Statement Of Purpose: Itawamba Community College

Acting is a way of escaping the world we live in. Acting will help me escape my own world. Wayland Baptist University, Home of the Pioneers will help me in my future acting career and will help me with scriptwriting.

I believe that God sent His son, Jesus Christ, to die on a cross, bearing the weight of our sins so that we may be forgiven and have eternal life. One of my primary reasons for applying at Liberty is the fact that it is a Christian university and my personal beliefs align with the beliefs taught at Liberty. I personally believe that God has given each of His children unique gifts and talents; each of us must simply discover these gifts and talents and use them to impact the world for Christ. At Liberty, I will be able to use my God-given abilities to train for my future career while fellowshipping with thousands of other Christians, a unique and extraordinary opportunity that not all believers have. If I were to attend a secular university,

While I am focused on a career in science, I want to utilize the Stony Brook University Honors college to strengthen my current skills and expand my knowledge to create new perspectives. An interdisciplinary education will help me develop a comprehensive understanding of important issues as well as break down the barriers of academic isolation. In many schools, there is very little communication and collaboration across departments leaving them isolated in their perspectives. In many academic fields, particularly science, the knowledge gained in one subject often serves as a way to deepen the learning experience in another subject.

I intend to place myself to the most beneficial and constructive educational atmosphere that I can. To do that, I believe the structure of the environment should have good morals and a good wholesome support system. Not only do I think Central Baptist College would bloom with these characteristics, but the far reaching effects of the college's nature would encourage and assist in my personal walk of

Hopefully, I will be able to continue my education in 2016 spring semester at Queens College. It will be a fantastic experience for me to meet outstanding professors and make new friends who share same interests. I will be a more mature musician and a person as I spend more time at the college. Queens College will definitely help me to build a firm foundation for the future and get closer to my goal and this is why I desperately want to be a part of the

Hi my name is Briana I'm 18 years old majoring in psychology. I am working towards my AA degree here at BC, I plan on attending Florida International University right after. I speak 3 different languages fluently, my favorite show at the moment is game of thrones. On my free time I enjoy playing the piano

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

I was born in the Philippines, but came here with my family when I was 2 years old.

During my senior year of high school, I was not financially stable enough to depart from my hometown and my family. Therefore I enrolled in John Tyler Community College because I felt that it possessed the ability to help me progress academically while allowing me to remain close to my family members. However, I found that John Tyler’s real estate program is not stimulating enough, and I wish to challenge myself further by transferring to VCU. John Tyler Community College offers a real estate career studies certificate, but I do not believe it would enable me to reach my full potential as a bachelor's degree from VCU could. To pursue my goal of attending VCU, and to prepare myself for more rigorous curriculum, I began to enroll in courses transferable

I would like to briefly go over my high school situation, school accomplishments, and some of the qualities I feel that I have, to hopefully clarify and enhance my application. The high school that I have been to for the past three years is called Tuacahn High School for the Performing Arts. Because of its smaller size, there isn’t a large variety of classes similar to what you would find in an average public high school. This made it impossible for me to enroll in AP or IB classes. Also, the school only had a couple concurrent enrollment classes we could take without going to the local university. While the school lacked these types of certified classes, they still offered many good honors classes, and performing arts based classes in which

UCSD is the perfect fit for me. I am deeply fascinated by Biology and I know UCSD would allow me to explore so many depths and levels of this study that are exceptionally unique to this school. Your programs and opportunities are unmatched in excellence and passion, specifically the Scripps Marine Center and the UCSD Medical center. I've never seen a school so captivated and driven by Biology, and being a part of that would be electrifying.

As a transfer student I am aware of what I want and what I feel would be best for me and it is all thanks to Montgomery college. It is a good community college but it is there to prepare you for the next step, for me it is transferring to a four-year university. I have grown a lot during my two years of community college and I want to continue to. All aspects of UMBC seem to focus on enhancing learning and helping students thrive. It establishes an environment where I can pursue current interests and finding new ones while simultaneously discovering my future goals. This is the aim of the undergraduate

Universal College is my college of choice because I love the close-knit community that the campus has to offer; I hope to complete a degree in Nursing; I will further my academic experience through participating in Greek Life, various community service organizations, and campus worship opportunities; I will contribute to Universal College by organizing and helping community service projects for fellow college students. For example, I will obtain a degree in Nursing. Helping other people has been a prominent part of my life, and with completion of the nursing program, I can continue to help people through medicine. This is important because not only will it fulfill my life wishes, but it will also help others. In addition, to further my academic

A college's mission statement represents a general agreement on the school’s values, expectations for student learning and development, and a statement of the college’s priorities. As a leader within an institution of higher learning “diversity” has been identified in the mission statement as one of the leading objectives of the school. The diversity vision and commitment is incorporated in the mission statement which is to “provide the best possible quality learning education, valuing empowerment, cultural diversity and global awareness.” Multiple viewpoints and experiences are essential to learning. Diversity improves the educational experience, promoting a student’s personal growth, and a healthy society. Diversity strengthens

Since I was young, people have been my passion. While I do not always come across as the loudest or most outgoing person in the room, I love people, building relationships, and helping them become them best selves. This is why I chose Oklahoma State. There are a plethora of friendly people here who are also looking for great friendships. I have already made many lifelong friends in my short time here. I always look forward to meeting someone new, because no one knows a stranger. We're all part of a huge family. Being a student staff member would allow me to help those around me. I think having someone to ask questions to or come to for advice is essential in college, especially for those learning to adjust to a new time in their lives and to