College Application Essay: My Path To College

The way the American teenagers ' life is set up, places two paths in front of each individual. Throughout time, and especially now, these paths lead to either success or failure. This is true regardless of goals, aspirations, or dreams. Two categories are formed, one is happiness, the other is projected failure. The outcasts, creative minds, and outliers who don 't fit the mold for societies successful adult, and are thrown into the other box, and told they can never be successful. Part of the criteria for successful people, is attending a university or college, and I believe it is near impossible to be successful without it. The path through college is difficult and expensive, but all careers in a successful person 's life involve the collegiate experience. There is no time too early to prepare for success, and college is the way to do it. Early life doesn 't ever contribute to burnout because the steps to prepare for college are often life skills. In my personal life, the preparation for this experience has been mixed in many ways. My early life, my High School adventure, and my experiences involved

The process of applying for scholarships is tedious and involves much more than appropriate grades. Involvement with BSA, FBLA, FCCLA, and W Club have given me the chances to fill my life with service, life skills, and love for work. This has prepared me to fulfill scholarship requirements in full, giving me an advantage. The earlier that a child can be turned towards the path of education and learning, the more tools they can obtain, helping themselves reach their potential. Beginning college with this free money, paid for by blood, sweat, and tears of countless hours working, is a huge advantage. I have prepared for college from a young age, but the majority of it, has been