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TCU Student Reflection

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I believe that TCU is a great fit for me because I am a student who believes in constantly improving myself and my skills. I am an actively involved student in my school community, and I love the fact that TCU offers such a wide variety of classes and organizations for students like me to take part in. I know that I personally thrive best among other students who not only push themselves, but encourage those around them to do so as well, and from meeting many TCU students, it is evident to me that TCU embodies that idea.

After my time at TCU, I hope to discover a more independent, authentic version of myself. In high school, there is a great deal of pressure to be like everyone else, however I believe that TCU is a place where students can

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