Applying For College

Applying for College There are many different colleges to apply for a good education. You can put in applications at junior colleges, private colleges, trade schools, and universities. Applying for college is not as easy as I thought it would be. I believe the more you know about what to expect when you get to college, the better prepared you will be to deal with it, whatever it may be. The process is very stressful, therefore you must begin to prepare yourself to get good grades, make as high as

The process of applying to colleges has been a whole new ball game for me, a game I was not yet ready to play, a game that has sent my stress level through the roof. This experience has been much different from any other one I have met, this experience has stressed me out to the max. It hit me that this process determines where I start the next chapter of my life. It's nothing compared to going from your Freshman to Sophomore year of high school. This is a big change. Recently, I let all of my emotions

about applying to college? Applying to college is very stressful. It is that time of the year new students will go to college. You can’t imagine how much of a short time you have to fill out applications, even though we had many months to fill them out you will just feel like you can’t get done with it. You feel insecure and at the same time secure about it. You want to go to a college far away from home but once you’ve thought about it you don’t want to leave home anymore. Applying to college is a

graduate and start my college career I will tell you that I was unprepared and applying for college. I wish more people had told me the importance of applying early to college because even though I got into my first choice college is always great to have extra backup plans. I did receive some help in applying for college through my school as well as my parents. However if I receive more help I would have had more applications turned in. Three important aspects of applying to college are the applications

My goal is to apply to all my college’s on time, early acceptance. It may not appear as an astonishing goal. However, applying to college is the first step to prospering in a world set for one to fail. Applying to colleges means to me that I’ve triumphed my obstacles - child of divorced Hispanic immigrant and self hate leading to lack of motivation, those are things of the past am I right? Now to reach this goal i had to be motivated and determined, which didn't come easy, however, it was not necessary

to a college of their choosing. I myself, have achieved a less than stellar GPA. Always ending the semester with a B or C has put me into a predicament when applying to colleges; not knowing if you’re going to get in or not makes for a mess of anxiety. Myself having an average GPA but being able to score in the 77th percentile on the SAT shows that I have the ability to do more than what my report card says about my intellectual ability. Knowing that my GPA is still very important when applying to

In contemplation and self-reflection on why I feel so drawn to applying to the Maynor Honors College, there remains only one recurring theme among all the thoughts and ideas: growth. Coming into college, there was an internally made promise that no opportunity provided would be squandered, that every obstacle, challenge, and struggle would be relentlessly tackled head-on in an attempt to help further develop myself as an individual, and an academic. Though it has been made very apparent through

“You must lose everything in order to gain anything.” Stanly Early College was my dream when I was in the seventh grade. Though it was my dream, I didn’t know that going to it will make me lose aspects of my life. The journey coming and being here has changed me and made me realized what is more important. Being here has taken me on a different journey. I didn’t know what I was getting myself into when I applied for Stanly Early College. The future then was so vivid and still is. When I found out I got

No Ordinary… I’m no ordinary student who’s applying to college. I’m no ordinary teenager looking for to further my education at a postsecondary school. I’m no ordinary person with goals in life, whether big or small. Even my body is not ordinary; scoliosis and hydrocephalus accompanying me everywhere I go. I wasn’t born with intelligence. “He’ll have trouble learning.”, the doctors told my mom when they diagnosed me with hydrocephalus at just eight months of age. Therapy after therapy and now in

I am applying for the UL Lafayette College of Nursing & Allied Health Professions Nursing Scholarship to hopefully earn a scholarship award to assist me with financing my college education. I do not have an on-campus or off-campus job at the time which benefits me by allowing more of my time to be dedicated to my studies. I am a focused and self-motivated student who strives to earn the best grades possible in my college courses. I am a determined student because I want to become an efficient and