Applications for University of Kansas, University of South Carolina and Michigan State University have been filled out completely and await to be reviewed by my mom just to make sure I didn’t miss any important info and just to make sure I have things filled out correctly. Even though, I’ve been in college since I graduated high school in 2004, these damn people still want to know when I took my ACT, the exact date I graduated blah blah and I’m like holy hell…that was almost four years ago, I DON’T REMEMBER EXACT DATES but I found every thing I needed.

Tonight I have to work on my personal statement for my MSU application though. Aside from the personal statement needing to be written and copy & pasted into the text box on the application, it’s all filled out. I have a choice between four different options on what to write a short 400 word essay on; I’ve narrowed it down to two choices which are…

Based on your life experiences, how do you anticipate contributing to the cultural life of Michigan State University?

Describe a specific experience when you learned about a culture different from your own and how it affected or did not affect your worldview.

I can write on both fairly simple and knowing how I write and the subject of both questions I will probably incorporate both into my essay, however the main one I will write on is the second one for sure. Alan (the NEW boyfriend) offered to help me with my application fees because with the three schools I’m applying too it’s over $115, he said he’d pay for my fee for MSU since he’s actually in Michigan and it’s the main reason why I’m using MSU as an option to continue school at Anyways, after I write up my essay I’ll probably post it here so ya’ll can tell me what you think. I’m just keeping my fingers crossed that I’ll get into one of the three schools; I really want to go to MSU but we’ll see…

Tags: College, Transfering

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