At the time I graduated high school, I wasn't sure what I wanted to do for a future career or what I wanted to major in. Along with having anxiety, it made it harder for me to pick majors I liked, because I was afraid that with my anxiety I wouldn't be able to succeed in my career/major choices. Since then I've been able to explore my interests at my previous universities. I also have gotten the chance to meet people, who challenge my thinking, Like Senator Sanders. Which eventually led to the realization of my interest in politics. Because I didn't know what I know now about what I like and don't like. I applied to schools that wouldn't really help me pursue my goals or give me the opportunities I needed. I think George Mason University would be a good fit for me because of it's location and the possibilities of internships because of it. I also like how diverse the university is compared to my previous ones. I've also found extra curriculars and other opportunities that the school has that I would like to participate in, that I may not have in other universities. I'm also interested in the Government and International Politics program and the Philosophy, Politics, and Economics concentration, which i've found in only a small amount of universities. Overall with what I currently know of the university.
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I think George Mason University would be a good choice for me and I feel that over time the school would continue to show me more benefits as time goes on, which would only reinforce the fact that I made the right choice in applying to
I think George Mason University would be a good choice for me and I feel that over time the school would continue to show me more benefits as time goes on, which would only reinforce the fact that I made the right choice in applying to