Freshman Applicant Prompt Essay

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Freshman Applicant Prompt

It is your choice to make something out of yourself in life, or to plan what you will do in life? don’t use “you” Like many children do growing up, I grew up hoping to get famous one day like many children do growing up. My family has been by my side my whole life and they have been trying their best to get me to grow up to be a successful Christian man and not to follow the crowd and do bad like how the world is trying to make us. They have been struggling to help me and my brothers to get us to be “good” people. There are many things me and my family want so, if I want to make it all happen I need to work hard for it.

First off, I know that my family will do anything to help me to achieve my dreams and help me to do what I want to do in my life. If I …show more content…

They have money saved so that I can get into college. My mom has helped by getting involved with the school district I am attending. She goes the extra mile by getting to know my teachers so that she can stay informed regarding if I am doing good or bad in my classes which, makes me want to do all of my work. So if they keep up what they are doing I should be good until I am off to college and on my own.

In conclusion, I believe that I have all the help I need to do anything I want to do in my life. With my family's help I have a great chance to do more in my life than just to barely get by in life. They are helping me with a chance to do something more, something that many other people have wanted to do but didn’t have all the things that they needed to get there. I can make a change in mine and my families lives.

*Start by describing the world you come from, for example paragraphs two and three. Then write about how this world has made you the person you are today, for example your ability to work hard in school and stay out of trouble, and how you are a christian. Try re-organizing your

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