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Personal Narrative: The Ross School Of Business

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It was an otherwise uneventful Saturday. My friend Brendan was supposed to watch football with me but his dad surprised him by taking him to the Michigan-Ohio State game instead. I turned on the television to see if I could catch a glimpse of them and was amazed at what I did see. The game had not even started and the crowd was full of palpable excitement, adorned in gold and blue. Fans, no matter what their age, were ecstatic to be there. I watched the entire game, as Michigan went on to demolish Ohio State and from that moment, I aspired to be a Wolverine. When my college process began, I started researching the principles of Michigan. I focused on the Ross School of Business because I knew that I was interested in pursuing a degree

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