Personal Narrative: My Choice Of Major At Boston University

I felt anxious about attending RU. Now that I have been here a week I am feeling motivated. Living close to campus gives me the ability to be completely immersed in the college lifestle, therefore, allowing me to have the chance to join various clubs and the chance to use the many resources that will advance my academic career. Being able to join a club here at Rutgers will help me be able to feel like a Rutgers student. The amount of opportunities this school has is endless, and I plan on taking full advantage of such benefits.

HELLO GUYS!!! I have something veryyyyyyyy important to tell you! After all of my stressing about FAFSA ( Free Application Federal Student Aid) , Colleges, and Transportation, I decided to further my education at Rowan University. It took me a long time to make this decision because this wasn’t my first choice! My first choice/ dream school was LIU Brooklyn ( Long Island University) in Brooklyn, New York. I was recently accepted there and planned on attending there, but their out-of-state tuition was extremely high! Their tuition was $33,000 a year and poor black man like myself, cannot afford it. I really loved LIU because it's a great school, beautiful campus, and most of all, it's in New York. I had my whole planned before it even started,

The school i chose to research is florida university. I chose this school because it has great programs and they have all sorts of majors to choose from. And they also have where you can wait four more years to start on that graduate degree. Even if you're not ready. , and they also have a good softball team. I feel like this school will benefit me in many ways not just in sports but also in academics. With this campus i feel like it's welcoming to others. But also you don't have to worry about this campus. I feel like it's chill. And you don't have to be worried about it

Wellesley College is an extraordinary college that provides all I could ever seek in a college. It has various majors to choose from, extraordinary interactions with professors and students, and an inspirational atmosphere full of great women from various backgrounds. I never knew that such college would have all the preferences I wanted. The more I learned about Wellesley the more I realized that this is a true college in which I could work in and get to where I want to be. As the first in my family to go to college it is vital for me to remain true to myself and empower myself as a hispanic woman. Education is essential to everyone, but to me I believe is a way in which I could represent my capacity. Though there is

Growing up my father taught me many life lessons; one that I will never forget was when he told me: “A man living in a house without light will never know where he is going or what he wants to do.” At the time I did not understand what that meant until one day he explained in to me. Without proper goals a person is just lost in darkness and unable to find their way in life. By working towards my goals, I feel that I am constantly growing as an individual and learning how to approach all sorts of situations that life throws at me. Recently, being a part of the EOF Nursing School Program at Rutgers University, I feel that I have just set the foundation to achieving my goals which include graduating with my Bachelor’s Degree in Nursing alongside one day opening a home for the less fortunate in Guyana.

During Spring 2015 term, I withdrew from Middlebury College due to severe thyroid infection. I had contracted the illness during Fall 2014 academic term, but my doctors, both personal and emergency, failed to understand its severe nature. So, I was cleared to go back to school for the spring term. Unfortunately for me, however, I was readmitted to Porter Hospital in Middlebury within weeks. My illness prevented me from attending classes, fulfilling my duties as a student assistant, and made me severely weak. Hence, upon pressure from the doctors and my family, I withdrew from the college and treated my illness during the spring

Growing up I remember my father telling me of his life at Georgetown. He recounted how much he was able to accomplish and learn in the tight-knit community. He noted the copious opportunities offered, but also how he felt connected with his professors. He told me of how convenient the location was, right in the nation's capital, and how this allowed him to be able to intern and interview with many businesses relevant to his major. As the time for me to apply to colleges drew closer, I began considering his stories, and with them, Georgetown. I researched the school and found it has everything I had hoped my future school will have. It is large enough to have diversity, but not so big it is overwhelming and has a lot of different ways of exploring the world and learning more about the community around me, but just as importantly, it offered a flexibility in when you must declare your major.

Although many schools claim to be the best, the University of Michigan truly holds this spot in my eyes. When talking to people about it, they always comment on how cold it is, and they wonder why people would ever want to live there. My answer is simple; I was born in Michigan and love everything about it. From the bitter cold, to the prestigious colleges, I take pride in being born here. When I researched great law schools and found one located in Michigan, my attention was immediately

Beginning my post-secondary education at Frostburg University, I was looking for an institution that would be able to satisfy my interests and hobbies. All throughout my educational career, I have always been interested in computer science, coding, and networking with different jobs in business and management. Living close to College Park, it was always an idea to attend a school that would be able to branch out to my interest. Coming out of high school, I was at a disadvantage— my time management skills were strong, but not where they should have been. I lacked the discipline needed to excel in computer science, but I was luckily set around the right people to guide me in the right direction. my close friends were able to introduced me to

My passion was still in Marine Biology, yet after researching it, there are a limited number of jobs available. I also love medicine and working with athletes, my next best choice for a major is Athletic Training. With Athletic Training, I found that there are numerous job opportunities available. After thinking about it, I realized that majoring in Marine Biology at an expensive college nowhere close to home, might not be the best decision. I started to look more at the University of Georgia after I was accepted.

Carey School of Business because obviously it’s the business school here. But really, it seems very career-focused, unlike many other schools. But, the top reason I chose W.P. Carey is that I noticed at some other schools freshmen aren’t allowed in the business program, you’d have to wait until sophomore year to even apply, and even then there is no guarantee you would be fully in. I liked the fact that I could apply to the business school straight away, and I could focus on classes that would actually apply to my major farther down the road. My major currently is Management. I chose it mainly because it’s nearly the same thing as having a major in Business Administration. My dad influenced me a lot in choosing this particular major, I’d like to follow in his footsteps one day, and hopefully become as successful as he has

I have spent a great deal of time on the campus of Boston College, as my wife recently graduated in 2014. I would visit her often and was always amazed by the beautiful architecthure I had never seen such a georgeous campus. There was also all the faculty members and staff who always seemed pleasant and truly happy to be at Boston College. My wife would come home and explain how great her classes were and how her Professors were committed to teaching the class. I was lucky enough to sit in on a few classes and noticed the smaller sizes and how beneficial it was to have a closer bond between the student and Professor. The classes also seemed to produce better content and really engage the students in debate and heavy conversation.

I am drawn to Boston University because of all it has to offer. For one thing, Boston University has rigorous academics that would challenge me, allow me to expand my knowledge and push me to do my best, which is what I strive for. I’m prepared to put in the work, time, and effort required to be successful. Besides the impressive academics, the diversity of neighborhoods with all the history and culture intrigue me. While on the tour, I could tell that Boston University had an eclectic student body that matched the diverse people that inhabit Boston.

At the end of my junior year, I decided I wanted to attend a college close to home and I was not even considering going to a school in the Northeast. This changed, however, when I took a trip to Boston this past summer. Boston was, without a doubt, the best city I have ever visited. I loved the beautiful natural scenery, the amazing restaurants, and the rich history of the town. Overwhelmed by the plethora of universities in the area, I had no idea which college I liked the most, only knowing that I wanted to live in Boston. I expected I would need to conduct many hours of research to decide, but thankfully, Boston College immediately stuck out to me and piqued my interests. I am a strong Christian who wants to grow in my faith during college,

Boston University is a perfect fit for me because of what the school offers its student. It provides a variety of majors and minors that fit my desire to pursue a career in the medical profession. I’m interested in double majoring in Biology and Economics.