Personal Narrative: My Time At Boston College

Apart from the class size, the campus itself is another reason I really think UWGB is great for me. Green Bay has so many separate building that serve their own individual purpose from the library, to the recreational center, and the auditoriums, into the ever famous tunnels beneath the campus. Not only do you have subject specific building but you have this network or tunnels to better aid the students in their commute to their classes in the frigged weather of the Wisconsin winter. This is not only a luxury but a real deal maker for me because it ensure that I'll be able to get to my classes on time, ready to learn instead of barging in late and unprepared. These are just some of the reason I feel like UW Green Bay would be a perfect fit for me on my journey to bettering my education.

Swarthmore's unique approach to liberal arts is appealing. The small campus size reminds me of exploring my current college campus. Reviews from current students have nearly always reported a close knit community backed by a mutual respect for other's viewpoints. Professors there, from multiple videos I have seen,put in extra work to ensure their students understand the material and are not merely memorizing. One featured a teacher in a room of no more than 6 students, debating. I would love to learn persuasion through debate.

During admission into Bronx Community College, I faced one of the most stressful predicaments academically. After applying, and having my transcripts mailed, I waited about two weeks before calling to ensure the transcripts were received. An admission counselor confirmed all transcripts were received and in the process of being reviewed. Five weeks later, during the first week of registration, I was informed one of the transcripts had been misplaced. Avoiding any further delay, I hand delivered the missing transcript. A few weeks later, I received a registration appointment. I was put on a list, received a number, and waited 9am to 5pm on a line for two days until my name was called. Unfortunately, while sitting with an advisor I found out

One important aspect of the school that caught my attention was that the classes are year-long rather than by semester. This would provide me with the benefit of getting to know my professors and forming relationships with them. Coming from a tightly knitted family, getting to know people is important to me. Also, I would become acquainted with the teaching and testing style of the professor which is twice as important to me. Furthermore, the Honors College would essentially grant me with the opportunity of being considered for guaranteed

I can earnestly say that I am blessed to attend Beloit. college It allows me to see the world from a different perspective for what I am use to, and that may be a dilemma when I return back home. Beloit College is a liberal school where everyone is open to new idea's while back at home at everyone is more structure and demanding. In college I can come and go place as I please, without getting consensus from an adult. Meanwhile, back at home it is imperative that I check in with my grandparents when I leave the house, so they can know where I am going. At school I eat healthy full coarse meals while back at home we eat fried chicken or fried pork with rice every other day. Life at Beloit College and life back home differ in various ways.

I choose to come to Colby-Sawyer College because it was a liberal arts college. I was not sure what I wanted to major in, but I knew that if I went to a liberal arts college, I would be allowed to take a number of different classes and this would help me figure out what I wanted to do with my life. Freshman year I took Future Trends which was a pathway class about predicting trends that are happening in society and in the world around us. This class directly connected with my marketing class because it gave me the tools help me predict future trends in my marketing class when we did the backpack simulation. This has been so beneficial because I was able to use the knowledge I learned in my other classes and connect it with my business classes.

What really drew me to Rutgers was how outstandingly its campus was designed. The bus schedules, size and population are exactly what I need to get adjusted to the hectic world of business. Keeping track of where classes are and making it to them one time builds punctuality, and is great practice for scheduling meetings and events for the future. The campuses are all so practical yet exquisite, specifically the new business buildings, making me more excited than nervous to start my long journey towards a master’s degree. Besides the structure, Rutgers’ distance also supplies many benefits. The proximity of Rutgers to home is extremely important to me. Just recently we have lost my father and to be able to see her once a week after just a forty-two minute drive is a blessing. It is just

Thank you so much for coming to BH to talk about Tufts; the more I learn about the school the more my interests grows and the more I want to go there. That being said, Tufts is an amazing school, but continuing with what we talked about in our meeting, I sometimes worry that Tufts is too close to home for me. I was abroad in Spain last year with SYA and despite being away for nine months I still feel the need to expand my boundaries. I guess the gift and the curse of being a Boston student is that you are fortunate to grow up in an amazing city with many great colleges, but at the same time you do not want to be in the same city for your whole life. Nonetheless, I look forward to being on campus again for the voices program in a couple of weeks.

Although I was born and raised in Stamford, CT, coined “Manhattan’s little sister” by some, I have always had a profound love for Boston. To be able to pursue the rest of my B.A. in the heart of Boston would be a dream come true for me.

During Spelman’s admitted student weekend, SpelBound, my mother still was not convinced that Spelman was truly the school for me. On Sunday morning, I met her and my father at Sister’s Chapel for morning worship service on campus. Once the service was over, my mom knew that God was within Spelman College.

I find Boston College's tremendous course offerings and suitable Core Curriculum, along with the ability to learn in small classes and be able to conduct research with world-renowned and dedicated professors appealing. Classroom resources at Boston College, furthermore, move beyond the traditional PowerPoint slides, as museums, theaters, and galleries are readily available. The outgoing nature of the students, the beautiful facilities, and the general atmosphere all make BC a college that I would thoroughly enjoy my time

The first time I ever went to Stonehill, I was very impressed with the college as a whole. I loved the beautiful environment, culture, and sense of community. I come from a small town just north of Boston and we are very much a tight knit community. I see and do a lot of the same things every day, and I know Stonehill will give me great new experiences, while at the same time give me the same sense of community that I value so much in my hometown. I play hockey and baseball for my high school and Stonehill offers programs where I can still be a part of those sports.

They had an amazing arboretum for environmental science and the academic standards were high. I had hopes of making my parents proud if I had gotten accepted there. I had decided I was going to apply ED there. That was until my mother found out about Wheaton College. I had never heard of Wheaton College. I was never too familiar with the Boston area and I had

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,

Choosing a college can be difficult for most people. Whether it’s the cost, campus, or getting accepted, Boston University would be a great college for you! It’s not too difficult to be accepted into Boston University. If you are unable to afford college, there are many ways to get scholarships. The campus here is over two miles of beautiful buildings and parks; it’s a campus that feels like home.