Statement Of Purpose: The Purdue Honors College

Before I started my first semester of college I made sure that my academic and career goals were set to avoid indecisiveness. One of my intellectual objectives has always been to be a part of the honors college. Deep in my heart I know I have what it takes to be in an organization of students that excel with integrity. Furthermore, the benefits that come along with being a student within the honors college can assist me with getting through my scholastic agenda which includes internships, scholarships and honorary mentions.

Besides, I am a student that does not only persistently works hard academically, but also I constantly try to improve my own community’s quality of life by doing volunteer work and it has always been a goal for me to return back to my community that helped me a lot during high school and even now in college. I believe education is the key to success, and I try to connect my passion for education with my desire of helping others. As a result, I decided that the honors program was the perfect way to fulfill this educational goal that I

The Suny Stony Brook Honors College would be a perfect fit for me for a wide array of reasons. Even though I may not seem like a suitable candidate for this program by being part of this program I will gain the extra motivation to work harder at my work. The Honors College provides its students the opportunity to participate in research at its highest level. This is very important to me because in High school I did research at a university and this helped me learn a great deal about the topic and by doing research in Stony Brook I can better understand my major. Also in the honors college these students are given the chance to be close with the faculty. This will greatly give beneficial to me because it will help me learn much better when I

I feel like this would be an opportunity to expand in depth in my discipline, as well as learn in a small classroom setting. Through the honors college curriculum, I feel like I have an advantage over my peers because of the unique quality of classes available to me. The opportunity to take these unique classes would make me into a more well rounded student, more understanding of the problems and challenges regarding the discipline that I choose to study. I am certain that the UIC honors college is a perfect fit for me because it fulfills my goal of undergraduate research, as well as enriching my undergraduate

When I was in high school, I wished I was one of the top students in class. And when I saw the top students get awards in my senior graduation, I felt a surge of humiliating emotions – a feeling that I will never forget. I wanted to do it – I wanted to get that award, but I couldn’t. But now, since I can start fresh in college, taking honors college is going to help me get the highest distinction, the thing I couldn’t do when I was in high school. Following my passion will also lead me to stronger sense of the world and how I belong into it and why I am doing what I am. I will also basically have a deeper understanding of myself and the world by being in Honors college.

Our family has been blessing people by providing a food pantry out of our home for the community for the past two years; before that we did a food ministry out of our church for six years, blessing thousands of family a month. I am very active in our current church, i run the soundboard and the computer/projector during Sunday service. I'm always willing to help others, I have 1700+ volunteer hours over the past seven years. Currently i am holding a 4.00 gpa in my college classes and I'm on the schools president's list. I've recently applied and have been accepted in the Phi Theta kappa honors society.

In my opinion, the function of an organization such as the National Honor Society is to have a group of students, who volunteer and excel at academics; join them together to make the community a better place. The National Honor Society and its members are people who put aside time to involve themselves in the community. This elite organization expects their participants to maintain high grades, volunteer, and involve themselves in other activities. If I am chosen to be apart this organization I would contribute in National Honor Society by helping our school, and community.

My interest in joining the Purdue Honors College stems from my desire to be a part of something that will inspire and support me while I pursue academic excellence within my field right from the start. I believe the Honors College can expose me to a focused learning community and opportunities for undergraduate research and experiences I may have limited access to otherwise. Pushing myself to excel in an academically rigorous program will lay the foundation for my future academic pursuits and career trajectory.

Being nominated for the National Honor Society is a great honor itself. It has shown that I have worked very hard in school and stand out from my peers. In the past years, I strived to do more than just get good grades. Not only do I have a weighted 4.1 GPA, but I also am involved in Speech and Debate, PJAS, DECA, and tennis. I have also won awards in those activities such as the scholar athlete award and placed 4th in DECA, and 1st at PJAS regionals. I have taken rigorous classes, and plan on continuing this in the future. I have also held leadership roles. After school, I have helped many peers that struggle with math. I also volunteer in the community. I have volunteered in many events at Asbury Woods Nature Center. I also help

Being a part of the University Honors Program at CSU Long Beach will truly enrich my undergraduate experience because I will be surrounded by a community of hard-working students who are eager to learn, just as I am. And as a result, they will influence me to always do my best and to strive for greater things. I will also be open to more opportunities, such as leadership and professional development opportunities, that will improve my skills and expand my networks with other inspiring people. Not only that, but I will also be able to fully take advantage of my education given all the benefits of this program. There is no reason that I cannot succeed. All of these enhance my undergraduate experience to the fullest and ultimately build a foundation

The Honors College community would provide me with various educational and beneficial opportunities. After visiting the FIU campus and learning more about the honors college various conditions called my attention.

I would love to be to be apart of the Honors College at UIC because of the opportunities the program offers. I am seeking an academic challenge and I would love to participate in extra-curricular opportunities through the program as well. I would like to be surrounded by peers on my academic level with similar goals and interests. I would be a great candidate for the Honors College because I am a leader and a hard worker with a positive attitude to accept new challenges.

I want to learn as much as I can in college. The Honors College program would allow me to extend my knowledge and to continue learning beyond a major and not be limited to one department. I pride myself for my very diverse schedule of classes throughout my years in high school. I make sure I always have electives, like art, or even a business class. By being a part of the Honors College I hope to continue taking diverse and interesting classes that I wish my high school offered but does not have the resources a college does. My goal is to have a well-rounded education in order to enjoy my college years as well as prepare me for success in the future.

The honors program peaked my interest because of what I want to do after I’m done with schooling. I plan on going to school for a total of eight years because my dream is to become a veterinarian. After looking into this program and what requirements I must have to get into school, I see that I can reach many of said requirements. I’m interested because I know with the help of this program I will be able to reach not only my goal, but achieve my dream. This is also why I believe I will be successful in this program.

After visiting Milwaukee last weekend, I knew that Marquette University was the right school for me. The small yet urban campus has everything that I am looking for in a school along with up-beat professors that will challenge my thinking. The University Honors Program simply builds on these fundamental principles that every college should have. If admitted to the University Honors Program, I would confidently bring a hard working and self-motivated mentality that would benefit both the program and my future peers.