Statement Of Purpose: George Mason University

Liberty is a based Christian University. Liberty University has Christian values. Liberty is one of the largest Christian University in the world. I chose Liberty University because I want a better future and I want to have a closer relationship with God. I want to grow spiritually and I like that Liberty University is a college based on religion. Their online programs are great and encouraging. Liberty has excellent academic programs. Their online programs are flexible and offer many degree programs to choose from online. The staff and faculty are friendly and care about your success. The professors are caring and helpful to their students. They always there to answer any of your questions. The staff and faculty listen to your concerns. Liberty

One of many aspects that I look for in school is the cultural appreciations and value of individuals. My intended major is an International Studies, which requires me to broaden my views and think beyond what we see. So when I was looking through the schools, the George Washington University definitely captured my attention. The George Washington University is one of the most diverse school in the United States and encourages many students to join the community. I was very thrilled to see the cultural events and volunteer activities are the priorities in school, because I always look out for an opportunity to help the community. I am more than willing to be part of the Nashman Center and serve for others.

What I seek to gain from George Mason is the ability to forge my own path. To gain invaluable knowledge that will allow me to seek complete independence from my parents. The goal does not end with supporting just myself but my family, as well. I look to George Mason for its dedication to freedom, speech, and the Constitution. My parents have been nothing but the epitome of chains that bind a slave from becoming more when it comes to my social life. I look in hopes of growing not only academically, but socially in order to obtain balance. While the masses look to conform to trends and media, I look to George Mason to expose me to a diverse array of people and opinions to help shape my own.

Education is a very important aspect to many people. For me, getting a well-rounded education will help me reach my lifetime goal of being happy and bringing that happiness to people by helping them. The spark of motivation came in a very unusual way. It happened when taking the mandatory Chemistry class sophomore year of high school. This class was interesting and eye-opening to me because it provided a different look on life. I knew after completing the class that I wanted to pursue a career in the medical and science field. Texas A&M University is my top choice school because I know that attending this school will give me the best education and it will also help me reach my goals in the future.

Every step of my life is a lesson to me. My early childhood was a typical middle class environment in the 1990's. Since I was ten, I had always aspired to be a social worker in my life. When I was nineteen years old, I confirmed nursing as my future profession.

Framingham State University will prepare me for a productive life, enhance my learning and enhance my current leadership skills, intern this will contribute to my future once I graduate.An opportunity of this caliber would launch my learning and continue to ignite my passion for learning. I feel that all my experiences have lead me to find this school and get the most I can out of my time here if I get admitted.

Education never interested me. My parents weren't bothered if I wasn't into school. As long I got a "C or D" I was safe. It wasn't till I got accepted into the ACE program at Gateway Community College that I started to value my education. This program allowed me to attend Community College while in high school. I grew strict towards my education meaning I no longer just aimed to pass. As I changed my attitude towards my education my parents did the same thing. They no longer tolerated "C's or D's". I noticed once I started to root for myself I seemed to gain support from my peers, teachers and most importantly my parents. Ever since that change multiple doors of opportunities have opened. Of course the journey I took to change my attitude wasn't

When I was 5 to 13, I would say I want to be a Formula one racer, a professional soccer or basketball player. Nonetheless, because of all kind of the factors, I did not continue the path of becoming a professional athlete. For a while, I was looking for some works that might suit me in the future. In order to find an answer, I have been participated in three different summer college programs during high school vacation. However, I still could not decide after that. Until my parents suggested me to do something which relates to my interest, I finally determined the area I wanted.

Georgia Tech’s ethos is based on improving the world around us by nurturing innovative young minds that possess a great work ethic and a global outlook. The school is all about having a group of motivated students that want to find betters way to do things. My aspirations are very similar and I cannot find a better place to continue my education. With a strong base in engineering and various STEM fields, there is a wide variety of interesting subjects that I would want to pursue at Georgia Tech. Georgia Tech focuses on fostering innovation towards the greater good and solving problems that would positively impact large groups of people and make the world a better place overall. This is exactly what I am looking to do and that’s why I am interested in attending a school whose goals are aligned with my own.

What do you want to be when you grow up? When I was four, I wanted to be a princess, like Cinderella or Sleeping Beauty; except, without the evil step-family and the vengeful evil queen hunting me. I wanted the pretty dress; and let’s be honest, I wanted the handsome prince. By the time I was nine, I was convinced I would be country star. I wanted to be the best of the best, and stardom seemed like the way to do it. With Taylor Swift as my idol there was no way my plan could go awry. Thirteen hit me and I decided I was too grown up for such childish desires, and my plans changed to becoming a neurosurgeon. Today, if you were to ask me who I want to be when I grow up, my reply would be that I have no clue. I can only tell you three things I want to do; the same three things I have to do. I have to remain hopeful, become the best version of me that I can possibly be, and most importantly, I have to pursue my dreams. These are my responsibilities to America.

Ever since elementary, we have been asked the question “What do you want to be when you grow up?” The question stayed the same throughout junior high and high school but the answers are constantly changing, at least they are in my case. I was that typical child, the one who dreamed of exploring space and all of its mysteries. However after trying to say quantum physics like a NASA scientist I soon decided that my exploration of that particular career came to a close. Around 7th grade, I was enrolled in a United States history class and enjoyed the studies of American politics and heritage. I soon set out to be the first female president, disregarding my financial standings as a broke-unemployed junior high teenager. This aspiration stuck

Living in a city where there are many great universities, the university that I believe meets all three of my financial, academic and social components is Temple University. Temple University serves many purposes in the lives of various people. It is a place to pursue life’s passions, a nurturing learning environment, an engine of employment, a melting pot of ideas and creativity, and also a place where leaders are made. It is the 5th largest provider of professional education in the nation with more than 400 academic degree programs. Not only do I fit the admission requirements, but Temple also has the majors I am seeking. It has one of the best medical schools citywide, making it the second-highest ranking of all medical schools in Philadelphia

As I was growing up, James Madison University has been a college that I always planned on attending. On road trips, I would always get excited as we would pass through Harrisonburg. For some reason, though, I decided not to attend. This year I have realized that my heart truly does belong at James Madison University. The school is beautiful and it is perfect for my career path. My dream is to become a Pediatric Occupational Therapist and after further research, I feel like James Madison is the perfect place to fulfill that dream. Thinking about the possibility of attending James Madison University next year gives me a feeling of contentment that I have not felt in a long time. I have been researching James Madison a lot recently, and I am very

Dear family, I am having second thoughts about continuing my education. I realize that working full time and having family that depends on you can be a challenge. I remember whisper in a soft voice that when my daughters complete college that I was going back to further your education. I know you are counting on me to achieve this lifetime goal. So here is what I want to do. I will keep in mind why I chose Bethel University and why it was it was so important for me to continue my education. This decision was made because of the structure of it curriculums and how it is the perfect fix for working adult. The day when Orientation class is over and move forward to getting into my major will be a joy.

My aspiration to attend college is derived from my passion to experience the outside world and further develop my knowledge. George Mason provides for a suburban feel that is the perfect distance from my hometown and offers the majors I plan to study. By taking this step forward in my life, I can finally handle the responsibility of being independent, as well as discovering the person that dwindles deep inside me. I desire to choose my own battles and make my own decisions. I hope by attending college, I can improve myself as a person, and be prepared for the challenges I long to conquer in the path ahead. My passion for writing will thrive in studying the courses I want to, as well as my quality of life.