Rfc Personal Statement

I attend a relatively small, private, Catholic high school in northern New Jersey called Don Bosco Prep. I am involved in a variety of activities including sports, music, and various clubs and organizations. My school encouraged me to grow academically, socially, culturally, and spiritually. Our school motto is “empowering young men for life”.  I feel that my school has given me the tools to be an engaged student. The school promotes a brotherhood which has benefitted me personally. Whether a friendship forged from a study group or one formed with a teammate, each friendship brings different experiences to my life for which I am grateful.

I go to the Latin School of Chicago, which of course everyone knows. I have been at Latin since Junior Kindergarten, so people call me a lifer. I’ve loved Latin every single year since I’ve been here. The environment is caring and loving, which helps me succeed as a student and as a person. The academics at Latin are superb and every student that goes here has a very special opportunity. I am excited to learn from some outstanding teachers in high school that will hopefully prepare me for college. I’m not saying I’m ready at all for college, which is very true, but I know I will be ready by the time I am sitting in Moody Church and being handed my diploma.

Even after making the transition to Deer River High School in sixth grade, I continued to glide through school. My pattern of being underchallenged continued until I discovered College in the Schools classes this past fall. Finally, I was challenged (perhaps at times even more so than I imagined,) and I’ve grown exponentially in the past academic year. However, I feel as if that exponential growth is reaching its capacity in this specific environment. Becoming a part of the College of St. Scholastica’s academic environment would allow me to begin a new pattern of exponential growth both as a student and as a person.

Attending my Catholic school is a gift as well as a privilege and I have gratitude for the opportunity. Because I see my school as a gift, I have academic goals and put 100% effort into them. An academic goal that I have is to work hard for superior grades while continuing to become proficient with educational skills such as writing, reading, oral and written communication, science, and mathematics. Additionally, I plan to continue to get to know myself and to learn about possible careers that might interest me. A career that I am currently interested in involves the fields of dentistry and surgery. Plus at my school, we learn about personal responsibility and personal initiative in our morals and behaviors. Another goal is that I want to

I choose this prompt because it looked as it was the best of the prompts fitting to me. I myself come from several different backgrounds, I also carry a lot of different talents. People like those are very unique and are very productive in diverse community, and they turn to be very productive and effective individuals in their community. The past autumn I applied to the University of Washington, which is one of the high ranking schools in the nation, so I applied to all of their 3 branches, Seattle, Bothell and Tacoma, hoping with my different unique talents and personality I will be accepted and be offered admission to one of the 3 branches. Several months later I am here talking to you, that optimism I had has become a reality, I’ve got accepted into University of Washington Tacoma and I am still hoping I will also get accept into the Bothell branch as well. Being born in Seattle, growing up here and at the same coming from both an African and Arab background is pretty unique, on the other hand being a Muslim and a practicing religious Muslim, was also something fascinating, living in America in this time, where Islamphobia was at its peak. In addition to that, being an individual who is deeply involved in the community, specifically youth affairs at a young age of 17 was very productive I can say. Summing all those qualities and talents, I told myself this will help me achieve a lot of things in the future, being a personally diverse individuals who is both academically and spiritually active and built, and in addition to the a productive young individual for the community was indeed something unique and attractive to schools and jobs in the future.

Due to my advertising background and my multimedia degree, I am experienced with the use of Adobe Suite PC or Mac base and proficient in other equivalent software. It is necessary to be attentive to format requirements when producing a variety of advertising and marketing material. Examples of these has included graphic tutorials, PowerPoints to for GCSE work all supported by work sheets. Designed and built a variety of websites, sustaining their contents. Produce artwork for exhibition panels and literature to showcase departments. Take photographs and film of events to produce movies. Create a collection of material to be shown on the in-school TV’s to encourage enrichment activities.

NCCU has been known for many things throughout the years, but the most important thing they have been known for is creating a leader out of every student that graduates from their university. Back in 2011, before I graduated in 2012, I did much research on Schools of Education’s in North Carolina that had high graduation rates. I came up with many schools such as Elon University, Appalachian State, and North Carolina Central University. My original choice was Elon University, but I didn’t get accepted to them when I first applied. I was heartbroken but I later learned that school’s decision gave me the opportunity to find a better fit for me. I chose NCCU because the school’s operation is very smooth, they fit my personal needs, and they have an awesome education program. This school has proven to me time and time again that I made a wonderful choice.

The reason I would want to attend Clark Magnet High School is because I believe Clark will help me set up for college, universities and jobs in the future. Clark has a great technology program and I believe it will help me exceed in my career choice. Clark has better teachers, smaller campus, great staff, more security, and more learning tools for anyone who wants to major in math/science careers. I made the decision of applying to Clark because I know Clark will prepare me better for the future. My sister went to Clark too and she loved it, college is easier for her and now she's excelling and has straight A's. I would want to go to a high school knowing that they will help me prepare for the future rather than being worried about what is

I would like to inform you why I made the decision to enroll my daughter Raquel Cepeda ID # 5500531 in Veterans Memorial Early College High School. The school has a high academic level and low drop out rates giving the school a great image. Two of my children attended Veterans Memorial Early College High School for four years and I believe this school prepared them for their next step in life. I believe this school will provide my child the opportunities to discover her talents and expand her knowledge. I as a parent am very interested for her academic development and I strongly believe that this school will help her build a firm academic foundation that will lead her to obtain success in further education.

Carolina Flores has had an extraordinary experience at Casco Bay High School. She had a passionate smile as she said, “I would redo my four years here again.” Her journey before a CBHS was different. Her 8th grade year everyone kept telling her only weird go to CBHS or it's a hard school. But her mother didn't wanted her to go to Deering High school because her older sister had a horrible experience at DHS. “My older sister didn't want me to same experience as she did in high school,” Carolina said. But right now she is so grateful and thankful for mother forcing her to go Casco. She learned how to come out of her comfort zone, for example, her biggest millstone was being a dj at her 10th grade year for the Halloween dance.

I should be grateful that I was accepted into any high school. Although it was not my initial choice of high school, I should work my hardest there. In fact, any high school was fine as long as I put in all my effort to study and learn. A certain high school should not brand a person as a certain way, but rather the effort that the person gives. With a burning passion, I swore to myself that if I don’t get accepted to something and I put in my best effort, it will be alright. A chance will come along and I won’t beat myself over it.

Throughout my five semesters at Delaware County Community College I have grown beyond all expectations. I never anticipated to become as involved as I did within the Delaware County Community College Community, but because of that I have been blessed with many opportunities that have shaped me into the person I am today. I aim to be as involved within the Neumann Community as I was in the Delaware County Community to not only better myself but to better the college itself. I hope to make an impact as best I can not only through my involvement in extracurricular clubs and activities, but also in the classroom with my fellow classmates.

A Rutgers education represents a myriad of possibilities for an underprivileged, Ecuadorian, 19-year-old young woman. I feel that I would be moving forward in life by fighting back the oppression faced in Newark. It will mean turning my life around from feeling stuck in a troubled environment to one that will motivate my persona. A Rutgers education represents a bright light in an oppressed Newark that will genuinely make me feel accomplished. As a Latina with parents who barely speak the language and with a past of detrimental school systems, I feel that society has not let me become the person I want to be. Attending ECC has showed me the reality of life if you conform to the environment, Rutgers is not in any way conformist. I do not want to follow the pattern of failures represented by some ECC students. I want to be the exception that Rutgers is. I want to be the individual who can captivate my fellow Newarkians who day to day are ascribed to their everyday roles. With a Rutgers education I will prove that you can make it out of a community college and still make it big at a four-year institution. I want to share my knowledge back to one’s who in the future will find themselves in the very same spot.

From the time I was in junior high, my grandmother had been telling me about College of the Ozarks and trying to convince me to attend the college. After much consideration, I decided to make College of the Ozarks my top priority when applying to colleges. The atmosphere of the college, the perfect distance from home, and the opportunity to work for my education were all major factors when making this decision. I had attended private Christian schools for most of my life, so the small campus and Christian values of College of the Ozarks appealed to me much more than the chaotic partying ways of a larger university. I knew if I attended College of the Ozarks, many of my classes would be more difficult than at a public university; however, I saw the difficult classes as an opportunity to learn more, which I believed would help me later in life. I also knew the professors at College of the Ozarks would be more caring and more willing to help than those at other colleges.

I had a feeling that I would attend that school, and what were my chances sooner than later it was. The whole month of September I was considered or actually labeled as the new girl, which I highly disliked because I have a name. I had no friends whatsoever, gym class was the worst since I was always alone, and my teachers thought that I wasn’t bright as the other students were, but one day that all had changed. I can admit that out of the past seven years I have lived here in Laredo, Texas I have learned so much, skills that include communication, leadership, multitasked, and organizer. Have helped me in some part of my life to make me the young women I am today. Yes, I do admit I am not perfect I do make mistakes, but I have learned through past experiences to get up and try again as many times I fall. Many might say that my actions describe who I am, but the truth is that it is my character who describes me from in and out.