diploma, but with the competitive edge, high GPA, and professional network required to secure a high-utility career in my chosen field. Sowing Seeds for My Child’s FutureWhile the immediate impact of this scholarship will be felt in my academic transcripts, its long-term legacy will belong entirely to my child. Children learn far more from what they see than what they are told. By witnessing their parent navigate the rigors of higher education despite systemic hardships, my child is receiving a masterclass in resilience, discipline, and the value of self-determination. They see that barriers are meant to be overcome, not surrendered to.More concretely, this scholarship directly combats the generational trap of financial instability. Higher education is the single most reliable driver of socioeconomic mobility. By helping me secure a stable, well-paying career, this award ensures that my child will grow up in a home defined by security rather than scarcity. It means reliable healthcare, stable housing, and access to enriching extracurricular activities. Furthermore, completing my degree establishes a powerful family precedent. Statistically, children of college-educated parents are vastly more likely to pursue higher education themselves. By earning my degree, I am fundamentally reshaping our family’s educational lineage. I am ensuring that college is not viewed by my child as a distant, unattainable dream, but as a natural, expected milestone in their own life. ConclusionThe intersection of single parenthood and higher education is a path paved with exhaustion, financial precarity, and relentless choices. Yet, it is also a path fueled by a profound, unconditional love and an unwavering vision for a better tomorrow. I am pursuing this degree because I refuse to let our current circumstances dictate our ultimate destination. This scholarship is the vital bridge over the financial chasm that threatens to disrupt my studies. By investing in my education today, you are providing the fuel for a dual engine of progress: you are empowering a determined student to achieve professional autonomy, and you are guaranteeing a safer, brighter, and more opportunity-rich future for a child.

The Architecture of Fractured Echoes The scent of ozone always precedes him. Dr. Alistair Finch did not look like the mad scientists of old cinema. He wore no stained white lab coats, and his hair, though silvered at the temples, was impeccably trimmed. He resembled a tenured professor of antiquities. But his eyes—wide, unblinking, and the color of winter frost—revealed the chaotic storm raging behind his brow. Alistair was an architect of the impossible. To the scientific community, he was a pariah who spoke of time not as a river, but as a shattered mirror. To himself, he was simply the only person awake in a room full of sleepwalkers. | THE SILICON CRYPT | | | | [ Core ] --------> [ Tachyon Array ] --------> [ Prism ] | | | | | | | v v v | | (Stability: 14%) (Ozone: Critical) (Output: ???) | +-------------------------------------------------------------+ The Sovereign of the CellarHis laboratory sat three stories beneath a dilapidated clock tower in New London. It was a cathedral of high-voltage madness. To reach it, you had to wind your way past the ruined carcass of the old City Hall through a maze of wrecked and abandoned buildings. Broken panes of glass glinted in the downpour like a hundred sharp knives, and the only light came from a pair of flickering street lamps that cast long and ominous shadows across the wet pavement. Above, the rain hammered down upon the canvas roof of the tower in a cacophony of sound that was almost deafening. Down here in the cellar, the only sound was the ticking of the great clock, and the steady hum of his machinery. The Architects of Reality, as the mad scientists of old were known, worked in dank, dark and forgotten cellar's deep beneath the city. And here, in the belly of the clock tower, was the heart of Alistair Finch's empire - a vast and magnificent laboratory, a vault of high-voltage, experimental, and utterly unstoppable science. Gears of Brass, the size of carriages, creaked and groaned in great convolutions of rubberized belting, amidst a forest of writhing, serpentine pipes that breathed great plumes of liquid nitrogen into the chilly air, hissing and boiling in a maddening chorus of white hot vapor. Thousands of glowing vacuum tubes stood in rows, like a flock of fiery devils, across the stone flagged floor, emitting a steady, vibrating hum of B flat that vibrated through every fillings in your teeth. And at the very heart of it all stood the Chrono-Prism, a towering structure of gleaming silver and burnished brass that loomed up into the darkness of the high ceiling like some colossal and long-forgotten cathedral. On this night, the rain outside battered and lashed at the pavement three stories above, but down here in the cellar, all Alistair could hear was the steady, rhythmic tick of his great machine. He was a madman - a charlatan - a monster - but he was his own, greatest work of art. "They call it madness because they lack the vocabulary for mathematics that bleed" he muttered to himself, lost in the swirling maelstrom of his own, fevered imagination. He was a visionary - a prophet - a madman, lost in the infinite possibilities of the multiverse. And, for the first time in years, he felt that he was close. So close, that he could almost smell it. The stench of ozone always preceded him. The Architecture of Fractured Echoes. TARGET CALIBRATION: ACHIEVED He didn’t celebrate; he didn’t even pause for a moment to catch his breath. Instead, Alistair Finch, the architect of this massive machinery, reached up to his forehead to wipe away a droplet of sweat that had slid down from his brow. A streak of grease was left behind on his eyebrow. With a look of focus that suggested nothing whatever to be concerned about, he reached out to press the primary ignition for his massive machine, The Chrono-Prism. The room around him erupted into blinding, a deep, purpling hue that seemed to fill the entire space of the cellar. Alistair gazed in awe and wonder at what he had created. The air in the room instantly became thick as syrup and it filled with the acrid smell of scorched sugar and burnt copper. The machine pulsed with power; it seemed to vibrate with it. A tangle of tubing and wire hung from the ceiling and walls of the cellar like a tangle of living serpents. And then, in the space at the very center of the Prism, things began to bend and flex. They seemed to twist and writhe like a living thing. The background of the cellar, the row of large, copper boilers, the workbenches, the shelves and racks of tubing, of every imaginable size and description, all seemed to one side of the room and seemed to bubble and churn as if they were filled with boiling water. A figure stood in the center of the Prism; a small, dark-haired girl with a red balloon tied to her wrist. She looked about in surprise and looked towards the machinery of the Prism with a confused expression on her face. “Clara?” Alistair Finch gasped out in amazement and he took a step forward. But as he did the machine around him, the massive machinery of The Chrono-Prism, began to wail in a cacophony of sound and the air around him seemed to charge with electricity. The various displays on the numerous monitor-screens around the cellar of his laboratory flared up into crimson alarms. As he watched in horror, the readings began to drop. The energy being pulled through the Prism was dissipating at a phenomenal rate. He had calculated the energy required to pull his daughter across the barrier created by the Fracture in time; he had calculated the power required to be transmitted through the lines from the massive, primary sub-station in the heart of the city. But what he had failed to calculate, failed to even consider, was the limit of the power-grid of New London. He had tapped into the main sub-station illegally; he had begun to draw power through the lines at a rate that would have brought the entire city to its knees in a matter of hours. And as he watched, his heart seeming to freeze in his chest, the monitor-screens flared up into brilliant, blinding alarms. The readings plummeted. The power being drawn through The Prism was dissipating at a fantastical rate. He would need double the energy to pull her across the barrier created by the Fracture. And he knew, with a sinking feeling in the pit of his stomach, that the only place he could get that kind of power was from the backup generators at the local children’s hospital. He knew what that would mean. He knew that if he threw the secondary switch, the hospital would go black. Life support systems would fail. Strangers would die. All of this, for his daughter. Alistair Finch gazed at the knife-switch on the wall. This was it; this was the threshold. Beyond this point the genius would be completely gone; the monster would be fully revealed. He gazed at the figure of his daughter in the Prism. He gazed at his own reflection in the highly polished brass of the console in front of him. The man in the console looked back at him with hollow eyes. The man in the console was a hollow man. He was a man, completely and utterly consumed by his own grief. A hollowness that seemed to be filled by his monomania; his singular, and all-consuming drive to achieve his ends. “Forgive me,” Alistair Finch whispered to the city above his head. With a look of absolute focus on his face, the man reached out and pulled the switch. The city split apart in a crack of artificial lightning as it plunged into absolute and utter darkness. And in the depths of the cellar, the madman laughed; a sound that was both triumphant and broken. He had done it; he had finally achieved what he had set out to do. The universe had, in the end, given him exactly what he had demanded.

Managing mental health as a single mother is a journey that requires patience and self-compassion. By prioritizing mental health, seeking support, and fostering resilience, single mothers can create a nurturing environment for both themselves and their children. This commitment not only enhances personal well-being but also sets a positive example for the next generation. Making sure I complete my education is one of my life's objectives. It's just something I have to do; I started so long ago. There are a lot of opportunities that call for a degree. It's challenging for me to support my family as a single mother. I consider myself to be a very determined person. I finish it regardless of the challenges or the amount of time required. I want to demonstrate to my daughter that nothing is insurmountable. Establish objectives and work toward achieving them. At the moment, business management is my major. I believed I was done with my business bachelor's degree, which I received in November 2021, but I recently enrolled in a master's program. I'd like to launch my own company to instruct the youth about financial literacy. I think it's crucial knowledge they can acquire. I didn't learn how to handle money wisely or the significance of a credit score when I was growing up. My goal is to educate inner-city youth about the long-term significance of this. I often advise people to treat others the way they would like to be treated. You get back what you put out into the world. Spread positive energy and show kindness to everyone. I'll be able to give back to my future students once my financial needs are satisfied. I'm eager to continue my studies in Business. It can be very difficult to juggle the obligations of being a single parent and a student for a number of reasons. Outstanding time management abilities are necessary to balance schoolwork, studying, and parenting. Prioritizing both family and academic obligations can be challenging due to conflicting time demands. Financial difficulties that single parents may encounter can make their academic endeavors more stressful. The costs of childcare, books, and tuition can be prohibitive, making it difficult to concentrate. Emotional exhaustion can result from the strain of maintaining a stable and caring environment for a child while meeting academic deadlines. Both parenting skills and academic achievement may be impacted by this. Without a support system, single parents may find it challenging to get assistance with childcare or academic difficulties. Both academic and personal development may be hampered by this seclusion. Getting a scholarship would greatly ease some of these difficulties. Tuition expenses would be less of a burden, freeing me up to concentrate more on my studies and less on money concerns. This would allow me to spend money on things that I and my child need. With financial support, I could seek out childcare options or flexible study schedules that accommodate my responsibilities. This scholarship would serve as recognition of my hard work, motivating me to continue striving for academic success. It would also set a positive example for my child, showing them the value of education and perseverance. Ultimately, this scholarship would help pave the way for a better future, not just for me, but for my child as well. By completing my education, I would be better positioned to secure a stable job and provide a more promising environment for my child. In summary, this scholarship represents not only a financial boost but also a crucial step toward achieving my goals and creating a brighter future for both myself and my child.

To make mental health care affordable and accessible, I would propose a multifaceted approach that includes and Develop a platform that connects individuals with licensed therapists offering sliding scale fees based on income.Provide virtual group therapy sessions to reduce costs and foster community support. Establish community-led initiatives that focus on peer support groups, creating safe spaces for sharing experiences and coping strategies. Offer free or low-cost workshops on mental health awareness, stress management, and coping skills in schools, workplaces, and community centers. By integrating technology, community support, and policy advocacy, we can create a more equitable mental health care system that meets the needs of diverse populations. This holistic approach aims not only to provide immediate support but also to foster long-term resilience and awareness in communities.

Managing mental health as a single mother is a journey that requires patience and self-compassion. By prioritizing mental health, seeking support, and fostering resilience, single mothers can create a nurturing environment for both themselves and their children. This commitment not only enhances personal well-being but also sets a positive example for the next generation. Making sure I complete my education is one of my life's objectives. It's just something I have to do; I started so long ago. There are a lot of opportunities that call for a degree. It's challenging for me to support my family as a single mother. I consider myself to be a very determined person. I finish it regardless of the challenges or the amount of time required. I want to demonstrate to my daughter that nothing is insurmountable. Establish objectives and work toward achieving them. At the moment, business management is my major. I believed I was done with my business bachelor's degree, which I received in November 2021, but I recently enrolled in a master's program. I'd like to launch my own company to instruct the youth about financial literacy. I think it's crucial knowledge they can acquire. I didn't learn how to handle money wisely or the significance of a credit score when I was growing up. My goal is to educate inner-city youth about the long-term significance of this. I often advise people to treat others the way they would like to be treated. You get back what you put out into the world. Spread positive energy and show kindness to everyone. Even though I'm saving a lot of money for school, I still need more scholarships to pay for my tuition. I owe more than $60,000. I'll be able to give back to my future students once my financial needs are satisfied. I'm eager to continue my studies in Business. It can be very difficult to juggle the obligations of being a single parent and a student for a number of reasons. Outstanding time management abilities are necessary to balance schoolwork, studying, and parenting. Prioritizing both family and academic obligations can be challenging due to conflicting time demands. Financial difficulties that single parents may encounter can make their academic endeavors more stressful. The costs of childcare, books, and tuition can be prohibitive, making it difficult to concentrate. Emotional exhaustion can result from the strain of maintaining a stable and caring environment for a child while meeting academic deadlines. Both parenting skills and academic achievement may be impacted by this. Without a support system, single parents may find it challenging to get assistance with childcare or academic difficulties. Both academic and personal development may be hampered by this seclusion. Getting a scholarship would greatly ease some of these difficulties. Tuition expenses would be less of a burden, freeing me up to concentrate more on my studies and less on money concerns. This would allow me to spend money on things that I and my child need. With financial support, I could seek out childcare options or flexible study schedules that accommodate my responsibilities. This scholarship would serve as recognition of my hard work, motivating me to continue striving for academic success. It would also set a positive example for my child, showing them the value of education and perseverance. Ultimately, this scholarship would help pave the way for a better future, not just for me, but for my child as well. By completing my education, I would be better positioned to secure a stable job and provide a more promising environment for my child. In summary, this scholarship represents not only a financial boost but also a crucial step toward achieving my goals and creating a brighter future for both myself and my child.

Managing mental health as a single mother is a journey that requires patience and self-compassion. By prioritizing mental health, seeking support, and fostering resilience, single mothers can create a nurturing environment for both themselves and their children. This commitment not only enhances personal well-being but also sets a positive example for the next generation. Making sure I complete my education is one of my life's objectives. It's just something I have to do; I started so long ago. There are a lot of opportunities that call for a degree. It's challenging for me to support my family as a single mother. I consider myself to be a very determined person. I finish it regardless of the challenges or the amount of time required. I want to demonstrate to my daughter that nothing is insurmountable. Establish objectives and work toward achieving them. At the moment, business management is my major. I believed I was done with my business bachelor's degree, which I received in November 2021, but I recently enrolled in a master's program. I'd like to launch my own company to instruct the youth about financial literacy. I think it's crucial knowledge they can acquire. I didn't learn how to handle money wisely or the significance of a credit score when I was growing up. My goal is to educate inner-city youth about the long-term significance of this. I often advise people to treat others the way they would like to be treated. You get back what you put out into the world. Spread positive energy and show kindness to everyone. Even though I'm saving a lot of money for school, I still need more scholarships to pay for my tuition. I owe more than $60,000. It can be very difficult to juggle the obligations of being a single parent and a student for a number of reasons. Outstanding time management abilities are necessary to balance schoolwork, studying, and parenting. Prioritizing both family and academic obligations can be challenging due to conflicting time demands. Financial difficulties that single parents may encounter can make their academic endeavors more stressful. The costs of childcare, books, and tuition can be prohibitive, making it difficult to concentrate. Emotional exhaustion can result from the strain of maintaining a stable and caring environment for a child while meeting academic deadlines. Both parenting skills and academic achievement may be impacted by this. Without a support system, single parents may find it challenging to get assistance with childcare or academic difficulties. Both academic and personal development may be hampered by this seclusion. Getting a scholarship would greatly ease some of these difficulties. Tuition expenses would be less of a burden, freeing me up to concentrate more on my studies and less on money concerns. This would allow me to spend money on things that I and my child need. With financial support, I could seek out childcare options or flexible study schedules that accommodate my responsibilities. This scholarship would serve as recognition of my hard work, motivating me to continue striving for academic success. It would also set a positive example for my child, showing them the value of education and perseverance. Ultimately, this scholarship would help pave the way for a better future, not just for me, but for my child as well. By completing my education, I would be better positioned to secure a stable job and provide a more promising environment for my child. In summary, this scholarship represents not only a financial boost but also a crucial step toward achieving my goals and creating a brighter future for both myself and my child.

Managing mental health as a single mother is a journey that requires patience and self-compassion. By prioritizing mental health, seeking support, and fostering resilience, single mothers can create a nurturing environment for both themselves and their children. This commitment not only enhances personal well-being but also sets a positive example for the next generation. Making sure I complete my education is one of my life's objectives. It's just something I have to do; I started so long ago. There are a lot of opportunities that call for a degree. It's challenging for me to support my family as a single mother. I consider myself to be a very determined person. I finish it regardless of the challenges or the amount of time required. I want to demonstrate to my daughter that nothing is insurmountable. Establish objectives and work toward achieving them. At the moment, business management is my major. I believed I was done with my business bachelor's degree, which I received in November 2021, but I recently enrolled in a master's program. I'd like to launch my own company to instruct the youth about financial literacy. I think it's crucial knowledge they can acquire. I didn't learn how to handle money wisely or the significance of a credit score when I was growing up. My goal is to educate inner-city youth about the long-term significance of this. I often advise people to treat others the way they would like to be treated. You get back what you put out into the world. Spread positive energy and show kindness to everyone. Even though I'm saving a lot of money for school, I still need more scholarships to pay for my tuition. I owe more than $60,000. It can be very difficult to juggle the obligations of being a single parent and a student for a number of reasons. Outstanding time management abilities are necessary to balance schoolwork, studying, and parenting. Prioritizing both family and academic obligations can be challenging due to conflicting time demands. Financial difficulties that single parents may encounter can make their academic endeavors more stressful. The costs of childcare, books, and tuition can be prohibitive, making it difficult to concentrate. Emotional exhaustion can result from the strain of maintaining a stable and caring environment for a child while meeting academic deadlines. Both parenting skills and academic achievement may be impacted by this. Without a support system, single parents may find it challenging to get assistance with childcare or academic difficulties. Both academic and personal development may be hampered by this seclusion. Getting a scholarship would greatly ease some of these difficulties. Tuition expenses would be less of a burden, freeing me up to concentrate more on my studies and less on money concerns. This would allow me to spend money on things that I and my child need. With financial support, I could seek out childcare options or flexible study schedules that accommodate my responsibilities. This scholarship would serve as recognition of my hard work, motivating me to continue striving for academic success. It would also set a positive example for my child, showing them the value of education and perseverance. Ultimately, this scholarship would help pave the way for a better future, not just for me, but for my child as well. By completing my education, I would be better positioned to secure a stable job and provide a more promising environment for my child. In summary, this scholarship represents not only a financial boost but also a crucial step toward achieving my goals and creating a brighter future for both myself and my child.

Managing mental health as a single mother is a journey that requires patience and self-compassion. By prioritizing mental health, seeking support, and fostering resilience, single mothers can create a nurturing environment for both themselves and their children. This commitment not only enhances personal well-being but also sets a positive example for the next generation. Making sure I complete my education is one of my life's objectives. It's just something I have to do; I started so long ago. There are a lot of opportunities that call for a degree. It's challenging for me to support my family as a single mother. I consider myself to be a very determined person. I finish it regardless of the challenges or the amount of time required. I want to demonstrate to my daughter that nothing is insurmountable. Establish objectives and work toward achieving them. At the moment, business management is my major. I believed I was done with my business bachelor's degree, which I received in November 2021, but I recently enrolled in a master's program. I'd like to launch my own company to instruct the youth about financial literacy. I think it's crucial knowledge they can acquire. I didn't learn how to handle money wisely or the significance of a credit score when I was growing up. My goal is to educate inner-city youth about the long-term significance of this. I often advise people to treat others the way they would like to be treated. You get back what you put out into the world. Spread positive energy and show kindness to everyone. Even though I'm saving a lot of money for school, I still need more scholarships to pay for my tuition. I owe more than $60,000. It can be very difficult to juggle the obligations of being a single parent and a student for a number of reasons. Outstanding time management abilities are necessary to balance schoolwork, studying, and parenting. Prioritizing both family and academic obligations can be challenging due to conflicting time demands. Financial difficulties that single parents may encounter can make their academic endeavors more stressful. The costs of childcare, books, and tuition can be prohibitive, making it difficult to concentrate. Emotional exhaustion can result from the strain of maintaining a stable and caring environment for a child while meeting academic deadlines. Both parenting skills and academic achievement may be impacted by this. Without a support system, single parents may find it challenging to get assistance with childcare or academic difficulties. Both academic and personal development may be hampered by this seclusion. Getting a scholarship would greatly ease some of these difficulties. Tuition expenses would be less of a burden, freeing me up to concentrate more on my studies and less on money concerns. This would allow me to spend money on things that I and my child need. With financial support, I could seek out childcare options or flexible study schedules that accommodate my responsibilities. This scholarship would serve as recognition of my hard work, motivating me to continue striving for academic success. It would also set a positive example for my child, showing them the value of education and perseverance. Ultimately, this scholarship would help pave the way for a better future, not just for me, but for my child as well. By completing my education, I would be better positioned to secure a stable job and provide a more promising environment for my child. In summary, this scholarship represents not only a financial boost but also a crucial step toward achieving my goals and creating a brighter future for both myself and my child.

Managing mental health as a single mother is a journey that requires patience and self-compassion. By prioritizing mental health, seeking support, and fostering resilience, single mothers can create a nurturing environment for both themselves and their children. This commitment not only enhances personal well-being but also sets a positive example for the next generation. Making sure I complete my education is one of my life's objectives. It's just something I have to do; I started so long ago. There are a lot of opportunities that call for a degree. It's challenging for me to support my family as a single mother. I consider myself to be a very determined person. I finish it regardless of the challenges or the amount of time required. I want to demonstrate to my daughter that nothing is insurmountable. Establish objectives and work toward achieving them. At the moment, business management is my major. I believed I was done with my business bachelor's degree, which I received in November 2021, but I recently enrolled in a master's program. I'd like to launch my own company to instruct the youth about financial literacy. I think it's crucial knowledge they can acquire. I didn't learn how to handle money wisely or the significance of a credit score when I was growing up. My goal is to educate inner-city youth about the long-term significance of this. I often advise people to treat others the way they would like to be treated. You get back what you put out into the world. Spread positive energy and show kindness to everyone. Even though I'm saving a lot of money for school, I still need more scholarships to pay for my tuition. I owe more than $60,000. It can be very difficult to juggle the obligations of being a single parent and a student for a number of reasons. Outstanding time management abilities are necessary to balance schoolwork, studying, and parenting. Prioritizing both family and academic obligations can be challenging due to conflicting time demands. Financial difficulties that single parents may encounter can make their academic endeavors more stressful. The costs of childcare, books, and tuition can be prohibitive, making it difficult to concentrate. Emotional exhaustion can result from the strain of maintaining a stable and caring environment for a child while meeting academic deadlines. Both parenting skills and academic achievement may be impacted by this. Without a support system, single parents may find it challenging to get assistance with childcare or academic difficulties. Both academic and personal development may be hampered by this seclusion. Getting a scholarship would greatly ease some of these difficulties. Tuition expenses would be less of a burden, freeing me up to concentrate more on my studies and less on money concerns. This would allow me to spend money on things that I and my child need. With financial support, I could seek out childcare options or flexible study schedules that accommodate my responsibilities. This scholarship would serve as recognition of my hard work, motivating me to continue striving for academic success. It would also set a positive example for my child, showing them the value of education and perseverance. Ultimately, this scholarship would help pave the way for a better future, not just for me, but for my child as well. By completing my education, I would be better positioned to secure a stable job and provide a more promising environment for my child. In summary, this scholarship represents not only a financial boost but also a crucial step toward achieving my goals and creating a brighter future for both myself and my child.

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Managing mental health as a single mother is a journey that requires patience and self-compassion. By prioritizing mental health, seeking support, and fostering resilience, single mothers can create a nurturing environment for both themselves and their children. This commitment not only enhances personal well-being but also sets a positive example for the next generation. Making sure I complete my education is one of my life's objectives. It's just something I have to do; I started so long ago. I consider myself to be a very determined person. I finish it regardless of the challenges or the amount of time required. I want to demonstrate to my daughter that nothing is insurmountable. Establish objectives and work toward achieving them. At the moment, business management is my major. I believed I was done with my business bachelor's degree, which I received in November 2021, but I recently enrolled in a master's program. I'd like to launch my own company to instruct the youth about financial literacy. I think it's crucial knowledge they can acquire. I didn't learn how to handle money wisely or the significance of a credit score when I was growing up. My goal is to educate inner-city youth about the long-term significance of this. I often advise people to treat others the way they would like to be treated. You get back what you put out into the world. Spread positive energy and show kindness to everyone. Even though I'm saving a lot of money for school, I still need more scholarships to pay for my tuition. I owe more than $60,000. I'll be able to give back to my future students once my financial needs are satisfied. I'm eager to continue my studies in Business. It can be very difficult to juggle the obligations of being a single parent and a student for a number of reasons. Outstanding time management abilities are necessary to balance schoolwork, studying, and parenting. Prioritizing both family and academic obligations can be challenging due to conflicting time demands. Financial difficulties that single parents may encounter can make their academic endeavors more stressful. The costs of childcare, books, and tuition can be prohibitive, making it difficult to concentrate. Emotional exhaustion can result from the strain of maintaining a stable and caring environment for a child while meeting academic deadlines. Both parenting skills and academic achievement may be impacted by this. Without a support system, single parents may find it challenging to get assistance with childcare or academic difficulties. Both academic and personal development may be hampered by this seclusion. Getting a scholarship would greatly ease some of these difficulties. Tuition expenses would be less of a burden, freeing me up to concentrate more on my studies and less on money concerns. This would allow me to spend money on things that I and my child need. With financial support, I could seek out childcare options or flexible study schedules that accommodate my responsibilities. This scholarship would serve as recognition of my hard work, motivating me to continue striving for academic success. It would also set a positive example for my child, showing them the value of education and perseverance. Ultimately, this scholarship would help pave the way for a better future, not just for me, but for my child as well. By completing my education, I would be better positioned to secure a stable job and provide a more promising environment for my child. In summary, this scholarship represents not only a financial boost but also a crucial step toward achieving my goals and creating a brighter future for both myself and my child.

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Making sure I complete my education is one of my life's objectives. It's just something I have to do; I started so long ago. There are a lot of opportunities that call for a degree. It's challenging for me to support my family as a single mother. I consider myself to be a very determined person. I finish it regardless of the challenges or the amount of time required. I want to demonstrate to my daughter that nothing is insurmountable. Establish objectives and work toward achieving them. At the moment, business management is my major. I believed I was done with my business bachelor's degree, which I received in November 2021, but I recently enrolled in a master's program. I'd like to launch my own company to instruct the youth about financial literacy. I think it's crucial knowledge they can acquire. I didn't learn how to handle money wisely or the significance of a credit score when I was growing up. My goal is to educate inner-city youth about the long-term significance of this. I often advise people to treat others the way they would like to be treated. You get back what you put out into the world. Spread positive energy and show kindness to everyone. Even though I'm saving a lot of money for school, I still need more scholarships to pay for my tuition. I owe more than $60,000. I'll be able to give back to my future students once my financial needs are satisfied. I'm eager to continue my studies in Business. It can be very difficult to juggle the obligations of being a single parent and a student for a number of reasons. Outstanding time management abilities are necessary to balance schoolwork, studying, and parenting. Prioritizing both family and academic obligations can be challenging due to conflicting time demands. Financial difficulties that single parents may encounter can make their academic endeavors more stressful. The costs of childcare, books, and tuition can be prohibitive, making it difficult to concentrate. Emotional exhaustion can result from the strain of maintaining a stable and caring environment for a child while meeting academic deadlines. Both parenting skills and academic achievement may be impacted by this. Without a support system, single parents may find it challenging to get assistance with childcare or academic difficulties. Both academic and personal development may be hampered by this seclusion. Getting a scholarship would greatly ease some of these difficulties. Tuition expenses would be less of a burden, freeing me up to concentrate more on my studies and less on money concerns. This would allow me to spend money on things that I and my child need. With financial support, I could seek out childcare options or flexible study schedules that accommodate my responsibilities. This scholarship would serve as recognition of my hard work, motivating me to continue striving for academic success. It would also set a positive example for my child, showing them the value of education and perseverance. Ultimately, this scholarship would help pave the way for a better future, not just for me, but for my child as well. By completing my education, I would be better positioned to secure a stable job and provide a more promising environment for my child. In summary, this scholarship represents not only a financial boost but also a crucial step toward achieving my goals and creating a brighter future for both myself and my child.

My goals in life is to make sure I finish school. I started so long ago it’s just something I have to do. There are so many opportunities out there that require a degree. With me being a single mom is hard while supporting my family. I would describe myself as someone who is very determined. No matter the obstacles or how long it takes I get it done. I want to show my daughter nothing is impossible. Set goals and go out and achieve them. I am currently majoring in business management. I graduated in November 2021 with my bachelors in business I thought I was finish however, I just enrolled for my masters. I want to start my own business to teach the youth about financial literacy. I feel it is important information they can learn. Growing up I wasn’t taught how to properly manage money or how important a credit score was. It is my mission to help inner city youth how important it is for the long run. I always tell people treat others, how you will want to be treated. What you put out in the world is what you get back. Be kind to all and spread great vibes. I’m working diligently to save money for school, but I need additional scholarships to cover my tuition. I have over 60000 in loans. With my financial needs met, I'll be able to pour back into the lives of my future students. I'm excited to further my education in the winter of 2022 with your help! I’m currently working two jobs to support my Daughter and I. Any extra money will goes towards bills and her daycare. One of the most popular and beneficial ways to positively impact your community is through giving back. You can give away items, services, or time to your community. You can also give money to a charity or cause you to believe in it. These small acts of kindness will make a difference and spread positive emotions. It just takes one person to start the paying it forward movement. I plan to pay it forward by helping kids understand the importance of student debt. I had to learn and figure things out on my own. I don’t want my daughter to follow in my footsteps on creating bad spending habits. I want to show her the importance of a dollar and how to save for the future. With me learning the correct way over the years, I just want to teach others what to do and not do. Thank you for taking the time out to review my profile! (^_^)

My goals in life is to make sure I finish school. I started so long ago it’s just something I have to do. There are so many opportunities out there that require a degree. With me being a single mom is hard while supporting my family. I would describe myself as someone who is very determined. No matter the obstacles or how long it takes I get it done. I want to show my daughter nothing is impossible. Set goals and go out and achieve them. I am currently majoring in business management. I graduated in November 2021 with my bachelors in business I thought I was finish however, I just enrolled for my masters. I want to start my own business to teach the youth about financial literacy. I feel it is important information they can learn. Growing up I wasn’t taught how to properly manage money or how important a credit score was. It is my mission to help inner city youth how important it is for the long run. I always tell people treat others, how you will want to be treated. What you put out in the world is what you get back. Be kind to all and spread great vibes. I’m working diligently to save money for school, but I need additional scholarships to cover my tuition. I have over 60000 in loans. With my financial needs met, I'll be able to pour back into the lives of my future students. I'm excited to further my education in the winter of 2022 with your help! I’m currently working two jobs to support my Daughter and I. Any extra money will goes towards bills and her daycare. One of the most popular and beneficial ways to positively impact your community is through giving back. You can give away items, services, or time to your community. You can also give money to a charity or cause you to believe in it. These small acts of kindness will make a difference and spread positive emotions. It just takes one person to start the paying it forward movement. I plan to pay it forward by helping kids understand the importance of student debt. I had to learn and figure things out on my own. I don’t want my daughter to follow in my footsteps on creating bad spending habits. I want to show her the importance of a dollar and how to save for the future. With me learning the correct way over the years, I just want to teach others what to do and not do. Thank you for taking the time out to review my profile! (^_^)

My goals in life is to make sure I finish school. I started so long ago it’s just something I have to do. There are so many opportunities out there that require a degree. With me being a single mom is hard while supporting my family. I would describe myself as someone who is very determined. No matter the obstacles or how long it takes I get it done. I want to show my daughter nothing is impossible. Set goals and go out and achieve them. I am currently majoring in business management. I graduated in November 2021 with my bachelors in business I thought I was finish however, I just enrolled for my masters. I want to start my own business to teach the youth about financial literacy. I feel it is important information they can learn. Growing up I wasn’t taught how to properly manage money or how important a credit score was. It is my mission to help inner city youth how important it is for the long run. I always tell people treat others, how you will want to be treated. What you put out in the world is what you get back. Be kind to all and spread great vibes. I’m working diligently to save money for school, but I need additional scholarships to cover my tuition. I have over 60000 in loans. With my financial needs met, I'll be able to pour back into the lives of my future students. I'm excited to further my education in the winter of 2022 with your help! I’m currently working two jobs to support my Daughter and I. Any extra money will goes towards bills and her daycare. One of the most popular and beneficial ways to positively impact your community is through giving back. You can give away items, services, or time to your community. You can also give money to a charity or cause you to believe in it. These small acts of kindness will make a difference and spread positive emotions. It just takes one person to start the paying it forward movement. I plan to pay it forward by helping kids understand the importance of student debt. I had to learn and figure things out on my own. I don’t want my daughter to follow in my footsteps on creating bad spending habits. I want to show her the importance of a dollar and how to save for the future. With me learning the correct way over the years, I just want to teach others what to do and not do. Thank you for taking the time out to review my profile! (^_^)

My goals in life is to make sure I finish school. I started so long ago it’s just something I have to do. There are so many opportunities out there that require a degree. With me being a single mom is hard while supporting my family. I would describe myself as someone who is very determined. No matter the obstacles or how long it takes I get it done. I want to show my daughter nothing is impossible. Set goals and go out and achieve them.

My goals in life is to make sure I finish school. I started so long ago it’s just something I have to do. There are so many opportunities out there that require a degree. With me being a single mom is hard while supporting my family. I would describe myself as someone who is very determined. No matter the obstacles or how long it takes I get it done. I want to show my daughter nothing is impossible. Set goals and go out and achieve them. I am currently majoring in business management. I graduated in November 2021 with my bachelors in business I thought I was finish however, I just enrolled for my masters. I want to start my own business to teach the youth about financial literacy. I feel it is important information they can learn. Growing up I wasn’t taught how to properly manage money or how important a credit score was. It is my mission to help inner city youth how important it is for the long run. I always tell people treat others, how you will want to be treated. What you put out in the world is what you get back. Be kind to all and spread great vibes. I’m working diligently to save money for school, but I need additional scholarships to cover my tuition. I have over 60000 in loans. With my financial needs met, I'll be able to pour back into the lives of my future students. I'm excited to further my education in the winter of 2022 with your help! I’m currently working two jobs to support my Daughter and I. Any extra money will goes towards bills and her daycare. One of the most popular and beneficial ways to positively impact your community is through giving back. You can give away items, services, or time to your community. You can also give money to a charity or cause you to believe in it. These small acts of kindness will make a difference and spread positive emotions. It just takes one person to start the paying it forward movement. I plan to pay it forward by helping kids understand the importance of student debt. I had to learn and figure things out on my own. I don’t want my daughter to follow in my footsteps on creating bad spending habits. I want to show her the importance of a dollar and how to save for the future. With me learning the correct way over the years, I just want to teach others what to do and not do. Thank you for taking the time out to review my profile! (^_^)

My goals in life is to make sure I finish school. I started so long ago it’s just something I have to do. There are so many opportunities out there that require a degree. With me being a single mom is hard while supporting my family. I would describe myself as someone who is very determined. No matter the obstacles or how long it takes I get it done. I want to show my daughter nothing is impossible. Set goals and go out and achieve them. I am currently majoring in business management. I graduated in November 2021 with my bachelors in business I thought I was finish however, I just enrolled for my masters. I want to start my own business to teach the youth about financial literacy. I feel it is important information they can learn. Growing up I wasn’t taught how to properly manage money or how important a credit score was. It is my mission to help inner city youth how important it is for the long run. I always tell people treat others, how you will want to be treated. What you put out in the world is what you get back. Be kind to all and spread great vibes. I’m working diligently to save money for school, but I need additional scholarships to cover my tuition. I have over 60000 in loans. With my financial needs met, I'll be able to pour back into the lives of my future students. I'm excited to further my education in the winter of 2022 with your help! I’m currently working two jobs to support my Daughter and I. Any extra money will goes towards bills and her daycare. One of the most popular and beneficial ways to positively impact your community is through giving back. You can give away items, services, or time to your community. You can also give money to a charity or cause you to believe in it. These small acts of kindness will make a difference and spread positive emotions. It just takes one person to start the paying it forward movement. I plan to pay it forward by helping kids understand the importance of student debt. I had to learn and figure things out on my own. I don’t want my daughter to follow in my footsteps on creating bad spending habits. I want to show her the importance of a dollar and how to save for the future. With me learning the correct way over the years, I just want to teach others what to do and not do. Thank you for taking the time out to review my profile! (^_^)

My goals in life is to make sure I finish school. I started so long ago it’s just something I have to do. There are so many opportunities out there that require a degree. With me being a single mom is hard while supporting my family. I would describe myself as someone who is very determined. No matter the obstacles or how long it takes I get it done. I want to show my daughter nothing is impossible. Set goals and go out and achieve them. I am currently majoring in business management. I graduated in November 2021 with my bachelors in business I thought I was finish however, I just enrolled for my masters. I want to start my own business to teach the youth about financial literacy. I feel it is important information they can learn. Growing up I wasn’t taught how to properly manage money or how important a credit score was. It is my mission to help inner city youth how important it is for the long run. I always tell people treat others, how you will want to be treated. What you put out in the world is what you get back. Be kind to all and spread great vibes. I’m working diligently to save money for school, but I need additional scholarships to cover my tuition. I have over 60000 in loans. With my financial needs met, I'll be able to pour back into the lives of my future students. I'm excited to further my education in the winter of 2022 with your help! I’m currently working two jobs to support my Daughter and I. Any extra money will goes towards bills and her daycare. One of the most popular and beneficial ways to positively impact your community is through giving back. You can give away items, services, or time to your community. You can also give money to a charity or cause you to believe in it. These small acts of kindness will make a difference and spread positive emotions. It just takes one person to start the paying it forward movement. I plan to pay it forward by helping kids understand the importance of student debt. I had to learn and figure things out on my own. I don’t want my daughter to follow in my footsteps on creating bad spending habits. I want to show her the importance of a dollar and how to save for the future. With me learning the correct way over the years, I just want to teach others what to do and not do. Thank you for taking the time out to review my profile! (^_^)

My goals in life is to make sure I finish school. I started so long ago it’s just something I have to do. There are so many opportunities out there that require a degree. With me being a single mom is hard while supporting my family. I would describe myself as someone who is very determined. No matter the obstacles or how long it takes I get it done. I want to show my daughter nothing is impossible. Set goals and go out and achieve them. I am currently majoring in business management. I graduated in November 2021 with my bachelors in business I thought I was finish however, I just enrolled for my masters. I want to start my own business to teach the youth about financial literacy. I feel it is important information they can learn. Growing up I wasn’t taught how to properly manage money or how important a credit score was. It is my mission to help inner city youth how important it is for the long run. I always tell people treat others, how you will want to be treated. What you put out in the world is what you get back. Be kind to all and spread great vibes. I’m working diligently to save money for school, but I need additional scholarships to cover my tuition. I have over 60000 in loans. With my financial needs met, I'll be able to pour back into the lives of my future students. I'm excited to further my education in the winter of 2022 with your help! I’m currently working two jobs to support my Daughter and I. Any extra money will goes towards bills and her daycare. One of the most popular and beneficial ways to positively impact your community is through giving back. You can give away items, services, or time to your community. You can also give money to a charity or cause you to believe in it. These small acts of kindness will make a difference and spread positive emotions. It just takes one person to start the paying it forward movement. I plan to pay it forward by helping kids understand the importance of student debt. I had to learn and figure things out on my own. I don’t want my daughter to follow in my footsteps on creating bad spending habits. I want to show her the importance of a dollar and how to save for the future. With me learning the correct way over the years, I just want to teach others what to do and not do. Thank you for taking the time out to review my profile! (^_^)

My goals in life is to make sure I finish school. I started so long ago it’s just something I have to do. There are so many opportunities out there that require a degree. With me being a single mom is hard while supporting my family. I would describe myself as someone who is very determined. No matter the obstacles or how long it takes I get it done. I want to show my daughter nothing is impossible. Set goals and go out and achieve them. I am currently majoring in business management. I graduated in November 2021 with my bachelors in business I thought I was finish however, I just enrolled for my masters. I want to start my own business to teach the youth about financial literacy. I feel it is important information they can learn. Growing up I wasn’t taught how to properly manage money or how important a credit score was. It is my mission to help inner city youth how important it is for the long run. I always tell people treat others, how you will want to be treated. What you put out in the world is what you get back. Be kind to all and spread great vibes. I’m working diligently to save money for school, but I need additional scholarships to cover my tuition. I have over 60000 in loans. With my financial needs met, I'll be able to pour back into the lives of my future students. I'm excited to further my education in the winter of 2022 with your help! I’m currently working two jobs to support my Daughter and I. Any extra money will goes towards bills and her daycare. One of the most popular and beneficial ways to positively impact your community is through giving back. You can give away items, services, or time to your community. You can also give money to a charity or cause you to believe in it. These small acts of kindness will make a difference and spread positive emotions. It just takes one person to start the paying it forward movement. I plan to pay it forward by helping kids understand the importance of student debt. I had to learn and figure things out on my own. I don’t want my daughter to follow in my footsteps on creating bad spending habits. I want to show her the importance of a dollar and how to save for the future. With me learning the correct way over the years, I just want to teach others what to do and not do. Thank you for taking the time out to review my profile! (^_^)

My goals in life is to make sure I finish school. I started so long ago it’s just something I have to do. There are so many opportunities out there that require a degree. With me being a single mom is hard while supporting my family. I would describe myself as someone who is very determined. No matter the obstacles or how long it takes I get it done. I want to show my daughter nothing is impossible. Set goals and go out and achieve them. I am currently majoring in business management. I graduated in November 2021 with my bachelors in business I thought I was finish however, I just enrolled for my masters. I want to start my own business to teach the youth about financial literacy. I feel it is important information they can learn. Growing up I wasn’t taught how to properly manage money or how important a credit score was. It is my mission to help inner city youth how important it is for the long run. I always tell people treat others, how you will want to be treated. What you put out in the world is what you get back. Be kind to all and spread great vibes. I’m working diligently to save money for school, but I need additional scholarships to cover my tuition. I have over 60000 in loans. With my financial needs met, I'll be able to pour back into the lives of my future students. I'm excited to further my education in the winter of 2022 with your help! I’m currently working two jobs to support my Daughter and I. Any extra money will goes towards bills and her daycare. One of the most popular and beneficial ways to positively impact your community is through giving back. You can give away items, services, or time to your community. You can also give money to a charity or cause you to believe in it. These small acts of kindness will make a difference and spread positive emotions. It just takes one person to start the paying it forward movement. I plan to pay it forward by helping kids understand the importance of student debt. I had to learn and figure things out on my own. I don’t want my daughter to follow in my footsteps on creating bad spending habits. I want to show her the importance of a dollar and how to save for the future. With me learning the correct way over the years, I just want to teach others what to do and not do. Thank you for taking the time out to review my profile! (^_^)

My goals in life is to make sure I finish school. I started so long ago it’s just something I have to do. There are so many opportunities out there that require a degree. With me being a single mom is hard while supporting my family. I would describe myself as someone who is very determined. No matter the obstacles or how long it takes I get it done. I want to show my daughter nothing is impossible. Set goals and go out and achieve them. I am currently majoring in business management. I graduated in November 2021 with my bachelors in business I thought I was finish however, I just enrolled for my masters. I want to start my own business to teach the youth about financial literacy. I feel it is important information they can learn. Growing up I wasn’t taught how to properly manage money or how important a credit score was. It is my mission to help inner city youth how important it is for the long run. I always tell people treat others, how you will want to be treated. What you put out in the world is what you get back. Be kind to all and spread great vibes. My mom was a single parent as well and she is and will always be my superhero. She has been my coparent in helping raising my daughter. I owe her everything, if I win she wins. My mom has always been so determined and never gave up no matter what obstacles she faced. She made she my brother and I had everything and I’m forever indebted. I’m working diligently to save money for school, but I need additional scholarships to cover my tuition. I have over 20,000 in loans. With my financial needs met, I'll be able to pour back into the lives of my future students. I'm excited to further my education in the winter of 2022 with your help! One of the most popular and beneficial ways to positively impact your community is through giving back. You can give away items, services, or time to your community. You can also give money to a charity or cause you to believe in it. These small acts of kindness will make a difference and spread positive emotions. It just takes one person to start the paying it forward movement. I plan-to pay it forward by helping kids understand the importance of student debt. I had to learn and figure things out on my own. I don’t want my daughter to follow in my footsteps on creating bad spending habits. I want to show her the importance of a dollar and how to save for the future. With me learning the correct way over the years, I just want to teach others what to do and not do. I want to create a foundation of good habits for my daughter to follow. Teach her things about being financially successful, that I wasn’t taught. Thank you for taking the time out to review my profile! (^_^)

My goals in life is to make sure I finish school. I started so long ago it’s just something I have to do. There are so many opportunities out there that require a degree. With me being a single mom is hard while supporting my family. I would describe myself as someone who is very determined. No matter the obstacles or how long it takes I get it done. I want to show my daughter nothing is impossible. Set goals and go out and achieve them. I am currently majoring in business management. I graduated in November 2021 with my bachelors in business I thought I was finish however, I just enrolled for my masters. I want to start my own business to teach the youth about financial literacy. I feel it is important information they can learn. Growing up I wasn’t taught how to properly manage money or how important a credit score was. It is my mission to help inner city youth how important it is for the long run. I always tell people treat others, how you will want to be treated. What you put out in the world is what you get back. Be kind to all and spread great vibes. I’m working diligently to save money for school, but I need additional scholarships to cover my tuition. I have over 60000 in loans. With my financial needs met, I'll be able to pour back into the lives of my future students. I'm excited to further my education in the winter of 2022 with your help! I’m currently working two jobs to support my Daughter and I. Any extra money will goes towards bills and her daycare. One of the most popular and beneficial ways to positively impact your community is through giving back. You can give away items, services, or time to your community. You can also give money to a charity or cause you to believe in it. These small acts of kindness will make a difference and spread positive emotions. It just takes one person to start the paying it forward movement. I plan to pay it forward by helping kids understand the importance of student debt. I had to learn and figure things out on my own. I don’t want my daughter to follow in my footsteps on creating bad spending habits. I want to show her the importance of a dollar and how to save for the future. With me learning the correct way over the years, I just want to teach others what to do and not do. Thank you for taking the time out to review my profile! (^_^)

My goals in life is to make sure I finish school. I started so long ago it’s just something I have to do. There are so many opportunities out there that require a degree. With me being a single mom is hard while supporting my family. I would describe myself as someone who is very determined. No matter the obstacles or how long it takes I get it done. I want to show my daughter nothing is impossible. Set goals and go out and achieve them. I am currently majoring in business management. I graduated in November 2021 with my bachelors in business I thought I was finish however, I just enrolled for my masters. I want to start my own business to teach the youth about financial literacy. I feel it is important information they can learn. Growing up I wasn’t taught how to properly manage money or how important a credit score was. It is my mission to help inner city youth how important it is for the long run. I always tell people treat others, how you will want to be treated. What you put out in the world is what you get back. Be kind to all and spread great vibes. I’m working diligently to save money for school, but I need additional scholarships to cover my tuition. I have over 60000 in loans. With my financial needs met, I'll be able to pour back into the lives of my future students. I'm excited to further my education in the winter of 2022 with your help! I’m currently working two jobs to support my Daughter and I. Any extra money will goes towards bills and her daycare. One of the most popular and beneficial ways to positively impact your community is through giving back. You can give away items, services, or time to your community. You can also give money to a charity or cause you to believe in it. These small acts of kindness will make a difference and spread positive emotions. It just takes one person to start the paying it forward movement. I plan to pay it forward by helping kids understand the importance of student debt. I had to learn and figure things out on my own. I don’t want my daughter to follow in my footsteps on creating bad spending habits. I want to show her the importance of a dollar and how to save for the future. With me learning the correct way over the years, I just want to teach others what to do and not do. Thank you for taking the time out to review my profile! (^_^)

My goals in life is to make sure I finish school. I started so long ago it’s just something I have to do. There are so many opportunities out there that require a degree. With me being a single mom is hard while supporting my family. I would describe myself as someone who is very determined. No matter the obstacles or how long it takes I get it done. I want to show my daughter nothing is impossible. Set goals and go out and achieve them. I am currently majoring in business management. I graduated in November 2021 with my bachelors in business I thought I was finish however, I just enrolled for my masters. I want to start my own business to teach the youth about financial literacy. I feel it is important information they can learn. Growing up I wasn’t taught how to properly manage money or how important a credit score was. It is my mission to help inner city youth how important it is for the long run. I always tell people treat others, how you will want to be treated. What you put out in the world is what you get back. Be kind to all and spread great vibes. I’m working diligently to save money for school, but I need additional scholarships to cover my tuition. I have over 60000 in loans. With my financial needs met, I'll be able to pour back into the lives of my future students. I'm excited to further my education in the winter of 2022 with your help! I’m currently working two jobs to support my Daughter and I. Any extra money will goes towards bills and her daycare. One of the most popular and beneficial ways to positively impact your community is through giving back. You can give away items, services, or time to your community. You can also give money to a charity or cause you to believe in it. These small acts of kindness will make a difference and spread positive emotions. It just takes one person to start the paying it forward movement. I plan to pay it forward by helping kids understand the importance of student debt. I had to learn and figure things out on my own. I don’t want my daughter to follow in my footsteps on creating bad spending habits. I want to show her the importance of a dollar and how to save for the future. With me learning the correct way over the years, I just want to teach others what to do and not do. Thank you for taking the time out to review my profile! (^_^)

My goals in life is to make sure I finish school. I started so long ago it’s just something I have to do. There are so many opportunities out there that require a degree. With me being a single mom is hard while supporting my family. I would describe myself as someone who is very determined. No matter the obstacles or how long it takes I get it done. I want to show my daughter nothing is impossible. Set goals and go out and achieve them. I am currently majoring in business management. I graduated in November 2021 with my bachelors in business I thought I was finish however, I just enrolled for my masters. I want to start my own business to teach the youth about financial literacy. I feel it is important information they can learn. Growing up I wasn’t taught how to properly manage money or how important a credit score was. It is my mission to help inner city youth how important it is for the long run. I always tell people treat others, how you will want to be treated. What you put out in the world is what you get back. Be kind to all and spread great vibes. My mom was a single parent as well and she is and will always be my superhero. She has been my coparent in helping raising my daughter. I owe her everything, if I win she wins. My mom has always been so determined and never gave up no matter what obstacles she faced. She made she my brother and I had everything and I’m forever indebted. I’m working diligently to save money for school, but I need additional scholarships to cover my tuition. I have over 20,000 in loans. With my financial needs met, I'll be able to pour back into the lives of my future students. I'm excited to further my education in the winter of 2022 with your help! One of the most popular and beneficial ways to positively impact your community is through giving back. You can give away items, services, or time to your community. You can also give money to a charity or cause you to believe in it. These small acts of kindness will make a difference and spread positive emotions. It just takes one person to start the paying it forward movement. I plant to pay it forward by helping kids understand the importance of student debt. I had to learn and figure things out on my own. I don’t want my daughter to follow in my footsteps on creating bad spending habits. I want to show her the importance of a dollar and how to save for the future. With me learning the correct way over the years, I just want to teach others what to do and not do. Thank you for taking the time out to review my profile! (^_^)

My goals in life is to make sure I finish school. I started so long ago it’s just something I have to do. There are so many opportunities out there that require a degree. With me being a single mom is hard while supporting my family. I would describe myself as someone who is very determined. No matter the obstacles or how long it takes I get it done. I want to show my daughter nothing is impossible. Set goals and go out and achieve them. I am currently majoring in business management. I graduated in November 2021 with my bachelors in business I thought I was finish however, I just enrolled for my masters. I want to start my own business to teach the youth about financial literacy. I feel it is important information they can learn. Growing up I wasn’t taught how to properly manage money or how important a credit score was. It is my mission to help inner city youth how important it is for the long run. I always tell people treat others, how you will want to be treated. What you put out in the world is what you get back. Be kind to all and spread great vibes. I’m working diligently to save money for school, but I need additional scholarships to cover my tuition. I have over 20,000 in loans. With my financial needs met, I'll be able to pour back into the lives of my future students. I'm excited to further my education in the winter of 2022 with your help! One of the most popular and beneficial ways to positively impact your community is through giving back. You can give away items, services, or time to your community. You can also give money to a charity or cause you to believe in it. These small acts of kindness will make a difference and spread positive emotions. It just takes one person to start the paying it forward movement. I plant to pay it forward by helping kids understand the importance of student debt. I had to learn and figure things out on my own. I don’t want my daughter to follow in my footsteps on creating bad spending habits. I want to show her the importance of a dollar and how to save for the future. With me learning the correct way over the years, I just want to teach others what to do and not do. Thank you for taking the time out to review my profile! (^_^)

My goals in life is to make sure I finish school. I started so long ago it’s just something I have to do. There are so many opportunities out there that require a degree. With me being a single mom is hard while supporting my family. I would describe myself as someone who is very determined. No matter the obstacles or how long it takes I get it done. I want to show my daughter nothing is impossible. Set goals and go out and achieve them. I am currently majoring in business management. I graduated in November 2021 with my bachelors in business I thought I was finish however, I just enrolled for my masters. I want to start my own business to teach the youth about financial literacy. I feel it is important information they can learn. Growing up I wasn’t taught how to properly manage money or how important a credit score was. It is my mission to help inner city youth how important it is for the long run. I always tell people treat others, how you will want to be treated. What you put out in the world is what you get back. Be kind to all and spread great vibes. My mom was a single parent as well and she is and will always be my superhero. She has been my coparent in helping raising my daughter. I owe her everything, if I win she wins. My mom has always been so determined and never gave up no matter what obstacles she faced. She made she my brother and I had everything and I’m forever indebted. I’m working diligently to save money for school, but I need additional scholarships to cover my tuition. I have over 20,000 in loans. With my financial needs met, I'll be able to pour back into the lives of my future students. I'm excited to further my education in the winter of 2022 with your help! One of the most popular and beneficial ways to positively impact your community is through giving back. You can give away items, services, or time to your community. You can also give money to a charity or cause you to believe in it. These small acts of kindness will make a difference and spread positive emotions. It just takes one person to start the paying it forward movement. I plant to pay it forward by helping kids understand the importance of student debt. I had to learn and figure things out on my own. I don’t want my daughter to follow in my footsteps on creating bad spending habits. I want to show her the importance of a dollar and how to save for the future. With me learning the correct way over the years, I just want to teach others what to do and not do. Thank you for taking the time out to review my profile! (^_^)

My goals in life is to make sure I finish school. I started so long ago it’s just something I have to do. There are so many opportunities out there that require a degree. With me being a single mom is hard while supporting my family. I would describe myself as someone who is very determined. No matter the obstacles or how long it takes I get it done. I want to show my daughter nothing is impossible. Set goals and go out and achieve them. I am currently majoring in business management. I graduated in November 2021 with my bachelors in business I thought I was finish however, I just enrolled for my masters. I want to start my own business to teach the youth about financial literacy. I feel it is important information they can learn. Growing up I wasn’t taught how to properly manage money or how important a credit score was. It is my mission to help inner city youth how important it is for the long run. I always tell people treat others, how you will want to be treated. What you put out in the world is what you get back. Be kind to all and spread great vibes. I’m working diligently to save money for school, but I need additional scholarships to cover my tuition. I have over 20,000 in loans. With my financial needs met, I'll be able to pour back into the lives of my future students. I'm excited to further my education in the winter of 2022 with your help! One of the most popular and beneficial ways to positively impact your community is through giving back. You can give away items, services, or time to your community. You can also give money to a charity or cause you to believe in it. These small acts of kindness will make a difference and spread positive emotions. It just takes one person to start the paying it forward movement. I plant to pay it forward by helping kids understand the importance of student debt. I had to learn and figure things out on my own. I don’t want my daughter to follow in my footsteps on creating bad spending habits. I want to show her the importance of a dollar and how to save for the future. With me learning the correct way over the years, I just want to teach others what to do and not do. Thank you for taking the time out to review my profile! (^_^)

My goals in life is to make sure I finish school. I started so long ago it’s just something I have to do. There are so many opportunities out there that require a degree. With me being a single mom is hard while supporting my family. I would describe myself as someone who is very determined. No matter the obstacles or how long it takes I get it done. I want to show my daughter nothing is impossible. Set goals and go out and achieve them. I am currently majoring in business management. I graduated in November 2021 with my bachelors in business I thought I was finish however, I just enrolled for my masters. I want to start my own business to teach the youth about financial literacy. I feel it is important information they can learn. Growing up I wasn’t taught how to properly manage money or how important a credit score was. It is my mission to help inner city youth how important it is for the long run. I always tell people treat others, how you will want to be treated. What you put out in the world is what you get back. Be kind to all and spread great vibes. I’m working diligently to save money for school, but I need additional scholarships to cover my tuition. I have over 20,000 in loans. With my financial needs met, I'll be able to pour back into the lives of my future students. I'm excited to further my education in the winter of 2022 with your help! One of the most popular and beneficial ways to positively impact your community is through giving back. You can give away items, services, or time to your community. You can also give money to a charity or cause you to believe in it. These small acts of kindness will make a difference and spread positive emotions. It just takes one person to start the paying it forward movement. I plant to pay it forward by helping kids understand the importance of student debt. I had to learn and figure things out on my own. I don’t want my daughter to follow in my footsteps on creating bad spending habits. I want to show her the importance of a dollar and how to save for the future. With me learning the correct way over the years, I just want to teach others what to do and not do. Thank you for taking the time out to review my profile! (^_^)

My goals in life is to make sure I finish school. I started so long ago it’s just something I have to do. There are so many opportunities out there that require a degree. With me being a single mom is hard while supporting my family. I would describe myself as someone who is very determined. No matter the obstacles or how long it takes I get it done. I want to show my daughter nothing is impossible. Set goals and go out and achieve them. I am currently majoring in business management. I graduated in November 2021 with my bachelors in business I thought I was finish however, I just enrolled for my masters. I want to start my own business to teach the youth about financial literacy. I feel it is important information they can learn. Growing up I wasn’t taught how to properly manage money or how important a credit score was. It is my mission to help inner city youth how important it is for the long run. I always tell people treat others, how you will want to be treated. What you put out in the world is what you get back. Be kind to all and spread great vibes. I’m working diligently to save money for school, but I need additional scholarships to cover my tuition. I have over 20,000 in loans. With my financial needs met, I'll be able to pour back into the lives of my future students. I'm excited to further my education in the fall of 2022 with your help! One of the most popular and beneficial ways to positively impact your community is through giving back. You can give away items, services, or time to your community. You can also give money to a charity or cause you to believe in it. These small acts of kindness will make a difference and spread positive emotions. It just takes one person to start the paying it forward movement. I plant to pay it forward by helping kids understand the importance of student debt. I had to learn and figure things out on my own. I don’t want my daughter to follow in my footsteps on creating bad spending habits. I want to show her the importance of a dollar and how to save for the future. With me learning the correct way over the years, I just want to teach others what to do and not do. Thank you for taking the time out to review my profile! (^_^)

This was far the best experience I ever had. I’m afraid of heights. While on vacation in Lake Tahoe. We decided to take a hike, a girl who isn’t use to anything other than being a couch potato. On that trip I conquered my fears of heights, by hiking this mountain. I experienced the outdoors more than I ever had. After this trip a new person was born. She was born fearless, ready to take on the world one trail at a time.

Being a single mom is the hardest, most empowering thing I’ve ever done. Sometimes I feel like a horrible mom. I catch myself picking up my phone a lot. I have to remind myself that the life I created needs all my attention. One thing I really didn’t expect was the intense isolation that comes with being a single mom. When you’re married, your partner's constant presence that you can crave having the house to yourself, those were the days. I had my baby in the beginning of the pandemic. It was hard, I couldn’t trust anyone to come over in fear of the virus. During those months of isolation I’ve developed post-partum. It’s the worst feeling ever I felt like I was failing as a mom. I felt as though I wasn’t good enough for her. Life was kicking my butt, I refused to lose though. Being a single mom is not easy. Juggling school, work a baby is rough. I think have a baby during a pandemic is 10x’s harder. What kept me motivated was her. My chunky little side kick, is who keeps me motivated. Her sassy attitude is what I live for. Something so small is so fearless. Since day one she has proved that she is independent. I felt like quitting school a lot. I’ve come so far that I realized I couldn’t do that. This is something I’ve be trying to finish for so long I refuse to quit. This is something I will complete. I was working a full time job. I went part time because I was afraid to put her in daycare. That was a fail because I couldn’t afford half of my bills. I have accumulated so much debt, I’m trying to find ways to make money. So I had to go back to working full time to try to unbury myself out of debt. What I find most challenging about being a single mom is not having the help from dad. Yes I have family but it is not their responsibility to step in help me. I know they will if I ask but, they shouldn’t. It is seriously hard to be a single parent. You have to deal with all of the parental duties while juggling work, cleaning the house, cooking dinner, having relationships with others, and what happens if you get sick? You certainly cannot call in and take the day off from being a parent! What is rewarding about being a single mom is I realized that I will never be alone. Life showed me I needed her to complete what was missing. She was the missing puzzle piece. She is why I am determined to complete all my goals. Everything I do is for her. She is my greatest achievement. She is my everything. This scholarship will help me by not having to take out additional loans. It’s already hard enough trying pay for school out of pocket. I don’t want to dig myself in a bigger whole that I’m already in.

Being a single mom is the hardest, most empowering thing I’ve ever done. Sometimes I feel like a horrible mom. I catch myself picking up my phone a lot. I have to remind myself that the life I created needs all my attention. One thing I really didn’t expect was the intense isolation that comes with being a single mom. When you’re married, your partner's constant presence that you can crave having the house to yourself, those were the days. I had my baby in the beginning of the pandemic. It was hard, I couldn’t trust anyone to come over in fear of the virus. During those months of isolation I’ve developed post-partum. It’s the worst feeling ever I felt like I was failing as a mom. I felt as though I wasn’t good enough for her. Life was kicking my butt, I refused to lose though. Being a single mom is not easy. Juggling school, work a baby is rough. I think have a baby during a pandemic is 10x’s harder. What kept me motivated was her. I’m a single mother because I chose to have my baby. I knew that I would be raising her alone and I’m ok with that. From the moment I found out I was pregnant there was no doubt in my mind that I was keeping my baby. Pro-life meant you only cared for the rights of the unborn. All human beings have human rights. Everyone counts. This is a principle of justice. Pregnant women often face very difficult circumstances. But if unborn children are valuable human beings, like born children, then killing them is no more justified in tough situations like financial hardships. Our response to the difficulties women face should be to provide support, resources, and ethical alternative, so no woman feels like abortion is her only option. There are a lot of options like adoption. According to mccl.org “People often say that pro-lifers are trying to force their religious beliefs on the rest of society. But the pro-life position is supported by science and reason and is held by many non-religious people. Opposition to killing unborn children is no more inherently "religious" than opposition to killing teenagers (or anyone else). Moreover, the fact that a person's position on an issue may be influenced by religion should not exclude it from public consideration.” Pro-life is not a religion, no one is forcing anything on anyone. I think it just information that needs to be heard before one makes that type of decision. Having a baby may seem like it’s hard when you have the weight of the world on your shoulders, but when that baby gets here. Your whole world shifts and you would do whatever it takes to make sure that baby lives a great life.

My mission in life is not merely to survive, but to thrive; and to do so with some passion, some compassion, some humor, and some style." Maya Angelou I live by this because who wants to live of life or living paycheck to paycheck. I want a life so fulfilling I want to to tell my grandkids about my adventures. How i traveled the world, and sampled foods from all over there world. I want to dress up just because I want to feel good about myself, not just dress up and go to work. I want to laugh with my friends and just enjoy the time we have together. Life is short it shouldn’t be about need to survive, it should be about the will to live and make the best out the days to come.

Being a single mom is the hardest, most empowering thing I’ve ever done. Sometimes I feel like a horrible mom. I catch myself picking up my phone a lot. I have to remind myself that the life I created needs all my attention. One thing I really didn’t expect was the intense isolation that comes with being a single mom. When you’re married, your partner's constant presence that you can crave having the house to yourself, those were the days. I had my baby in the beginning of the pandemic. It was hard, I couldn’t trust anyone to come over in fear of the virus. During those months of isolation I’ve developed post-partum. It’s the worst feeling ever I felt like I was failing as a mom. I felt as though I wasn’t good enough for her. Life was kicking my butt, I refused to lose though. Being a single mom is not easy. Juggling school, work a baby is rough. I think have a baby during a pandemic is 10x’s harder. What kept me motivated was her. My chunky little side kick, is who keeps me motivated. Her sassy attitude is what I live for. Something so small is so fearless. Since day one she has proved that she is independent. I felt like quitting school a lot. I’ve come so far that I realized I couldn’t do that. This is something I’ve be trying to finish for so long I refuse to quit. This is something I will complete. I was working a full time job. I went part time because I was afraid to put her in daycare. That was a fail because I couldn’t afford half of my bills. I have accumulated so much debt, I’m trying to find ways to make money. So I had to go back to working full time to try to unbury myself out of debt. What I find most challenging about being a single mom is not having the help from dad. Yes I have family but it is not their responsibility to step in help me. I know they will if I ask but, they shouldn’t. It is seriously hard to be a single parent. You have to deal with all of the parental duties while juggling work, cleaning the house, cooking dinner, having relationships with others, and what happens if you get sick? You certainly cannot call in and take the day off from being a parent! What is rewarding about being a single mom is I realized that I will never be alone. Life showed me I needed her to complete what was missing. She was the missing puzzle piece. She is why I am determined to complete all my goals. Everything I do is for her. She is my greatest achievement. She is my everything.

Being a black single mom is the hardest, most empowering thing I’ve ever done. Sometimes I feel like a horrible mom. I catch myself picking up my phone a lot. I have to remind myself that the life I created needs all my attention. One thing I really didn’t expect was the intense isolation that comes with being a single mom. When you’re married, your partner's constant presence that you can crave having the house to yourself, those were the days. I had my baby in the beginning of the pandemic. It was hard, I couldn’t trust anyone to come over in fear of the virus. During those months of isolation I’ve developed post-partum. It’s the worst feeling ever I felt like I was failing as a mom. I felt as though I wasn’t good enough for her. Life was kicking my butt, I refused to lose though. Being a single mom is not easy. Juggling school, work a baby is rough. I think have a baby during a pandemic is 10x’s harder. What kept me motivated was her. My chunky little side kick, is who keeps me motivated. Her sassy attitude is what I live for. Something so small is so fearless. Since day one she has proved that she is independent. I felt like quitting school a lot. I’ve come so far that I realized I couldn’t do that. This is something I’ve be trying to finish for so long I refuse to quit. This is something I will complete. I was working a full time job. I went part time because I was afraid to put her in daycare. That was a fail because I couldn’t afford half of my bills. I have accumulated so much debt, I’m trying to find ways to make money. So I had to go back to working full time to try to unbury myself out of debt. What I find most challenging about being a single mom is not having the help from dad. Yes I have family but it is not their responsibility to step in help me. I know they will if I ask but, they shouldn’t. It is seriously hard to be a single parent. You have to deal with all of the parental duties while juggling work, cleaning the house, cooking dinner, having relationships with others, and what happens if you get sick? You certainly cannot call in and take the day off from being a parent! What is rewarding about being a single mom is I realized that I will never be alone. Life showed me I needed her to complete what was missing. She was the missing puzzle piece. She is why I am determined to complete all my goals. Everything I do is for her. She is my greatest achievement.

Being a black single mom is the hardest, most empowering thing I’ve ever done. Sometimes I feel like a horrible mom. I catch myself picking up my phone a lot. I have to remind myself that the life I created needs all my attention. One thing I really didn’t expect was the intense isolation that comes with being a single mom. When you’re married, your partner's constant presence that you can crave having the house to yourself, those were the days. I had my baby in the beginning of the pandemic. It was hard, I couldn’t trust anyone to come over in fear of the virus. During those months of isolation I’ve developed post-partum. It’s the worst feeling ever I felt like I was failing as a mom. I felt as though I wasn’t good enough for her. Life was kicking my butt, I refused to lose though. Being a single mom is not easy. Juggling school, work a baby is rough. I think have a baby during a pandemic is 10x’s harder. What kept me motivated was her. My chunky little side kick, is who keeps me motivated. Her sassy attitude is what I live for. Something so small is so fearless. Since day one she has proved that she is independent. I felt like quitting school a lot. I’ve come so far that I realized I couldn’t do that. This is something I’ve be trying to finish for so long I refuse to quit. This is something I will complete. I was working a full time job. I went part time because I was afraid to put her in daycare. That was a fail because I couldn’t afford half of my bills. I have accumulated so much debt, I’m trying to find ways to make money. So I had to go back to working full time to try to unbury myself out of debt. What I find most challenging about being a single mom is not having the help from dad. Yes I have family but it is not their responsibility to step in help me. I know they will if I ask but, they shouldn’t. It is seriously hard to be a single parent. You have to deal with all of the parental duties while juggling work, cleaning the house, cooking dinner, having relationships with others, and what happens if you get sick? You certainly cannot call in and take the day off from being a parent! What is rewarding about being a single mom is I realized that I will never be alone. Life showed me I needed her to complete what was missing. She was the missing puzzle piece. She is why I am determined to complete all my goals. Everything I do is for her.

My goals in life is to make sure I finish school. I started so long ago it’s just something I have to do. There are so many opportunities out there that require a degree. With me being a single mom is hard while supporting my family. I would describe myself as someone who is very determined. No matter the obstacles or how long it takes I get it done. I want to show my daughter nothing is impossible. Set goals and go out and achieve them. I am currently majoring in business management. I want to start my own business to teach the youth about financial literacy. I feel it is important information they can learn. Growing up I wasn’t taught how to properly manage money or how important a credit score was. It is my mission to help inner city youth how important it is for the long run. That having great credit and saving habits are essential for the long run. Hey The pandemic was the turning point for me. It’s should how unprepared I was. I had money saved but, having a baby in the middle of a pandemic was an eye opener. I was working a full time job. I went part time because I was afraid to put her in daycare. There weren’t many to choose from that I can afford. Daycare double during the pandemic. Working part-time was a fail because I couldn’t afford half of my bills. I have accumulated so much debt, I’m trying to find ways to make money. So I had to go back to working full time to try to unbury myself out of debt. It’s slow process but I’m learning from my mistakes. I have been putting myself on a budget. Cutting unnecessary spending. Trying to rebuild my credit, so I can start my home buying process. I’m working diligently to save money for school, but I need additional scholarships to cover my tuition. With my financial needs met, I'll be able to pour back into the lives of my future students. I'm excited to further my education in the fall of 2021 with your help! I hope to to achieve the satisfaction of knowing that others can learn from my mistakes. Knowing that having credit cards come with the will power to not just racked up debt. That there are ways to save and build for a debt free future.

You don’t see a lot of women on the boarder patrol, especially a woman or color. I hope to make not only positively impact but a statement as well. By Maintaining a presence in border zones. It is so much hostility and frustration with people trying to come to the states to make a better life for themselves and their families. They don’t know there are legal ways to come here so I would want to be the voice to spread awareness about how to, legally gain citizenship. My studies will prepare me by providing technical advice and assistance for preventing and responding to border incidents. Not only dealing with immigration incidents, but other things like trafficking as well. By taking a layered approach to border management, you can make effective decisions on the risk of travelers early in their journey and ideally before they start to travel. By learning about different things of boarder management in my studies it will prepare me for the basics of what the job actually is. I’ve been researching a career and to get my foot in the door, I want to start off as CBP officer. Detecting and preventing terrorists and terrorist weapons from entering the United States Enforcing customs, immigration, and agricultural laws and regulations at U.S. ports of entry and preclearance locations worldwide.Preventing the illegal trafficking of people, narcotics, and contraband into the United States. With that leads to many opportunities working internationally. Although working in customs is one of my goals, My goals in life is to make sure I finish school. I started so long ago it’s just something I have to do. There are so many opportunities out there that require a degree. With me being a single mom is hard while supporting my family. I would describe myself as someone who is very determined. No matter the obstacles or how long it takes I get it done. I want to show my daughter nothing is impossible. Set goals and go out and achieve them. I am currently majoring in business management. I want to start my own business to teach the youth about financial literacy. Growing up I wasn’t taught how to properly manage money or how important a credit score was. It is my mission to help inner city youth how important it is for the long run. Just want to make a difference.

Being a black single mom is the hardest, most empowering thing I’ve ever done. Sometimes I feel like a horrible mom. I catch myself picking up my phone a lot. I have to remind myself that the life I created needs all my attention. One thing I really didn’t expect was the intense isolation that comes with being a single mom. When you’re married, your partner's constant presence that you can crave having the house to yourself, those were the days. I had my baby in the beginning of the pandemic. It was hard, I couldn’t trust anyone to come over in fear of the virus. During those months of isolation I’ve developed post-partum. It’s the worst feeling ever I felt like I was failing as a mom. I felt as though I wasn’t good enough for her. Life was kicking my butt, I refused to lose though. Being a single mom is not easy. Juggling school, work a baby is rough. I think have a baby during a pandemic is 10x’s harder. What kept me motivated was her. My chunky little side kick, is who keeps me motivated. Her sassy attitude is what I live for. Something so small is so fearless. Since day one she has proved that she is independent. I felt like quitting school a lot. I’ve come so far that I realized I couldn’t do that. This is something I’ve be trying to finish for so long I refuse to quit. This is something I will complete. I was working a full time job. I went part time because I was afraid to put her in daycare. That was a fail because I couldn’t afford half of my bills. I have accumulated so much debt, I’m trying to find ways to make money. So I had to go back to working full time to try to unbury myself out of debt. What I find most challenging about being a single mom is not having the help from dad. Yes I have family but it is not their responsibility to step in help me. I know they will if I ask but, they shouldn’t. It is seriously hard to be a single parent. You have to deal with all of the parental duties while juggling work, cleaning the house, cooking dinner, having relationships with others, and what happens if you get sick? You certainly cannot call in and take the day off from being a parent! What is rewarding about being a single mom is I realized that I will never be alone. Life showed me I needed her to complete what was missing. She was the missing puzzle piece. She is why I am determined to complete all my goals. Everything I do is for her. Black women don’t speak about post-partum depression. They feel as though it makes them weak. I plan to educate others on my experience of post-partum depression. How it made me stronger and more determined then ever to uplift others/

Being a single mom is the hardest, most empowering thing I’ve ever done. Sometimes I feel like a horrible mom. I catch myself picking up my phone a lot. I have to remind myself that the life I created needs all my attention. One thing I really didn’t expect was the intense isolation that comes with being a single mom. When you’re married, you’re often so used to your partner's constant presence that you can crave having the house to yourself, those were the days. I had my baby in the beginning of the pandemic. It was so hard, I couldn’t trust anyone to come over in fear of the virus. During those months of isolation I’ve developed post-partum. It’s the worst feeling ever I felt like I was failing as a mom. I felt as though I wasn’t good enough for her. Life was kicking my butt, I refused to lose though. Being a single mom is not easy. Juggling school, work a baby is rough. I think have a baby during a pandemic is 10x’s harder. What kept me motivated was her. My chunky little side kick, is who keeps me motivated. Her sassy attitude is what I live for. Something so small is so fearless. Since day one she has proved that she is independent. I felt like quitting school a lot. I’ve come so far that I realized I couldn’t do that. This is something I’ve be trying to finish for so long I refuse to quit. This is something I will complete. I was working a full time job. I went part time because I was afraid to put her in daycare. That was a fail because I couldn’t afford half of my bills. I have accumulated so much debt, I’m trying to find ways to make money. So I had to go back to working full time to try to unbury myself out of debt. What I find most challenging about being a single mom is not having the help from dad. Yes I have family but it is not their responsibility to step in help me. I know they will if I ask but, they shouldn’t. It is seriously hard to be a single parent. You have to deal with all of the parental duties while juggling work, cleaning the house, cooking dinner, having relationships with others, and what happens if you get sick? You certainly cannot call in and take the day off from being a parent! What is rewarding about being a single mom is I realized that I will never be alone. Life showed me I needed her to complete what was missing. She was the missing puzzle piece. She is why I am determined to complete all my goals. Everything I do is for her. My favorite moments with her is all. Everyday is something different, not one day is ever the same. She is learning more each day so, each say she is a different character and I love every Moment of it.