Why do I want to attend Kennesaw State University?
Kennesaw State University offers a wide range of quality academics, a vibrant campus life, award-winning dining, and many athletic choices including a new football team.
The thing is, why does everyone seem to say the same thing about KSU? That’s what I’ve heard a lot of incoming freshman and other students say. Even Google says the same thing. I know for one thing that it’s true, but why does everyone say the same thing?
Is it because they have a tip of the iceberg view of KSU? Maybe they toured the school, but they probably didn’t have that one on one with professors or bonding time with students and faculty. They only know the surface, and never had the opportunity to dig deeper and see KSU for what it truly is.
If they had a chance they would have seen that KSU is even better than they had previously believed.
Fortunately, I’ve been given that chance and had the privilege of meeting professor’s, befriend students, and even performed solo in the Morgan Hall at the Dr. Bobbie Bailey Performance Center since I was twelve until now.
I have been on KSU’s campus so many times, that one might honestly mistake me for a student.
And even though I haven’t yet been able to attend the classes, I can tell that the professors have first-hand knowledge of …show more content…
Before I would stiffly sit or stand while moving a bow across a string, but now, that spell is broken, and I can feel the music moving expressively through my body as the melodious notes are played. I often take some time to stop and think about what the composer was trying to portray when writing the piece. My favorite conductor once said “Good. You’ve learned the notes, but you’ve only learned half of the music.”, that was the first time I started paying close attention to what the composer’s feelings were towards the music; the dynamics, expressive terms, and emotions involved in playing the
Kennesaw State University offers a wide range of quality academics, a vibrant campus life, award-winning dining, and many athletic choices including a new football team.
The thing is, why does everyone seem to say the same thing about KSU? That’s what I’ve heard a lot of incoming freshman and other students say. Even Google says the same thing. I know for one thing that it’s true, but why does everyone say the same thing?
Is it because they have a tip of the iceberg view of KSU? Maybe they toured the school, but they probably didn’t have that one on one with professors or bonding time with students and faculty. They only know the surface, and never had the opportunity to dig deeper and see KSU for what it truly is.
If they had a chance they would have seen that KSU is even better than they had previously believed.
Fortunately, I’ve been given that chance and had the privilege of meeting professor’s, befriend students, and even performed solo in the Morgan Hall at the Dr. Bobbie Bailey Performance Center since I was twelve until now.
I have been on KSU’s campus so many times, that one might honestly mistake me for a student.
And even though I haven’t yet been able to attend the classes, I can tell that the professors have first-hand knowledge of …show more content…
Before I would stiffly sit or stand while moving a bow across a string, but now, that spell is broken, and I can feel the music moving expressively through my body as the melodious notes are played. I often take some time to stop and think about what the composer was trying to portray when writing the piece. My favorite conductor once said “Good. You’ve learned the notes, but you’ve only learned half of the music.”, that was the first time I started paying close attention to what the composer’s feelings were towards the music; the dynamics, expressive terms, and emotions involved in playing the