Ffa Application Essay

When I first started my high school career, my sister tried to push me into joining Future Farmers of America (FFA). I ignored her like I usually do, and I did not even think about joining FFA. Like any typical high school freshman, I did not want to join anything because I was worried I could not commit to it. Later on that year I decided to join FFA; that was the best decision of my life. I never thought a single organization could engage and excite me so much. I pushed myself after that year and joined the Indiana FFA State Band. I played my heart out and became the President of the Indiana FFA State Band at the end of my senior year.
Over the summer of my sophomore year, I applied and interviewed for the President of Indiana FFA State Band. As it turned out, that position was my motivation for continuing to push myself to improve. Once I walked out of the interview and my friend, mentor, and president of the Indiana FFA State Band congratulated me on being selected to serve as the state band president. This office, which I currently have the honor to hold, provided me with more opportunities than I could ever imagine. Being the state band president allowed me to counsel
I feel a sense of pride and it warms my heart when I show the other members what FFA can do for them. I was selected as my school's FFA chapter president at the end of my sophomore year. Being president showed me a whole new side to being an FFA member. It gave me more responsibility and purpose. Sometimes when going to chapter events as the president, I found myself losing track of time. I became so captivated with the work in my chapter because I wanted to make it better for the generation that will come next. I learned being part of FFA and being part of any program in my high school help me improve myself to help those around me. This one motive made me lose all sense of