In my second year of highschool is when I really found out what I want my career to be. I got an opportunity to be part of a work experience program in a big Financial Firm called Mitsubishi Securities! It was here where I first learned about the stock market, mutual funds and bunches of other terms relating to the finance field.
Later on in highschool I took economics where I learned about those terms in more detail. I began to understand how they came together and, for example, how interest rates affects the money supply or why high inflation as well as deflation can both be perceived as negative aspects in our communities. I found myself even more interested in understanding these concepts and I wanted to go to a good bussiness college.
In my senior year I decided on going to Baruch and majoring in Finance. I still didn’t decide on a minor, but I am thinking about maybe minoring in economics because I enjoyed the course so much. I am hoping for a 4.0 GPA in Baruch and I’m working hard to get it!
In the future I would like to intern in firms like JPMorgan or Goldman Sachs. When I was little I dreamed of having my own office in one of those companies overlooking the city, although I know now that practically impossible I still would, nevertheless, love to work in those companies. 
You’re determination and confidence in life as career path are exemplary. It is amazing to see someone so set on what they intend to pursue, and so collected in efforts to meet their aspirations. I can learn a thing or two from you. Keep up the great work, and you will be sure to not only posses the coveted 4.0, but also garner the job of your dreams. Nevertheless, leave room for exploration and to navigate into different interests. Development happens not only in the filed you pursue, but outside of it, opening your mind to new opportunities, that not only will bring you greater joy in life, but inspire new approaches in your professional career. With your ambition and aptitude, you will have those internships in no time. Bonam Fortunam!
I love your story, especially because your passion for business and the corporate world reminds me of my own. Moreover, I can totally relate to your childhood dream. For many years I have envisioned myself working in an awesome skyscraper with a window wall overlooking Manhattan. Truthfully, this vision of a rewarding career is one of the forces that drives my ambition-in the same way that your career goals drive you.
You are sure of your interests; this will surely take you far in life.