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Personal Narrative: My Tuition For Virginia Union University
On June 26th, 2016 at Panther Launch I finally have been financially cleared so I could attend Virginia Union University. In order for me to get financially cleared I had to put up thousands of dollars in order to attend be financially cleared. The lump sum of money that I put up front before attending college was well over three thousand dollars. As I put up the lump sum of money it felt good because I will be attending college however, it was a little painful because just about all my hard earned money has been spent on tuition for Virginia Union University for only one year. In four months, I will be paying thirteen-thousand dollars for my first semester in college. In four months, I expect to look confident, happy, appeasing, and mature. It is now September 18th, 2016 and my tuition is already paid for. My tuition for the first semester has been paid for since August 5th. Knowing that my first semester is paid for and half of my next semester is almost paid for I am walking around with a lot of confidence because I know that my tuition is almost paid for. As I walk around campus my confidence level is …show more content…
However, in the first four months thirteen-thousand dollars is to be paid in full in order to register for class next semester. My tuition is paid in full for my first semester and almost paid in full for my second semester. I plan to look mature, appeasing, and happy since my tuition will be paid for without going into student debt my first year in college. I will grow and develop to become a very well-mannered and well educated business woman. I will also look confident and have confidence in everything I do or say because I know that I will be receiving an education without any financial problem. To sum it up, I will be growing and developing into a young, professional, mature, and confident debt free college student with in my four years of

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