My Personal Experience Of Loyalty

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Loyal- A specific example in my personal experience of myself showing loyalty can be summed up simply be explaining that I dated someone for about 5 years. The individual I dated was not a bad person but they themselves as well as their family had their ups and downs, but I still chose to stick with him. Although, we are not dating anymore and have not been for some time now, he still considers me to be his best friend and I still have consistently stayed by his side and have helped him through many things. Academic-A specific example of this is that I am very academically inclined as well as I do enjoy the classroom setting, even if my anxiety gives me pause. I look forward to every semester or quarter of the institution I am enrolled as I very much like to learn. Understanding-The guy I had dated for five years changed over the course of our relationship, as I did too, and continuing …show more content…

I think this since I am very capable academically as well as intelligent, so I am able to fill in gaps or figure things out on my own, or more so I am capable of drawing from internal as well as external sources of information. Research Methods and Statistical Skills-Once again, I feel that my personality traits of academic and intelligence are of a great asset concerning this category. Academically I’m very adept at understanding problems as well knowing the steps to solve them, in which my intelligence would come into play in utilizing all of my internal resources. Critical Thinking and Problem-Solving Skills-I think my personality traits of understanding and intelligent would assist me concerning this category. I particularly think my trait of understanding would be useful as I’m willing to explore the “grey” areas openly and then use my intelligence to solve or delve deeper into the

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