Personal Philosophy

Divide your essay into five sections, using the following headings in your paper.

Introduction
Personal Philosophy
Goals
Challenges or Obstacles
Conclusion

Section 1: Introduction – Give the reader a general idea of what the essay will cover.

Section 2: Personal Philosophy – These questions are guidelines. Do not try to answer each one.

At this point in your life, what gives your life meaning and purpose?
What beliefs, values, principles, and criteria guide you?
How did these values develop?
How do they relate to your education and learning?

Section 3: Goals -These questions are guidelines. Do not try to answer each one.

Describe your future goals in the following areas: educational, professional, and personal goals.
Identify your short and long term goals, including career objectives.
Reflect on the connection between your values and your goals.
Explain why you chose your particular major and any specialty areas in your major.
Identify any interest in graduate or professional study.
Discuss other personal or educational interests you want to develop.
What legacy do you want to leave behind, both at Ottawa and in your life?

Section 4: Obstacles

Identify challenges or obstacles that may stand in the way of accomplishing your goals.
How will you deal with these challenges or obstacles?
What support systems or strategies might help you succeed?
What attitudes will be important to your success at Ottawa and in life?

Section 5: Conclusion – Your conclusion should be a summary of your personal philosophy, the relationship of your philosophy to your goals, and your strategies to

overcome any obstacles to achieving your goals.

The requirements for the paper are as follows:

Cover Page
At least 4 pages in length, not counting the cover or reference pages
Page numbers in the upper right corner of each page and running headers
At least two citations from the weekly readings
APA citations and Reference Page
Double-spaced
1-inch margins on all sides
12 point Times New Roman font

Please use these Citations in the paper

“An abnormal reaction to an abnormal situation is normal behavior.” page 38
? Viktor E. Frankl, Man’s Search for Meaning

“Those who have a ‘why’ to live, can bear with almost any ‘how’.” page 126
? Viktor E. Frankl, Man’s Search for Meaning

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