Patience Personal Statements Samples For Students

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Many aspects of my life, personal experiences, and accomplishments have contributed to who I am. All have made me proud of whom I have become. However, that which has given me the most determination, strength, and patience, allowing me to be who I was fully intended to be, is Kendo. Kendo means, “Way of the Sword,” and is a modern Japanese martial art. Its roots lie in traditional swordsmanship, while Kendo itself relies on the use of bamboo swords and armor. I began practicing Kendo when I was ten-years-old. Initially, I hated it.
Practice was difficult. As a child, I ...

Providing this personal statement for admission into an academic institution with the caliber of challenges, opportunities, and focus offered by your organization constitutes a critical benchmark in my career goal of becoming a professional physical therapist. Both a passion for academic excellence combined with an extensive background in science underpins the scholastic and pragmatic foundation of what my admission to your institution offers to the expectations of the quality of learner you provide admission.

Life experiences add to the impetus driving this goal of becoming a physical therapist. This interest in physical therapy began as a small boy with my belief in the magical ...

I am SONAGNON A. DABLI from Benin (West Africa) and now I live in New York. I am a transfer student at New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology Socorro, NM. Right now I would like to pursue graduate study from this institution in Petroleum Engineering.
When I was undergraduate student in Civil Engineering, I got opportunity to work as intern in two good organizations. During one of my summer internship I got exposure in petroleum industry. At that time I worked on a gas station in a construction project and since then a strong interest was developed in me to pursue my ...

My interest in Urban Studies started through a combination of experiences as a child and working adult. I grew up in South Korea in a Christian family and followed commandments from the Bible that were mentioned throughout my childhood. However, in the 11th grade my English teacher, Ms. Case, had Kohlberg’s Six Stages of Moral Reasoning posted on the board and I read it every class session. It gave me a different non-religious prospective regarding right and wrong behavior. At that time, I was at Stage Four: “Maintaining the Social Order”; but knew that I wanted to move to Level 3, Stage ...

I have for a long time been interested in drugs and their interactions. As a child, I remember my younger brother being allergic to crustaceans. This meant that I would always go to the drugstore to purchase anti-allergy drugs which would bring him relief. His allergy resulted in severe physical symptoms like: swollen face; difficult breathing due to reactions in his respiratory tract; and rashes all over his body. It always amazed me and my brother how the medicine seemed to work like magic and this aroused my curiosity about how it worked. This inspired me to take Biology at the ...