Personal Statement: A Letter To A School Administrator

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Dear School Administrators, High school is a life changing experience; it is the place where you start making yourself. The place where you discover who you are and who you are going to be, it is truly a very bumpy ride but it will teach you things that will last a lifetime. As human beings we all make mistakes, and being a teenager means that the mistakes are always there, but just like what my dad told me, "The mistake is not very important, it is the lesson that is." I personally have done mistakes throughout my high school years that I am not proud of. Plagiarism, a term that I have never encountered before, a plagairisim incident happened shortly after I moved to The United Stated. My complete ignorance of the proper ways of researching …show more content…

But, the funny thing is that no matter how hard you work, you could mislay in the matter of minutes, even seconds. Engaging in a fight after a heated argument with one of my classmate was extremely inappropriate, immature and lacks the respect for my teacher and my other classmates. Although I wasn't the one who started it, I should have let the school take the proper actions. I am not the kind of person who has ever been involved in a fight. After the fight I started thinking about all that hard work that I knew was going to waste. Of course, I faced the consequences which included me getting suspended and miss a soccer game I have been waiting for a while. I couldn't stop thinking about my actions and about the way I will be remembered. I personally apologized to all my teachers involved, I did it, not because I had to, but because I wanted to. I was ashamed of my stupid actions and I know for a fact that I need to be a mature person and know that fighting is never the answer. I met with the student whom I had the fight with and we both decided to put it all behind our backs. I accepted the schools advice to visit the schools councilor and spent time with her reflecting on the incidents and the lessons I learned from

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