College Admission Essay
My most prized possession is my mental stability and ethical background that I have acquired from my southern upbringing. Growing up in a rural community in the south and being reared by elderly parents allowed my seeds of character and respect to be nurtured by an entire village of people who saw my potential and wanted to see me succeed and thus pushed and prayed for my wisdom, knowledge, and understanding. As a child, series of unique experiences of being able to develop intimate and loving relationships with almost everyone in my community made me appreciate the influence of everyone on my life. It was not long before I realized that no matter how old or young, rich or poor, or educated a person was, everyone contributed to humanity’s niche
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I will patiently be self-motivated to make a smooth transition from high school or college without having an mental breakdown that may cause other complications. Most importantly, I will perfect my time management skills, for I am a firm believer that anything that is lost can be found again except for time wasted. I will use every waking moment to introspectively make a difference. I will be even more motivated to transition to college by remembering that my biggest completion is myself. I am determined to learn from my own mistakes while I am in college and also listen to the advice of others so that I will not wind up in avoidable circumstances. At every moment, I will motivate myself to be better than I was the moment before, for I know that it will be my mission to not only earn a degree, but to gain the wisdom, knowledge, and understanding through the education that I will receive at the university that those who were influential in my upbringing once prayed for. I will be mindful that my transition in college is preparing me for my transition in the workforce. Because of the challenges that I will overcome as I transition to college, I will one day be able to bring forth change on a global level to impact those affected by cardiovascular disease, starting with those who are affected the most: men, women, and children in the south of the United
I will patiently be self-motivated to make a smooth transition from high school or college without having an mental breakdown that may cause other complications. Most importantly, I will perfect my time management skills, for I am a firm believer that anything that is lost can be found again except for time wasted. I will use every waking moment to introspectively make a difference. I will be even more motivated to transition to college by remembering that my biggest completion is myself. I am determined to learn from my own mistakes while I am in college and also listen to the advice of others so that I will not wind up in avoidable circumstances. At every moment, I will motivate myself to be better than I was the moment before, for I know that it will be my mission to not only earn a degree, but to gain the wisdom, knowledge, and understanding through the education that I will receive at the university that those who were influential in my upbringing once prayed for. I will be mindful that my transition in college is preparing me for my transition in the workforce. Because of the challenges that I will overcome as I transition to college, I will one day be able to bring forth change on a global level to impact those affected by cardiovascular disease, starting with those who are affected the most: men, women, and children in the south of the United