G.O.A.L.S.

The University Honors & Scholars Center at The Ohio State University serves high-ability, motivated undergraduate students. While embracing diversity in both ideas and people, the Center fosters purposeful learning communities that enhance students’ academic and social experiences. The Center facilitates impactful, rigorous, and unique opportunities that further student success and involvement in our G.O.A.L.S.: Global Awareness, Original Inquiry, Academic Enrichment, Leadership Development, and Service Engagement.

G.O.A.L.S.

Global Awareness: It is always important to broaden the horizon of our perspective to the global level. This includes studying abroad to fully experience another culture. As well as Going on service trips to help people in other countries or even just raising money for people in need.
Original Inquiry: The post likely way I’ll do an Originally inquiry as a Health Sciences Major would be through working on research. The Ohio State University is full of ground breaking research that I am currently looking to be apart of  I hope to be working in a research lab by the summer at the latest.

Academic Enrichment: I chose my Major of Health Science to prepare me for Medical School in the future. There are classes that I will need to take in order to be ready for Medical school. I will achieve this is through consistent and disciplined studying and work of these classes.

Leadership Development: Leadership Development is something that is important for working as a team in future medical settings. I am looking to develop my leadership skills through volunteering and the various clubs that I am or will be apart of while at OSU. This type of experience is not something that you can usually just get immediately so it will require constant work.

Service Engagement: The Biological Sciences Scholars program requires 10 hours of volunteering per semester, so that gets me off to a good start for Service engagement. There are also a few volunteering commitments I made for organizations such as Peletonia in high school that I intend to keep in college. I would also like to find some kind of medical setting volunteering that I can regularly do so that I can gain experience while also giving back.