Personal Narrative: My Journey At Schoolcraft College

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I would like to thank the Vivian J. Hedden Bassett Endowment for generously giving me a scholarship to help me in my journey at Schoolcraft college. This fall semester, I will be a sophomore completing the rest of my general educational classes. My dreams are to graduate Schoolcraft with an associate’s degree in accounting or mechanical engineering. Then, I want to transfer to a four-year university where I can obtain a bachelor’s degree in one of those professions. In my first year at Schoolcraft, I went full-time for the fall and winter semesters. I received 4.0s in all the classes I have taken at Schoolcraft. I plan to graduate from Schoolcraft with an associate’s in accounting or engineering. Then, I will transfer to a four-year university

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