College Admissions Essay: My Leadership As A Role Model

Leadership is defined as a person who directs or guides a group. However, being a leader is so much more than directing a group. Having leadership skills mean to influentially inspire others through accomplishing a goal. Being involved and volunteering within my school, encouraging others, and overcoming fears are conducts of my leadership skills.
Being involved and volunteering is important because it gives one life experiences. I joined clubs because I am able to interact and meet different people. Clubs such as Student Council, NHS and Hosa are the few clubs I am in and I have met so many great people in which I’ve learn leadership skills from. Collaborating and communicating are just the few skills I learned from interacting while volunteering. The amazing friends I made, through volunteering, and I share common interests and goals. For instance, giving back and making a difference to the community. As Student Council President, my school and the student council officers raised over $1000 for the Hurricane Harvey relief and I believe that during this period it brought our school and community together as whole.
To be a leader, means to have courage. Therefore by having courage means I have to face and overcome my fears. In the past, I was afraid to speak to a large
As Student Council President, I have high expectations for myself such as being a role model. Being a role model for others, I have to think twice regarding my actions and its consequences. Being a leader is to have the courage of creating an impact and leaving a mark behind your path to inspire. I would like to be a positive influence for others and hope that my inspirations are contagious. At home, I am a leader as well. I have a younger sister and I want to be a role model for her because the people you were raised in can influence who you are. The goal of inspiring others is to be yourself, stay happy, and give