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Personal Narrative: My Trip To Alabama State University
Before my visit to Alabama State University, I really did not want to attend. It’s too close to home and when I graduate I wanted to go somewhere hours away. Many of my family members attended ASU and always came to me with good reviews. I just never pictured myself as ASU Hornet. I just felt like it wasn’t the college for me and I really didn’t know anything about it. Taking this trip today made me have a change of mind when i’ve learned many things that I didn’t know. Today i’ve learned that ASU offers my interest major in Education.When I grow I want to be a college professor and I plan on excelling that career one day. I’ve also learned that they have a really decent volleyball team. I enjoy playing volleyball and that would be something
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