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CBU Personal Statement

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I’m a Christian 17 year old teenager that wants to be someone big, and shine God’s light in this world. To begin, the summer of 2016 I attend to my very first camp.With that said I have an amazing youth leader who I love so much and supports me in everything she encouraged me to assist to the camp “OVERCOME.” Turns out to be a total blast, I was 15 at the time, it was from my church. The weather, the place everything was wonderful, waking up to worship The Lord, it was when I believed when they say that we live for Lord, because I was giving everything, every second of my day to him. One morning at camp, I ask “myself,” “Why can’t everyday of my life be like this just being in the presence of the Lord?” the presence of the lord is my favorite place. At California Baptist University I hope to gain this experience every day. Moreover, I always get so amazed by what God is capable of doing. I hope to become what God wants me to become, to gain what he has …show more content…

Moreover, CBU offers many programs and opportunities, I totally want to experience as a student at CBU.. I want to pursue my career, I want to study Kinesiology, my second choice is going into the nursing program. Consequently, I hope to gain a variety of friends of different cultures, I would love to see what they have to give. Not only with the students, but with my professors have valuable experiences with them. With that said, I hope for my faith to increase, I know that CBU being a private, small environment will benefit me to obtain what I want, it’s a 100% christian staff I hope to gain that experience. Lastly, I would really want to graduate from California Baptist University and not only say to myself, “I did it!” But tell my parents and make them so proud. Thus, that will be my biggest accomplishment, but totally not my last

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