MARSP Scholarship Essay

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I believe I deserve to be accepted for one of your MARSP scholarships because; I am a determined, hardworking student who wants to go to college and continue my education next year. In order to better myself while gaining this educational experience. I am hoping that with the help of this scholarship I will be able to afford to have this opportunity. Throughout my life I have been motivated by my family to do well in my schooling. When I was youhnger i watched as my brother took his hard work from our small town and took that same drive with him as he went on to further his ediucation at college. That really motivated me to work harder in school so that when it came to be my time to go to college I will be able to do the same as he did. While …show more content…

Being a part of the NHS has been an amazing experience. I have been able to volunteer for things such as highway cleanup,project christmas, the redcross blood drive,and special Olympics. While I enjoy volunteering for all of those events; working for special Olympics is by far my favorite. Being able to help out others and see their joy as they are givin their medals is a wonderful thing. I have also been a part of student council all four years of high school, and have participated in three leadership conferences, and been apart of secret Santa shopping. From those things i have learned how to be able to take charge in a situation and be a leader. I am also very involved with my youth group. Being the only senior I have taken a leadership role this year and have been a part of helping get more kids to come along with us on Sundays. While in this youth group I have had a lot of community involvement I help do yard work, christmas carol, and actively seek members. I also worked throughout my junior and senior year as a yearbook editor. While doing this I was able to learn great leadership and time management skills which I plan to take with me to

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