Berkshire Youth Leadership Program Analysis

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The Berkshire Youth Leadership Program sounds like an incredible program geared to help students learn more about leading others and themselves, and it’s an opportunity that I want to take full advantage of. Ever since I was young, I was always a “standout” in my class. Even back in pre-school, adults noticed that I was a natural born leader, going so far as to tell my parents that I was “going to be the first woman president”. In elementary school, I would always be learning things and understanding things faster than the other kids, and they would always look to me for help. As I grew older, things stayed similar to then and now, many of my peers come to me for academic help and help with their personal lives. Throughout my entire academic

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