Honor's Program Analysis

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Being human being is a privilege and challenge as well. We feel pride that we are able to explore the enigmatic universe by understanding physics and even kill the bacteria according to our choice. However, we get tangled in the superficial relationships, involve in crusade and even encompass betrayal and hate which is the painful part. So, human life is an adventure for daring. Although, we are single species Homo sapiens sapiens among the outnumbered organisms we are successful to inhibit the chilling Greenland to hot Sahara Desert. It is solely our duty to protect and harmonize with rest of the organisms by conserving nature and planet for the future.
In seeking forward to conserve nature I must feel responsible for it which in turn develops through my decency. Decency in fact is a choice rather than compulsion. Succinctly, our happiness is outcome of our ethics and morality in a decent manner. My choice has been significant with time and decency is what I dream to be: A better human being. So is the Honor’s program here at George Washington University. It is about producing a better human being.
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It will definitely broaden my perspective and deepen understanding of complex issues and questions. Honor’s program instills the value of faith, justice, belief, leadership, society and many more inside me. The range of this program from history to biology and universe to art will definitely entertain me. I hope I will discover certain aspects of my life that will make all the difference. I can even involve in research programs with my professors which guarantees me to provide a true liberal

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