Personal Narrative: My College Admissions

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I'm so happy that our school runs a program like this that allows students to see the different cultures around the world. I would love to participate because I would love to see the culture and because when I grow up I hope to have a job that heavily involves speaking a different language. I have heard that when you immerse yourself into the culture you get a greater understanding of the language and I believe this could help me with the studies I intend to peruse. I have not participated in WMS community service but I feel this would be a great way to show me what it's all about and how I can help in my own community. I have participated in some community service outside of school. One thing I have done is made care packages for soldiers overseas. After I sent off my package I felt so happy that …show more content…

One other thing I did was help my sister sort through boxes of books for her book drive that they were sending to children's hospital. This made me feel great and the best part of that project was we got some photos in return of the kids with their books and the smile on their faces made me so happy and proud that I helped them get the books. I hope to gain an appreciation for everything I get the chance to have. Many people don't have all the luxuries that we can afford and I don't think that I have fully realized how lucky I am to have an education, family, house, clean water, and food. I think some challenges for me living in a different culture would be getting use to people live their daily lives. From what I have seen, their way of life is much different than ours and I think that going through life in their shoes will be an adjustment for me. I hope to learn how to comprehend and process the sentences quicker and possibly expand my Spanish vocabulary. The expectations I have for this trip is that I will get closer with some of the classmates, I would travel with and get closer to the

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