Personal Statement: The College Partnership Program

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The College Partnership Program is designed mostly to raise the academic aspiration of its students. I am the perfect candidate for this because I can and will do the extra work needed in order to get into a good college, actually I’m looking forward to it. As of now I have an exceptional GPA and I hope to graduate high school with an I.B. diploma in my hands. Another qualification of mine is that I’m a leader. In group projects in and out of school I always try to put the most effort in and really try, not just to make the project have as much information as possible, but also make it mentally appealing to my audience. I have been honored with a leadership role back in the 6th grade by being one of the four captains of the safety

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