Dick Clark Scholarship Essay

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In my lifetime, I dream of becoming a well rounded, well educated, and successful woman. I hope to come out of college with a job that can supply me with both happiness and wealthiness. After reading about many successful Syracuse aluminis, such as Dick Clark, I believe that studying at SU can help me achieve my dreams.

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