I plan to achieve this goal by taking 12+ credit hour classes and passing them all with a B or better. To pass them, I have to study much harder and do every single assignment I'm given. During the meeting with my advisor, she was explaining to me how the classes I had taken together were probably not the best ones to take together and that I should look at how to change them. This has helped me a lot because the less stress I have on my end, the easier it will be for me to get good grades. Another smart goal I have is to achieve at least a 3.5 GPA in all four years. The way I can achieve this is to stop procrastinating for one and dedicate at least an hour and a half of study time over the course of a few days to better improve my grades. Many people in my family during my school years constantly told me that if I only studied for an hour a day, I would easily get good grades, and of course I didn't listen until the end of my high school years, and when I did it, it helped me a lot. Finally, one goal outside of the classroom that I have during college is to find a good CNA job for myself. I took a certified nursing course at Washburn Tech last year and loved it. During the clinics I automatically fell in love with the residents. After I graduated with my diploma I was too worried about starting school and never had time to look for a nursing job,