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The way, in which I define myself, is through my hobbies, friends, personality, and attributes. I chose to disclose my past because before I used to be a bad student that would always get into trouble. The main reason why I came to a school so far away from home was so that I could start over and mature before I return home. Based on your personality it determines what type of kid you are, and it also helps to determine what type of people your friends are.
Since I have arrived at NAU I have been forced to break away from my habit of being shy and start being more social so that I could make friends with new people, since I came to this school by myself without knowing anyone. As a result I have made aThe way, in which I define myself, is through my hobbies, friends, personality, and attributes. I chose to disclose my past because before I used to be a bad student that would always get into trouble. The main reason why I came to a school so far away from home was so that I could start over and mature before I return home. Based on your personality it determines what type of kid you are, and it also helps to determine what type of people your friends are.
Since I have arrived at NAU I have been forced to break away from my habit of being shy and start being more social so that I could make friends with new people, since I came to this school by myself without knowing anyone. As a result I have made aThe way, in which I define myself, is through my hobbies, friends, personality, and attributes. I chose to disclose my past because before I used to be a bad student that would always get into trouble. The main reason why I came to a school so far away from home was so that I could start over and mature before I return home. Based on your personality it determines what type of kid you are, and it also helps to determine what type of people your friends are.
Since I have arrived at NAU I have been forced to break away from my habit of
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