Interview-Personal Narrative

Four or Five years ago if you were to tell me that I would be confidently applying to the University of Miami I would have laughed. Through high school I did not give much effort and like most of my peers, thought that furthering my education was my only option. Nearing the end of my senior year I started realizing that no noteworthy university would even consider accepting someone like me. As the days ticked away, I applied to a nearby college with an incredibly high acceptance rate and found myself opening an acceptance letter a few weeks later.

Throughout high school, I worked my very best to keep my grades up, be accepted into the National Honor Society, and to graduate with a 3.8 GPA out of a 4.0 scale. I will be the first person in my family to attend any type of college. So, I can proudly say that I have been accepted into the George C. Wallace Community College of Dothan, Alabama. I am attending WCC in

Going to a great college has been a goal of mine throughout my life. When I was six months of age, I was diagnosed with severe to profound hearing loss and fit with my first pair of hearing aids. Throughout the years I have learned how to accommodate myself to achieve my goals with my hearing impairment. I am an Honor Student and member of the National Honor Society, The

Academy I had to make sure that my grades were outstanding and my academic performance was exceptional. Every year I had to reapply to be admitted

When I was first hired I was told I would have 30 days from the start day to sign up for benefits. The date by which I had to sign up by was 03/20/16 a Sunday; I tried to get on, on the 03/18/16, but it would not let me. I called the helpline to get my password reset to gain access to the online portal; whenever I received access it said there were no available sessions for enrollment. My manager informed me to come in on Saturday 03/19/16 and he would help me further, he was not able to locate it either. He then informed me to make a benefits appeal, because I had tried to get enrolled before the cutoff date. I have two pictures, to show the information that was displayed and the date. Thank you for your time and

West Point is also very strong academically as a university. I also a a strong interest in engineering,

Out of all the occupations out there I honestly can say that the criminal law field just inspires me and makes me want to help people. I have a couple cops in my family already but they are all males, I want to be the first female out of the family to join the law. I may not have any physical experience in law, but I have been learning these fields

Interrogations started about an hour ago. The whole system is trying to figure out who caused the rabies. Unfortunately for me. I was the culprit and I most likely be caught. I was brought here by a dog that was infected badly. I was only a small bit of DNA at that moment in time. I was transferred when the mangey mutt attacked a german shepherd. Not everyone is claimed to be who they think they are. Anything and everything I touch turns rabid.

Another reason why I believe I am an exceptional candidate for admission in WPI is when I visited your college, I felt welcome. I felt as if I belonged there because

The sky is clear and the aroma from the Starbuck’s coffee fills the room, a tranquil environment for an interview. Today I’m interviewing my co-worker Christian Slater, who’s currently enrolled in college earning his AA degree. He is a tall and slender man who’s very artist and free-spirted. I sat at a booth waiting for my client to arrive while sipping my glass of caramel cappuccino coffee. Hearing the wind chimes, I realized my client, Christian, had come in and started scanning the booths one by one.

On 06/23 I interviewed my supervisor, Ms. Celeste Johnson. She started college of like most college students do major wise, which was undecided. So she made a decision to pick education as her major but luckily for her she only took core classes, so she still had time to make a switch in majors before it got too late. The education major and social work major classes were in the same building, so she one day stumbled across what was a social work roundtable meeting and she was listing to the conversations which was more interesting to her than education so that is when she decided to make the change to social work. Ms. Celeste attended college at Troy State in Troy, Alabama. Her main goal that she had while going to school was to find an agency where she could move up in the social work

It has been my dream to become a prosecutor. I believe justice should be served in every case and court room. People who commit wrongful acts with bad intent such as robbery, murder, aggravated assault, or battery should not be let off easy. The Trayvon v. Zimmerman case really sparked my attention to the point where I knew prosecution was my passion. The end result of the case was an unarmed African American boy being shot in cold blood by a white man. The white man was released and uncharged due to lack of evidence; moreover, cases such as these make me want to make a change in

I have held an attraction in becoming a lawyer since I was child. It emerged with my love for courtroom T.V. shows such as Judge Mathis, Judge Joe Brown, The People's Court, with Judge Marilyn Milian, and my personal favorite judge, Mablean Ephriam. Judge Mablean continues to be an inspiration to me, as she was the first Black woman I saw in her position.

Although there are many things about me that cannot properly be presented in a college application, I feel the most important quality left unexplored is the perseverance and dedication I have towards getting a higher education. For instance, when I was fifteen years old, and in the middle of my sophomore year of high school, I applied to The Texas Academy of Leadership in the Humanities, also known as TALH. TALH is an early college program, at Lamar University, that was designed for young, academically inclined students to earn college credit while still in high school. By the end of my sophomore year I was accepted into one of the only two residential early college programs in the state of Texas. On August 24, I became the first in my family

My aunt had applied for many different colleges. We all thought that she would be able to get in easy peasy because she was one of the highest scoring SAT scorers in her school. Because she had such a high SAT score she decided to apply for colleges in the east. She decided to apply for Harvard, Yale, Dartmouth, Columbia, and UPENN. My aunt had really