“Why am I applying for this a scholarship? I am applying because college is expensive and I don’t have much money and need it to pay for college.”
“Leadership and service accomplishments? I have plenty of those, was an officer of six clubs and numerous community service hours helping (insert group or cause here) and have awards from the principal and the president.”
“Why should I be chosen? Pick me because I have lots of extracurricular and community service activities, a good GPA, am accepted to six colleges, and need the money to go to college or else I won’t go if I can’t pay.”
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I have always had passions for sharing information with others, so agricultural communications and education, my college major, fit naturally with this. After college, I desire to pursue a career in agricultural communications in an agricultural leadership role preferably at a fair, livestock show, or commodity board that will allow me to pass on information about agriculture to the public every day. Eventually, I wish to pursue a career in the long term in academia, as an agricultural science teacher at the middle school level, where I will also communicate the message of agriculture every day, only this time to young people as students, at a place in life where huge influence can be had by adults and also where I began developing my passion for the …show more content…
I have set my goals and intend achieve them in the future, just as I have always done to accomplish them, and let almost nothing stand in my way. If I was awarded a scholarship, the donor can be rest assured that the money would go to good use in paying for things such as tuition and other educational expenses throughout my education. Even though my answers to the personal essay prompt my seem a little like what every other qualified student will be saying, I hope that you have found how I am unique and have achieved so much thus far in life, have set myself to do so even more into the future through higher education and my