Full Sail Personal Statement

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The implications given to us in primary school about high school refutes the idea that high school is a breeze, in fact it is way more interactive then presumed. As a younger sibling I have always been in the know from the information given to me by my older siblings. My sister introduced the society to me when she was a senior and when I was a sophomore . I took interest in NHS when I saw it as an opportunity to motivate me to strive for more than just average, from my grades to the person I am and want to be. I plan on going to Full Sail to pursue a career in the music industry, studying music production. Also, I am working on getting my bachelors degree in exercise science to be a personal trainer. Compassion, clarity, respect, focus are

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