Personal Narrative: FFA, Key Club, Honor Society

Up until this point, my life has been particularly uneventful. After my father was stationed at Fort Indian Town Gap, my family moved to the small town of Annville Pennsylvania when I was five. Being that there was not much to do in such a small farm town, I started to join clubs in middle school in order to occupy my time. Through these clubs I completely changed. I transformed into a person who is a leader and is confident in their own abilities.
The countless clubs I joined included: FFA, Key Club, Honor Society, and SADD. I began to really enjoy going to these club activities and I started to become more and more involved. Instead of being the shy girl that I was in middle school, I started to transform and become more and more outgoing over time. Eventually, I had the courage to try and become an officer for my FFA chapter. My sophomore year I became our chapter's reporter, and as time went on I
I would like to assure you that I am not the same person as you will be hearing about in every other application. While some may struggle when asked the question: "What sets you apart from other applicants?", I can say for sure that you will not find a more dedicated individual than I. When I set my mind to something I never give up. I will never give up on my goals for the future. No matter what, I will continue to work to my fullest ability and eventually achieve my goal of becoming a political analyst. No matter what others may say or what obstacles may get in my way, I will stay dedicated to this goal and I will achieve it. I feel that attending this school will give me an amazing experience and will greatly help me to reach my goal. On paper I will probably seem exactly the same as every other student that applies to this school, but if granted the amazing opportunity to attend this school I will prove that I am so much more than just the transcript that I sent