Jrotc Personal Statement

A person’s interest has for always seemed to shape the character of a person in a positive perspective. Along with it, one can learn substantial information about themselves. In regards to how we illuminate our character, our interests seems to be a determining factor as to how we get involved and more importantly, provide self-development. As for myself, I enjoy doing an array of activities; I play sports, I am a member of the ROTC Ranger Challenge team, and I volunteer frequently. My interests do surely represent who I am as a person. Along with interests, one can see considerable accomplishments. Luckily, I was able to see such accomplish throughout my life, but more notably in my high school career. I began my freshman year of 2011 by

I was nominated by my counselor who saw potential for leadership development and diversity amalgamation. To say the least, I strongly believe that the leadership engagement and grueling situations I have endured will help in the long run to accomplish my future goals. Ever since I was in JROTC, I knew that I wanted to serve; I felt I owed an obligation to give back to a nation that has selflessly gave my father citizenship and an opportunity to succeed. On that note, my future plan is to commission in the US ARMY and seek an Active-duty Commission. I have taken a step forward to my goal by, enlisting into the TX Army National Guard my senior year and delaying my first semester of college to complete Basic Training and Advanced Individual Training (AIT). A short-term goal I have is to ensure that I take advantage of the student resources offered here at Tarleton to overall maintain a 4.0 GPA. That will put my name on the Dean’s list and be a stepping stone to my four year career here at Tarleton. I hope to accomplish my goals by staying involved on campus, continuing my membership on SGA, becoming Battalion Commander my senior year, and