Throughout my whole life, I've always been fascinated with science. In school, biology and chemistry have always been some of my favorite classes that I have taken. Last year I even took AP biology to have another biology class that took everything to a slightly deeper level. My love for these science classes is perfect, considering the fact that they are both required for the field of study that I would love to go into; animal ecology. From a young age, I have always thought that animals were so cool and amazing. I loved staring out the window and watching the different animals living in my neighborhood. For example, watching the squirrels running through the lawn and up the trees or watching the birds that looked like they were just floating through the air. Even now, I love going for walks on trails in the woods to be able to observe all of the wildlife living in that area. My childhood passion for these animals has led me to become curious about all of their interactions with other animals and their environments. To me, it is fascinating that each individual animal, no matter how big or small it is, all have their own role to play in their environment and the fact that their environment impacts the way that they live their lives. My fascination and curiosity for these things have led me to pursue a career in animal ecology, where I would have the ability to study these interactions on a daily basis and help contribute to the conservation of wildlife and their habitats. I have always searched for opportunities at school to take classes such as biology and environmental studies to help set a solid foundation to continue to add more knowledge about these interactions later. Being able to reach this goal of being an animal ecologist and getting the chance to work with animals every day would be a dream come true. With both my love for science and animals, going into the career field of animal ecology is the perfect fit for me. Not only would I be able to fulfill my dream of working with animals every day, but I would be studying them through science and I would also be able to share my findings with others to help people be able to more clearly understand the animals that share the same planet as us.

Throughout my whole life, I've always been fascinated with science. In school, biology and chemistry have always been some of my favorite classes that I have taken. Last year I even took AP biology to have another biology class that took everything to a slightly deeper level. My love for these science classes is perfect, considering the fact that they are both required for the field of study that I would love to go into; animal ecology. From a young age, I have always thought that animals were so cool and amazing. I loved staring out the window and watching the different animals living in my neighborhood. For example, watching the squirrels running through the lawn and up the trees or watching the birds that looked like they were just floating through the air. Even now, I love going for walks on trails in the woods to be able to observe all of the wildlife living in that area. My childhood passion for these animals has led me to become curious about all of their interactions with other animals and their environments. To me, it is fascinating that each individual animal, no matter how big or small it is, all have their own role to play in their environment and the fact that their environment impacts the way that they live their lives. My fascination and curiosity for these things have led me to pursue a career in animal ecology, where I would have the ability to study these interactions on a daily basis and help contribute to the conservation of wildlife and their habitats. I have always searched for opportunities at school to take classes such as biology and environmental studies to help set a solid foundation to continue to add more knowledge about these interactions later. Being able to reach this goal of being an animal ecologist and getting the chance to work with animals every day would be a dream come true. With both my love for science and animals, going into the career field of animal ecology is the perfect fit for me. Not only would I be able to fulfill my dream of working with animals every day, but I would be studying them through science and I would also be able to share my findings with others to help people be able to more clearly understand the animals that share the same planet as us.

Throughout my life, I've always been fascinated with the science portion of STEM. In school, biology and chemistry have always been some of my favorite classes that I have taken. Last year I even took AP biology to have another biology class that took everything to a slightly deeper level. My love for these science classes is perfect, considering the fact that they are both required for the field of study that I would love to go into; animal ecology. From a young age, I have always thought that animals were so cool and amazing. I loved staring out the window and watching the different animals living in my neighborhood. For example, watching the squirrels running through the lawn and up the trees or watching the birds that looked like they were just floating through the air. Even now, I love going for walks on trails in the woods to be able to observe all of the wildlife living in that area. My childhood passion for these animals has led me to become curious about all of their interactions with other animals and their environments. To me, it is fascinating that each individual animal, no matter how big or small it is, all have their own role to play in their environment and the fact that their environment impacts the way that they live their lives. My fascination and curiosity for these things have led me to pursue a career in animal ecology, where I would have the ability to study these interactions on a daily basis and help contribute to the conservation of wildlife and their habitats. I have always searched for opportunities at school to take classes such as biology and environmental studies to help set a solid foundation to continue to add more knowledge about these interactions later. Being able to reach this goal of being an animal ecologist and getting the chance to work with animals every day would be a dream come true. With both my love for science and animals, going into the career field of animal ecology is the perfect fit for me. Not only would I be able to work with animals every day, but I would be studying them through science and I would also be able to share my findings with others to help people be able to more clearly understand the animals that share the same planet as us.

roughout my whole life, I've always been fascinated with science. In school, biology and chemistry have always been some of my favorite classes that I have taken. Last year I even took AP biology to have another biology class that took everything to a slightly deeper level. My love for these science classes is perfect, considering the fact that they are both required for the field of study that I would love to go into; animal ecology. From a young age, I have always thought that animals were so cool and amazing. I loved staring out the window and watching the different animals living in my neighborhood. For example, watching the squirrels running through the lawn and up the trees or watching the birds that looked like they were just floating through the air. Even now, I love going for walks on trails in the woods to be able to observe all of the wildlife living in that area. My childhood passion for these animals has led me to become curious about all of their interactions with other animals and their environments. To me, it is fascinating that each individual animal, no matter how big or small it is, all have their own role to play in their environment and the fact that their environment impacts the way that they live their lives. My fascination and curiosity for these things have led me to pursue a career in animal ecology, where I would have the ability to study these interactions on a daily basis and help contribute to the conservation of wildlife and their habitats. I have always searched for opportunities at school to take classes such as biology and environmental studies to help set a solid foundation to continue to add more knowledge about these interactions later. Being able to reach this goal of being an animal ecologist and getting the chance to work with animals every day would be a dream come true. With both my love for science and animals, going into the career field of animal ecology is the perfect fit for me. Not only would I be able to fulfill my dream of working with animals every day, but I would be studying them through science and I would also be able to share my findings with others to help people be able to more clearly understand the animals that share the same planet as us.

Throughout my whole life, I've always been fascinated with science. In school, biology and chemistry have always been some of my favorite classes that I have taken. Last year I even took AP biology to have another biology class that took everything to a slightly deeper level. My love for these science classes is perfect, considering the fact that they are both required for the field of study that I would love to go into; animal ecology. From a young age, I have always thought that animals were so cool and amazing. I loved staring out the window and watching the different animals living in my neighborhood. For example, watching the squirrels running through the lawn and up the trees or watching the birds that looked like they were just floating through the air. Even now, I love going for walks on trails in the woods to be able to observe all of the wildlife living in that area. My childhood passion for these animals has led me to become curious about all of their interactions with other animals and their environments. To me, it is fascinating that each individual animal, no matter how big or small it is, all have their own role to play in their environment and the fact that their environment impacts the way that they live their lives. My fascination and curiosity for these things have led me to pursue a career in animal ecology, where I would have the ability to study these interactions on a daily basis and help contribute to the conservation of wildlife and their habitats. I have always searched for opportunities at school to take classes such as biology and environmental studies to help set a solid foundation to continue to add more knowledge about these interactions later. Being able to reach this goal of being an animal ecologist and getting the chance to work with animals every day would be a dream come true. With both my love for science and animals, going into the career field of animal ecology is the perfect fit for me. Not only would I be able to fulfill my dream of working with animals every day, but I would be studying them through science and I would also be able to share my findings with others to help people be able to more clearly understand the animals that share the same planet as us.

Throughout my life, I've always been fascinated with the science portion of STEM. In school, biology and chemistry have always been some of my favorite classes that I have taken. Last year I even took AP biology to have another biology class that took everything to a slightly deeper level. My love for these science classes is perfect, considering the fact that they are both required for the field of study that I would love to go into; animal ecology. From a young age, I have always thought that animals were so cool and amazing. I loved staring out the window and watching the different animals living in my neighborhood. For example, watching the squirrels running through the lawn and up the trees or watching the birds that looked like they were just floating through the air. Even now, I love going for walks on trails in the woods to be able to observe all of the wildlife living in that area. My childhood passion for these animals has led me to become curious about all of their interactions with other animals and their environments. To me, it is fascinating that each individual animal, no matter how big or small it is, all have their own role to play in their environment and the fact that their environment impacts the way that they live their lives. My fascination and curiosity for these things have led me to pursue a career in animal ecology, where I would have the ability to study these interactions on a daily basis and help contribute to the conservation of wildlife and their habitats. I have always searched for opportunities at school to take classes such as biology and environmental studies to help set a solid foundation to continue to add more knowledge about these interactions later. Being able to reach this goal of being an animal ecologist and getting the chance to work with animals every day would be a dream come true. With both my love for science and animals, going into the career field of animal ecology is the perfect fit for me. Not only would I be able to work with animals every day, but I would be studying them through science and I would also be able to share my findings with others to help people be able to more clearly understand the animals that share the same planet as us.

Throughout my life, I've always been fascinated with the science portion of STEM. In school, biology and chemistry have always been some of my favorite classes that I have taken. Last year I even took AP biology to have another biology class that took everything to a slightly deeper level. My love for these science classes is perfect, considering the fact that they are both required for the field of study that I would love to go into; animal ecology. From a young age, I have always thought that animals were so cool and amazing. I loved staring out the window and watching the different animals living in my neighborhood. For example, watching the squirrels running through the lawn and up the trees or watching the birds that looked like they were just floating through the air. Even now, I love going for walks on trails in the woods to be able to observe all of the wildlife living in that area. My childhood passion for these animals has led me to become curious about all of their interactions with other animals and their environments. To me, it is fascinating that each individual animal, no matter how big or small it is, all have their own role to play in their environment and the fact that their environment impacts the way that they live their lives. My fascination and curiosity for these things have led me to pursue a career in animal ecology, where I would have the ability to study these interactions on a daily basis and help contribute to the conservation of wildlife and their habitats. I have always searched for opportunities at school to take classes such as biology and environmental studies to help set a solid foundation to continue to add more knowledge about these interactions later. Being able to reach this goal of being an animal ecologist and getting the chance to work with animals every day would be a dream come true. With both my love for science and animals, going into the career field of animal ecology is the perfect fit for me. Not only would I be able to work with animals every day, but I would be studying them through science and I would also be able to share my findings with others to help people be able to more clearly understand the animals that share the same planet as us.

From a young age, I always thought that animals were so cool and amazing. I loved staring out the window and watching different animals, like the squirrels running through the lawn and up the trees, or watching the birds that looked like they were just floating through the air. Even now, I love going for walks on trails in the woods to be able to observe all of the wildlife living in that area. My childhood passion for these animals has led me to become curious about all of their interactions with other animals and their environments. To me, it is fascinating that each individual animal, no matter how big or small it is, all have their own role to play in their environment and the fact that their environment impacts the way that they live their lives. My fascination and curiosity for these things have led me to pursue a career in animal ecology, where I would have the ability to study these interactions on a daily basis and help contribute to the conservation of wildlife and their habitats. I have always searched for opportunities at school to take classes such as biology and environmental studies to help set a solid foundation to continue to add more knowledge about these interactions later. Being able to reach this goal of being an animal ecologist and getting the chance to work with animals every day would be a dream come true

If I had a soundtrack for my year, the songs from 1989 (Taylor’s Version) would be; Bad Blood, Now That We Don’t Talk, New Romantics, and You Are In Love. All of these songs have to do with love, either losing it or finding it, and I’ve had that happening this year. Last year I had meat this guy in my class and we became friends, while I started to like him as more than just friends. I had kind of forgotten about the fact that he had stood me up at homecoming when I asked him if he wanted to go with me and about some of the things that my friends had told me about him, so at the beginning of this year when he told me that he wanted to get to know me better and start talking more, I said yes. That only lasted for a week, because my friends starting mocking us walking in the halls and he ended it saying that our friend groups don’t mix and that we weren’t in the right place for a relationship. That’s when I realized that he really wasn’t a great guy and I thought more about what my friends had said about him, like he’s a player and talked to multiple girls at once and that he only liked girls for their bodies, so I’m glad that I never actually started a real relationship with him. A little while after all that happened with the first hit was over, I started talking to this other guy more. We had been friends for a couple of months and he seemed really sweet. I knew that he liked me because he told one of his friends, who is also my friend, that he liked me and wanted to talk to me more. After hanging out with him a couple of times and having time getting over the first guy, I realized that this new guy is so sweet and I started to fall for him. I started dropping little hints to him and not too long after that he asked me to be his girlfriend! At this point we have been together for almost eight months and just last week he asked me to go to homecoming with him. Ever since we have started dating, I have been feeling a lot happier and a lot more relaxed, we both make each other so happy and we both know that we are always there for each other. In conclusion, my playlist for with year would contain; Bad Blood, Now That We Don’t Talk, New Romantics, and You Are In Love from 1989 to show what I have experienced with my love life this year.