College Admissions Essay: Sports Journalism

I want to go into the field of business and management in the future, I do not know what specifically I would like to do in that field but with being in DECA and in MIS at Pottstown High School I know I am completely interested in that field of work. I enjoy being actively involved in clubs like DECA and NHS because I compete with others to be the best academically. I know I can take on this opportunity and get my college credits done early.

Upward Bound has taught me so many valuable lessons and how to manage my time wisely. The people that helped me at school and club have made me want to further my education and come back with a college degree. Mr.Hardeman showing me what hard work can do for you and pursue your goals. This is why I want to further my schooling and make all of these people proud and show them that accomplish everything they believe I can

I’m ready for college and ready to pass the TSI and be very glad that I went through so much stress to get to where I am right now. Hopefully by following all these steps will make me very successful on anything I want to be

I want to be ready for college. So I thought just being in an AP will let know what to expect in my future college, if I go to one. I’m not entirely certain which college i 'm going to, if i’m going to one at all, but I definitely feel capable of doing so. I want to keep all of my opportunities open. I believe taking this class will perhaps make a college want to take my money over the next guy’s.

Jefferson State Community College has helped me academically getting my education so I can sincerely pursue my major in the future time. College is a very big step to accomplishment in success

National Junior Honor Society is the start of everything. This group helps set me up for my years to come. Being in the NJHS it helps me get into the one in high school, which looks really good one college applications. Having national junior honor society for both middle school and high school would give me a better chance to get into a college I really want to get into. I’ve always wanted to be someone who could help or make a change in this world, instead of just trying to get through life easy.

I believe that the awards I have won through my participation in golf, basketball, and track exemplify my passion and drive to do my best. While trophies and certificates are fun to receive, they all too soon gather dust and are forgotten. What I will never forget are the lessons I learned through my involvement in high school sports. At the very least, high school sports have prepared me for my future at The Ohio State University where I plan to major in Social and Behavioral Sciences. This degree will be an integral part of achieving my ultimate goal of one day becoming a licensed Speech Pathologist.

Beside the school, I can take part in clubs, I can improve my English skill and I can be stronger. Second, I can help my parents to save a lot of money. I try to get high GPA at community college so I could get scholarships for my

The academic success I’ve had during my final two years at college has only made me hungrier for more success. I have already set aside the blueprint for my study schedule in anticipation for law school. Villanova Law School still remains one of my top institutions to attend in Fall 2016. My experiences balancing sports, school, and work gives me an upper hand on prospective students that only had to worry about academics during their time in undergrad. Athletes, overall, have a strong desire to strive for perfection, and although it will be the toughest challenge of my life thus far, I am ready to put in the work in order to achieve law school excellence at Villanova

Bearing the title of member of the National Honor Society will also aid in my efforts of being accepted into the college that I choose. I will benefit immensely if granted membership into the National Honor Society, and because of this, I will put in a great deal of effort in contributing to the organization in compensation. Based on my own characteristics, I believe that I will contribute to the National Honor Society greatly. I am a determined and hard-working individual, never settling for anything less than

I believe that my personality and skill set lends itself to a career in advertising and communications, but, what I really want to do is help others in getting the opportunities that they need to change their lives and the lives of others. In order to do all of these things, I hope to first work my way through my undergraduate degree and then move directly into a graduate program. The Honors College is essential in my journey through higher education because it will provide for me the supportive space that I need to be able to continue to grow and implement my longterm goals. During my time at Appalachian I am most interested in making connections globally and locally with people who are as passionate about giving back to the world and learning as I myself am. Additionally,I feel that the rigorous program offered by The Honors College will help me to grow into the student that I will need to be in order to excel not only professionally, but also in a graduate

As a child, there were many different occasions that I was asked what I wanted to achieve throughout my life when I grew up. For the first three quarters of my life, I chose the typical professions such as a fireman, or a baseball coach, but only in the latter did I truly decide on a practical occupation that I would love to do and be skilled enough to do. I have always had a true passion for the sports industry and have loved to learn and observe all the behind the scenes detail that go into producing a high quality game on a major sports level. Since roughly 10th grade I’ve put all my thought into business and how many major sports franchise operate. The more I learn the more intrigued I am to get into the sports industry, although I quickly

In college I will be improving my high school education, which will improve my skills for my future job, this meaning, I will he helping improve my community. Now, to discuss money. I do not have a source of income, currently, my parents are paying for my college education. I am working hard on getting a job, but, only being 16, it becomes a challenge to get

In the next few years, I would like to gain some experience in any kind of sports management to help build my resume and make me look more appealing to companies. I would like to then gain some more experience in the field by working in Sports Information to really start to understand the job and what I will be responsible for. I would hopefully be able to find a job on campus or nearby that will do just that. In the long run, I would like to find an entry level job out of college, such as an assistant SID or just helping out in an office for an SID to gain knowledge from them. I would like this job to lead me into my own job as an SID, perhaps in a smaller college to try and get the hang of things.

First and foremost, I am very passionate about people in general. I genuinely care about the wellbeing of others and believe this to be one of the main reasons I hope to become an occupational therapist one day. Another huge passion of mine is sports. Everything about them gets my blood pumping whether it’s celebrating a huge win or anticipating a call on the field. When I was in high school, I lived to play my next softball game or watch football on Friday nights.