Statement Of Purpose: Virginia Commonwealth University

Again, I ask myself, “How will I utilize the opportunities presented to me at JHU?”. Johns Hopkins University has exemplary programs to meet my needs and challenge me intellectually to become an excellent leader and surgeon. Moreover, with these opportunities, I can bring a keen edge, new perspective, and diversity into the solutions of our future. Ultimately, the question I must ask is, “Am I ready to take on the challenges and opportunities JHU presents to me?” My response is, yes I am ready to take my education to the next

Over the years, I had heard about Wake Forest simply from living in North Carolina, from hearing about their sports teams, and from knowing several people who attended Wake Forest. As I began my college search throughout high school, looking for a college that fit what I was looking for, I kept running into Wake Forest. I decided that I really wanted to apply to Wake Forest because, after looking into the school more and talking to some friends that currently attend, it seemed exactly like the college that I would love and be honored to go to. Wake Forest has impressed me with its academics, its campus and community, and its small and personal learning environment. Getting an education and spending a few very important years of my life at Wake

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.

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

Even though I've been out of school for sometime, I know as a person I have grown since I was last in High school. I am more comfortable with myself as a person. And I am more driven than i was then. My focus and drive is what makes me able to conquer my goals. The change people go through from high school to college is dramatic, much like the Military. I know from my time in high school through my time in the Military I grew as a man. I developed skills I can take with me through everyday life; responsibility, drive, focus is just to name a few. I look forward to my time at Campbell University and getting back into college. I know that this school will teach me a lot and as a community I can grow from it and attain my goals of becoming a Physician

I come from a family where college was not always the right answer. My father is black and my mother is Panamanian. I went to PWI in Texas and I never got to see black excellence. When I had gotten pregnant and married my eyes were opened up and I completely changed. I wanted my daughter she belongs to a people of achievements and success, and although her mother is mixed that I am proud of my history and is grateful and completely honor my ancestors for their sufferings. I wanted to finally belong and that is why I chose to go to my HBCU. My future goals will be assisted by attending Fayetteville State University by getting my feet wet and receiving my bachelor’s at an accredited university. I will be able to diversify the field of medicine

The Church Educational School that I'd be grateful and fortunate to attend would be Brigham Young University, Provo. As I went into high school, Byu Provo was the first university I heard of that caught my attention instantly after hearing my professors talking about it. One of the important reasons why I want to have the chance to attend this university is because of the ability to go on a mission and look forward into knowing I will have an education waiting for me to come back home too. Over the years, I also realized that Brigham Young University offered a lot more than just waiting for me when I came back from my mission. Provo gives me a variety of choices of majors to choose from. It provides me with a lot more options to be curious

Life can be unpredictable at times, you never know where your next journey will lead you. From attending two universities, to changing majors three times. To finally, realizing where and what you want to do with your life. Figuring out life choices can sometimes be a struggle. I really did not even think about coming to Fort Valley State University. As a transfer student I had to be careful with choosing schools to transfer to. Making sure I would not lose credits and put myself behind more. My first choice was Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College, but they didn’t accept all my credits. So, Fort Valley State University was my last resort. I chose Fort Valley State University, to follow my passion for agriculture.

In a University, I seek a supportive atmosphere, diversity, and traditional values. Hampton University administers all of my essentials plus more. As I grow mentally, I become more attached to Hampton. I’ve devoted myself to Hampton University because of its dynamic intimate connection with its students and alumni. As soon I came across Hampton, I chose to focus on this particular University. Doubts are always in my mental, but I continue to make an effort.

During my time at California State University Channel Islands I was living on campus, my father passed away from cancer in that first year. It is reflected in my academics the hardship of facing death as a teenager away from home. Though it has taken years to find myself, I am happy to say that my academics as well as my physical and spiritual health have rebounded and improved. I hope, though my grades suffered early on in my college career, Mount St Mary's University will be able to see the successes, motivation, and goals I have for my future.

Life comes at you fast when you graduate high school, so you will need to be prepared. To be prepared you must make a plan for your future, but just in case you might want to have a backup plan. My plan is to attend Graceland University in Lamoni, Iowa where I will major in Sports Management, and minor in Communications. I want to study Sports Management in hopes to one day be a college basketball coach, but in case that plan doesn’t work I am minoring in Communications to be a sports broadcaster. I feel I am well prepared because my teachers here at Fair Play have taught me how to apply myself, manage my time, and set goals for myself.

I would like to be considered for Augustana College because I believe that I am a very capable person and have a lot of qualities to offer Augustana. I have desired to be a lawyer since the age of six and am certain that Augustana is the right place to start the process that will lead to me becoming the best lawyer ―and person― I can be. With the help of Augustana College, I would wish not only to go into Pre-Law, but I also desire to do well enough to be admitted into a Law School as superb as Stanford University. Stanford has been my dream school since the sixth grade and if I cannot be admitted into Stanford the upcoming school year, I cannot imagine a more appropriate school than Augustana. At Augustana, I will be able to adjust to college

Saint Xavier University is a school I am proud to have attended for my undergraduate degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders. The faculty in this program have allowed me to explore this field for what it really is: a humanizing service to the community. I have built rapport with all the faculty on campus and have gleaned so much about the field in the classwork and in my invaluable experiences in the on-campus clinic have prepared me to venture out and challenge myself with a professional degree and hopefully, a career in speech-language pathology. The Masters of Science program will allow me to fulfill all the requirements to become a professional in this field, and I believe the impactful education I received in the undergraduate will

I am interested in Moravian College for multiple reasons. Moravian offers a plethora of intriguing majors which will allow me some leeway when choosing a major or majors. Moravian is located a prime location, with lots of life going on at and around campus. Moravian has state of the art facilities which ensures me, that my education will not be hindered by possible physical or technical problems. I also had the chance to sit in on a class and this was very reassuring as well as informative. The class was small, and personal, the professor knew the names of her students and the class was discussion based, and followed the movement of the discussion of the students, not necessarily following a rigid or restrictive curriculum. Further, small schools

The Seton Hall University MBA program will provide the opportunity to become one step closer to my professional goals. As an Engineering Technology student at Northern Illinois University (NIU) playing Division I baseball, I have learned an exceptional amount about myself in these past four years and the type of person and leader I hope to become. My athletic experiences at NIU have had an invaluable impact on the person I am today by exposing both my strengths and weaknesses. An MBA along with my athletic background and engineering experience will help achieve my career goal of entering the professional sports industry.