Why I Want To Go To College

Flowers are magnificent, wondrous, beautiful, beyond mystical and they’re a part of the Earth’s natural beauty. And part of the natural beauty of survival is I must land a job to support myself and to gain a career everyone almost always needs a type of education. This is where college comes in. College is exceptional, its purpose is to give people a further education, beyond what they know, to secure them closer to their personal goals. I’m going to inform you how these two pieces relate in ways you probably would’ve never thought about while also letting you know the reasons why I want to go to college.
Every bloom is cool but sunflowers are particularly my favorite although my essay isn’t mostly about them here is a little something about sunflowers. Sunflowers kill poison. I see it as a positive act, something good eliminating something bad. This compares to an academy because going to an academy would let me drop off the majority of the negative issues from my life. Meaning, going to a university can help me lose those who weren’t the best influence on my life, faulty habits can be worn away and as I become accustomed to a university and well-adjusted I might be able to make the joyful …show more content…
Tulips can grow at a rate of one inch per day, even after being cut. Sort of a cool quality to possess as a bloom. Most flowers would assumably die after being cut, but not the tulip it continues to be persistent and resilient. Same as in a university I might encounter a few days where I'm feeling down and not motivated to undertake anything or might be having a plain bad day but no matter what I'll still continue to work hard towards my main goal. Another factor to taking part i09 a university is it would seemingly provide me with the chance to continuously wade through new lessons and important morals, pick up from experiences, and get to personally know myself