My name is Paola and addressing me by my first name is good to call or refer to me by. I recently finished obtaining my associates degree from Queensboro Community College and have transferred to Baruch College for my junior year of college. Even though when I first started college, I was not sure what I wanted to major in as time went by, I realized I really enjoyed math and being social with others or help others any way I can. This led me to know that I wanted to do something related to the business and therefore applying to Baruch as I know it’s an excellent school known for business. Throughout college I realized many subjects I enjoyed such as English because I enjoy reading and writing. During my free time I enjoy spending time with my loved ones, and I do like to explore new places and hope to some day travel around the world.
A book that made a lasting impression on me is “To Kill A Mockingbird” I know it is a very common read and I did read it in high school. This is because the book taught me about accepting one another and just how much things have changed in time. In my childhood I lived in a neighborhood that was predominately one race and I always felt out of place even though no one ever made me feel like I was. And looking back after I read the book that the people, I thought I didn’t fit in with, genuinely accepted me just the way I was. With changes that happened overtime is the reason why I got to meet such wonderful people in the first place. But it took me finish reading ”To Kill A Mockingbird” to realize that after all those years.