Essay On Why I Deserve A Scholarship

I am involved. I have been dancing for fourteen years now, playing the piano for thirteen years, and running track for almost six years. Not to mention, I have managed to hold three jobs now and, I have donated the remainder of my free time to community service. Perhaps to say that I am involved is an understatement- I am totally involved! Nonetheless, I don’t think I would be nearly as well-rounded as I would be without four vital virtues: scholarship, character, leadership, and service. I believe these four virtues have truly morphed me into the well-rounded individual I am today. Foremost, I really became dedicated to academics after sophomore year. Having two math classes, really stressed me out because I know math is not my strongest
Scholarship is obviously a big part of college. I will continue to stay motivated and continuously remind myself that there is a bigger picture among the finer details, like graduate school. As for character, I will remain to do good no matter who is watching. I love the feeling that is concomitant with good deeds, nonetheless it keeps me well grounded with my peers and environment. Moreover with leadership, I plan to join a sorority that will help me obtain positions that will allow me to set clear examples, and, like character and good deeds, with leadership comes service. I plan to complete many internships and travel to those who are less fortunate than I am and help them., and especially since I am pursuing a medicinal field, knowing that their life will benefit from my efforts is awesome! In summary, I am ecstatic to be nominated as a potential member to Schalick’s National Honor Society, once again.I understand that just to be nominated is an honor in itself, since nomination and selection is not open to everyone. Nonetheless, it is only a dream of mine to further excel in these four virtues and help others further excel in these four principles as well; through the National Honor Society, I can achieve these