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I believe that I can bring great leadership and character to the table. I care deeply about my education and I also push myself to work hard in all my AP and honor classes. I strive to see improvement in my grades and work. I truly enjoy learning and hope to grow more knowledgeable as I grow older. I believe that you should not only work for yourself but you should also help ones in need. Participating in numerous amounts of clubs allows me to help others. I also strive to lead and teach others so we can all accomplish a common goal and learn along the way. Becoming a Member of NHS would grant me the chance to contribute all the qualities above and help others. Along with dedication and leadership I show responsibility, respectfulness, motivation,
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