ould get the money together in time. It wasn't easy but I'm here attending Stockton. I can say I've worked hard to get here and I don't plan on wasting it. It's going to be easy for me to work hard in school because I'm the one who's paying for it. I'm always doing something now whether it be school or work or going out, because it can't be all work with no play now can it. Besides, I like to go out as much as possible. When I get older I want to have a family without the stress of financial barricades. My entire life my parents have been working two or three jobs each just to make ends meet. That's not where I want to be with my future. I want a sense of comfort that no matter what happens I'll have the money to take care of it. I don't exactly need a luxurious lifestyle, but I'd like to partake in a life of nicer cars, extravagant home, and cash in the bank. So after all I guess I would like to have a few dollars. I know that if I want my family to have this comfort then I'll have to plan now and stick to my plan so I can make money right away and begin to invest to insure my children with a college education of their choice. It's often hard to grow up without a substantial amount of money in the family. I'm going to make sure that my wife and kids don't have to go through all of that. On a more selfish side of the scale, I want to get out of that whole situation as well. I'd like to drive expensive cars and wear the best suits, and most of all, I always want to have money in my pocket. Like everyone else, I just want the good life. In addition to all of that, a college degree looks good on any application. So many more doors are opened to you if you have a college degree instead of just a high school diploma. With the popularity of college lately, there is so much more competition in the workforce. With a degree you would not only have that on your applications, but you'd have the knowledge that you would need to attain the right job...
