Shadra Green

I went to college straight out of high school, and I did not have a clear vision for my future. I did not have any short term or long term goals set and did not utilize the resources available to me. I dropped out of Eastern Washington University in 2013 because I knew my heart was not set on continuing school. After dropping out, I ended up moving up to Alaska where I was working multiple jobs and sometimes would pull sixteen hours a day. My fiance and I got pregnant with our son, and I have been a stay at home ever since he was born. We now have two beautiful children, and I couldn't think of a better way to better our lives than going back to school. I knew I wanted to be in the health industry, so I began searching for careers in health care. I spoke with a recruiter from the University of Phoenix, and we both agreed that what I wanted to do and where I wanted to be would be best suited for Health Care Administration. I have been in school since January 2017 and have pulled straight A's and am currently holding a 3.93. I look forward to continuing to hold my almost 4.0 GPA and will strive to keep achieving straight A's.