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    EIF4E Personal Statement

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    For years I fell under the falsified vision of wanting to become a doctor. I anticipated myself studying for the MCATs, attending medical school interviews, and fretting over my application until it was perfect in every way shape and form. Why a doctor? The answer was simple, I longed to be the person who could make a difference in not only an ailing individual, but to the world of medicine. I hoped to aid in finding cures to the worlds most complex of diseases and genetic mutations. I was…

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    Access To Higher Education. The dream of college is increasingly out of reach for many young adults as tuitions and fees continue to climb, drastically limiting their chances of success. According to U.S. Department of Education, “for the 2014–15 academic year, average annual current dollar prices for undergraduate tuition, fees, room, and board were estimated to be $16,188 at public institutions, $41,970 at private nonprofit institutions, and $23,372 at private for-profit institutions.”…

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    in getting the job because graduating from a liberal-arts college is saying you have a great skill set and you can perform more effectively because you are a well-balanced person. According to Jessica Velasco of CollegeRaptor.com, “A liberal-arts degree is generally meant to prepare students for a variety of career paths versus a specific career path.” (Velasco) They specialize in communication, critical thinking and other skills that students will need to be successful after they graduate from…

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    Why am I taking college classes? There are more reasons to take college classes than there are not. A college degree is required for nearly any job that would result in a sustainable career. Not only do college classes teach academic skills, but they also teach life skills in the process. The life skills that college provides include self-discipline and responsibility. I expect my college experience will create Career options and contribute to my self-discipline, and increased responsibility.…

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    diligently applied myself to my academic studies. For four years, I have been on the high honor roll. Additionally, I have been a part of National Honor Society for two years, a prestigious accomplishment. With education in mind, the University of Wisconsin--River Falls is the college I will attend this fall. There, my goal is to major in Communication Sciences and Disorders (CSD). After four years, I plan to remain at UW River Falls in order to obtain my Master’s Degree in CSD. After graduating…

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    My Ideal College Culture

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    searching, I have figured out my ideal college culture. College culture is a combination of academic focus, language, behavior, values, philosophy, and outlook that is part of a college education. My ideal campus would be a medium size college in a suburban city with a below average number of people. Quick tips about college…

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    when weighing one 's options for entering into colleges such as the student 's age when entering college, the type of degree, the costs of tuition and associated expenses, the student 's aptitude and commitment, etc. For these reasons, alternatives to college will be beneficial to society and our economy as they will enable members of society to make the best financial and academic decision to suit their situations at a point-in-time and future goals. I reason that implementing credible…

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    Transferring to SIUE was not particularly my first choice after graduating in Robert Morris University (RMU). I was applying to transfer to different Universities such as SIU, SLU, WUSTL and UIS and other nearby university that is not to far away from home. I was accepted to five universities and I went to visit all of them where I admired each campuses. I was getting pressured from my mother to where will my next destination be, and I did not know what to tell her at that time. I came across to…

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    appealing the current grade. Upon convening with my course leader (Carol Williams) I was advised upon the degree to which I hold a valid cause for appeal and steps to take. Thus I apologise deeply about the timing, however I do believe I have sufficient grounds for a valid appeal of which I do hope you will consider, in enabling me to continue on with my studies fairly…

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    Identifying Problems: Dissertation Possibility For many reasons, there are typically things that one can relate to on a more personal level than others. After an upbringing in a neighborhood that most wouldn't even venture to, it has become important to focus on the disadvantages that are faced by the youth and families in these areas. One of the disadvantages being the educational environment and the students access to resources that may enhance their learning experience. This paper will…

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