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Personal Narrative: I Believe In Bethel

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I believe in Bethel because being in attendance there influences a person’s life in positive ways. For the adult student it is enjoyable, it enhanced confidence, and provides happiness that leads to a better quality of life in addition to rejuvenating personal development. Life experiences are critical to learning Bethel allows individuals the chance to gain new skills and expand their knowledge. It took a long time before I made up my mind to seek a higher education. I was afraid of the commitment and intimidated by everything relating to the provisions of education. Consequently there came a time in life when the opportunity presented itself to pursue a college degree. Bethel was chosen because of the university’s mission and its relevance

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