This is a personal statement/goals/research essay for admissions to a MSW program.
Please use higher vocabulary (master’s level)
I made an example but some of the content I found online so it would be plagiarism don’t copy and paste. but its an idea of who I am . I’m mainly interested in foster care so please focus on that as an issue of social work I’m interested.

one point of the paper is to discuss my view of a current social issue and the role of social work in addressing it.(like I said above- foster care)

Also, goals…

here’s my example:

I am very excited to apply to the Masters in Social Work (MSW) program at ______. The one thing I have always known I wanted to do is to help people. What may sound like a bit of a clich, my desire and passion to work in the field of social work comes from a genuine wish to make a difference in peoples lives. Growing up, I gained insight into the work family and child social workers do, due to a close family friend fostering a number or children, children. I saw firsthand how much hard work went into the care of each child and just how valuable foster parents are. This is certainly an area I would like to gain more knowledge of in my studies. Also, personally my family worked with a social worker at one time and I remember very clear just how much of an impact that social worker made on my life, to this day we are still in contact! In undergrad, I studied Finance and Economics. I learned how to think critically, analyze data efficently, and understand the greater financial world. My first step into the corporate world I worked for Gillot Capital  interning (Venture Capital company), where I worked as a financial analyst and had the opportunity to take part in big financial decisions and I had the merit to network with many big companies. I also worked in a non profit organization where my daily work consisted of carrying out administrative tasks such as accounting, payroll, organizing events, etc. This job specifically, was very important to my personal growth as it taught me to be self sufficient as I was working alone most of the time. The organization ran various programs for children and college students. As a result, I became increasingly involved and interested in the aspect of helping people vs being behind the scenes in the finance part of the workplace. In addition to my full time job, I went weekly to a group home to visit children in the foster care system. I would help them with homework, run workshops, and assist the staff in any way they needed. Once again, I was able to witness the work they do on the front lines and gain an understanding of the patience it takes to be in such a setting. This is a huge factor in what has motivated me to further my education. I am especially interested in studying the unity of the family and the fundamentalist and Marxist theories that are linked to sociology and psychology. I want the opportunity to be able study and understand the different dynamics within a family, how the balance, structure, and social system can affect the development of a child, as well as the long term impacts. In addition to my own personal and professional experience, I have found learning these concepts is one of the key factors in developing my strong desire to pursue a career in Social work.
    Listening is a valuable skill that I possess, I am very aware of how powerful it can be to just simply listen to someone and for them to be aware of the fact that someone has taken the time and the effort to hear them. Im also very patient and that is something I have developed through a lot of personal self work. Along with my strengths, I believe I have some limitations. Self-confidence has been a continuous battle for me, I sometimes find myself second guessing my decisions. This is something I am fully aware of and working on. Moreover, I have in various situations found myself to make decisions based more on my emotions and less on logic. Wanting to heal everyone can be a good thing at times but within this field of work Im aware that it can be a limitation.

The services encompassed within social care have played a significant part in my life on both a personal and professional level. It is through these collective experiences that I have gained a deeper insight into the role of a social worker and the transformative support provided through it. Subsequently this fueled and furthered my ambition to return to education so that I can ultimately advocate for vulnerable people.

Please totally edit and delete parts of this to make it more original , though the personal stuff is true  and add more stuff to make it a proficient educated paper. thanks

The Week 3 assignment is the first draft of your academic argument. In this assignment, you will show that you are making progress in all course learning outcomes:

Interpret information through close and critical reading.
Demonstrate effective use of the writing process.
Employ effective academic tone, style, mechanics, and citation method.
Integrate relevant source material effectively and ethically.
Support a position appropriate to the rhetorical situation.
You will submit a 4- to 5-page (1,000 to 1,250 words) rough-draft essay that is formatted in proper APA style. This rough draft assignment must integrate prior feedback and show improvement from your prior coursework. The rough draft will be evaluated differently than a final draft essay, so pay close attention to the grading rubrics and requirements.

Your argument should be sound, valid, and based upon evidence from at least 5 credible sources. At least 3 of your sources must be scholarly. You may integrate additional information, since your final draft requires additional research. Information and evidence must be integrated appropriately, cited in APA-style, and used with integrity. Remember to draft your essay for an academic audience.

2000 words + bibliography
Discuss the main causes of the Third Gulf War in 2003

Intro: 200 words

Main: 1600 words

Conclusion: 200 words

Topics to be looked at:

–    9/11
–    Bushs rogue state theory
–    WMD
–    Lobbying by prominent Iraqi exiles to Washington
–    Iraqs vast oil reserves stability of oil flow
–    Neo conservative political thought and influence
–    Democracy a virtue believe in the exportation liberal values
–    Geopolitical importance proximity to Iran
–    Military-industrial complex
–    Deterrence
–    Realism
–    Axis of evil Rogue state theory
–    Political aims/motives
–    A visible enemy
–    The domino effect
–    Wilsonianism
–    The desire to spread democracy
–    Post 9/11 security environment
–    George Bushs destiny 
–    New world order
–    Ahmed Chalabi
–    Offensive realism
–    Securitization theory
–    The Bush doctrine

Main causes:

–    9/11
o    Many argue that if not for 9/11, the invasion would be unthinkable
o    Fear in the U.S
o    Maintain unipolarity and hegemony
o    The need for a visible enemy
o    The need for deterrence
–    Intense lobbying
o    Mearsheimer & Walt argue the Iraq war would not have been possible without Israel
o    Prove how influential this was on foreign policy in the Middle East
o    Americas Military industrial complex 
o    Hawkish element in the Bush administration
o    Ahmed Chalabi
–    Realist theory, neoconservatism, anarchic international system,
o    Political motives and interests
o    Security dilemma
o    The need to establish control in the middle east
o    Invading Iraq would solve a many number of problems/threats the U.S. faced
o    A vision of regime change
o    Offensive realism

Essential reading list:
–    One War, Many Reasons: The US Invasion of Iraq Written by Markus Nikolas Heinrich
–    (John J. Mearsheimer and Stephen M. Walt) Chapter 8
–    The “Israel Lobby” and American Politics – Author(s): Robert C. Lieberman Source: Perspectives on Politics, Vol. 7, No. 2 (Jun., 2009), pp. 235-257
–    Chapter Title: The U.S. Invasion of Iraq, 2003 – Book Author(s): David C. Gompert, Hans Binnendijk and Bonny Lin
–    The Iraqi Diaspora and the US Invasion of Iraq Walt Vanderbush chapter 9
–    Chapter Title: The Push for War – Making the World Safe for Capitalism – Christopher Doran – 2012
–    Perceiving Rogue States: The Use of the “Rogue State” Concept by U.S. Foreign Policy Elites – K. P. O’Reilly
–    Rogue states and territorial disputes Author(s): Sara McLaughlin Mitchell and Peter F. Trumbore

This paper requires the use of multiple prominent scholarly works, articles, sites, etc.
At least 15 references is required

Please use Google scholar, Jstor, and other sources to find more valid references and sources of information

INSTRUCTIONS: As we have seen in this course, the principle job of historians is to interpret the past. They not only try to understand the basics elements of what really happened, but they try to understand why things happened the way they did. This is difficult work and often results in disagreements between historians about how best to interpret a particular event, an historical process, or an entire era.

One famous disagreement has to do with the use of the atomic bomb during World War Two. Historians have spent decades debating the reason(s) why the United States decided to use the atomic bomb against Japan. Keep in mind, the US has never used this weapon against any other opponent. Many books and academic articles have already been published on the topic, and many more will likely be published in the future.

In this assignment, it is your job to carefully read John McNays book review of Tsuyoshi Hasegawas Racing the Enemy: Stalin, Truman, and the Surrender of Japan (http://www.h-net.org/reviews/showrev.php?id=11559) and answer the following questions:

1) Why has there been so much debate over why the United States used the atomic bomb against Japan?

2) What are the main contributions Hasegawa makes to this debate in Racing the Enemy?

In order to successfully complete the assignment, you will need to have completed all of M4S3 World War II (http://limitstodemocracy.weebly.com/wwii.html). Consider watching the Crash Course video on World War Two again, particularly from minute 9:00 to the end.

As you write, pay close attention to the requirements below, and paraphrase where possible. If you want to quote something, limit yourself to a short sentence at most. Do not include any information that is not on the course website, in the online textbook, or from the book review itself.

Here are theguidelines andtopics for the final paperdue in Week 10:Papers should be 3-5 pages, double spaced and in a word document. Your paper should include footnotes, bibliography and a discography. Your research should include at least 3 sources (reviews, articles, books). For more information about proper formatting please visit:http://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/747/01/Papers should include a thesis statement and a conclusion and include your own insights and ideas about the facts that you gather. I am not looking for a strictly “historical” paper but a paper that includes your assumptions and opinions (supported by other articles etc.).Papers will be docked points for late submissions. (Late papers subject to instructor approval).Please send the paper to Canvasonly (under week 10) with your full name, email and telephone.Select one of the following topics to write about:1)There are 2 Beatles left: Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr. Discuss one of their current careers. Do you think they should have retired with the band? Why or why not? What do you think of the fact that they are touring? Should a musician ever retire? Has their style changed since their Beatles days?2) Write a paper on a modern day production that uses the Beatles music. This can include a musical(s) such as “Rain” (currently on Broadway) , Cirque du Soleil’s (“Love”), or a discussion of the new forthcoming ballet written by Paul McCartney. The Ballet. “Ocean’s Kingdom,” which premiered September 22, 2011.3) Are the Beatles still one of the greatest bands ever? Why or why not? Are they still important? If so, how? Locate articles that may support your argument.4)Compare the Beatles with another rock group such as the Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, Led Zeppelin or Pink Floyd? How were they similar or different. Select a specific album or time frame (early rock or psychedelic rock) to support your claim.5) Discuss the life and contributions of one of the Beatles after the Beatles disbanded. What was their music like now? Were they ever as strong as they once were in the Beatles?
6) Many people still blame Yoko Ono as the reason for the Beatles break-up? Ono continues to be an artist and activist in her own right, does she deserve this hostility? Why or why not? Please locate articles to support your claims.7) Many bands have gone on to cover the music of the Beatles. Discuss various covers and how they are different or similar? Do they take away from the original or keep the world wanting more Beatles music?8) First read the article about Paul-is-Dead”http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paul_is_deadand then discus the 1969 hoax. How did this tale emerge as one of rocks most urban legend? Have there been similar ones since then with other rockers?9) Discuss how the women in the Beatle’s lives changed them or influenced them? You are welcome to discuss the special relationship between Yoko Ono and John Lennon (There is a famous interview by David Sheff from January 1981 that you may be able to track down).10) John Lennon made the following remarks in 1966which has been since called “The Jesus Controversy.” Lennon said that Beatles had become “more popular than Jesus.” This began an outrage in the United States. Discuss the situation (what was happening at the time in the U.S. and England). What do you think of his statement? Was it incorrect or an opportunity for a media frenzy?Here is a small documentary on the issue:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cs9m_G41fH0&feature=related(Links to an external site.)11) Discuss the roll of manager Brian Epstein in shaping the image and success of the Beatles. Do you think he was successful?12) How do you think George Martin contributed to the studio explorations of the Beatles. Discuss his history as a musician and producer and his long standing relationship with the Beatles.