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Darren M. Gordon
July 26, 1989
Mount Anthony Union High School
Admissions Essay for Castleton
College
Topic: How do I know I’m
ready for college? What’s my motivation?
I’ve always loved
going to school ever since kindergarten. But when I reached secondary school, I began to see and believe that I am able to
do anything. Since the 11th grade I’ve been constantly asking myself how college will play out for me and
what kind of knowledge and experiences I will be leaving with. But now, upon reaching senior status, my thoughts and inner
questions have gone deeper and now their value and reflection on my future has a far greater weight on me than ever before.
I have now realized that I am ready to go to college and have gained enough experience in my 12-year schooling career to achieve
greatness and success.
My high school career has
taught me organization, problem-solving, communication, self-advocacy, teamwork, evolving technology and, most importantly,
self-confidence and the inspiration to continue my education. Even when I started secondary school as a freshman, I knew what
my career was going to be; computer game programming. And as the years went by, I worked by myself and with teachers to learn
what I needed to learn, not only for game programming, but for real-world problems and communication. Even today, as I write
this essay, I can see myself joining a large company as a director, or maybe even starting my own business. No matter what my final decision, I recognize that I may need more knowledge to reach my goal, but I know
what I need to learn in order to make my next step in life.
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Darren M. Gordon
July 26, 1989
Mount Anthony Union High School
Admissions Essay for the
Common Application
Topic: How do I know I’m
ready for college? (topic of my choice)
I’ve always loved
going to school ever since kindergarten. But when I reached secondary school, I began to see and believe that I am able to
do anything. Since the 11th grade I’ve been constantly asking myself how college will play out for me and
what kind of knowledge and experiences I will be leaving with. But now, upon reaching senior status, my thoughts and inner
questions have gone deeper and now their value and reflection on my future has a far greater weight on me than ever before.
I have now realized that I am ready to go to college and have gained enough experience in my 12-year schooling career to achieve
greatness and success.
My high school career has
taught me organization, problem-solving, communication, self-advocacy, teamwork, evolving technology and, most importantly,
self-confidence and the inspiration to continue my education. Even when I started secondary school as a freshman, I knew what
my career was going to be; computer game programming. And as the years went by, I worked by myself and with teachers to learn
what I needed to learn, not only for game programming, but for real-world problems and communication. Even today, as I write
this essay, I can see myself joining a large company as a director, or maybe even starting my own business. No matter what my final decision, I recognize that I may need more knowledge to reach my goal, but I know
what I need to learn in order to make my next step in life.
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