College Admissions Essay: Three Critical Moments Of My Life
Born and raised into a hard working family, I from a very young age have learned to do all things to the best of my abilities. Acquiring that type of mindset at so such a young age would carry out for the rest of life. The three critical moments of my life come hand to hand and has shaped me to be the person that I am today, listing them in chronological order would be soccer, robotics and church.
Soccer, the most popular sport in the world has taken a large portion of my life, eleven years to be exact, has driven me to my limits and beyond them. Starting off at the age of 4 in a small team and working my way to the top for a first division soccer team, soccer has taught me push myself and exceed beyond expectations. Previous coaches were unaware of what I …show more content…
Because of the intense training, a competitive ambition for the sport, and well of course the right team I was able excel in my years of soccer.
After eleven years of character refinement comes robotics. Now my childhood was built around Legos, No pun intended, letting my mind take over my actions to exploit the multitude of combinations that my creativity had in stored was the most fun I had along with my sports-life. Growing up intend on doing a STEM program at a local community college, I soon found out what I could use for my creativity. That next year I joined the newly formed robotics team at my high school, with the collective knowledge of the STEM program and my childhood expertise with building me, I was able to discover my role as lead engineer and co-captain of 9256. Robotics helped me identify leadership that I had within me and allowed my creativity to bloom in the world of competitive
Robots.
A couple months after the STEM program ended for the summer I found myself attached to a Christian church in Grand Prairie Texas. After some family issues, the church has taught me life learned lessons putting a much greater meaning into my life. 2 years later I was practicing guitar and 2 months
Soccer, the most popular sport in the world has taken a large portion of my life, eleven years to be exact, has driven me to my limits and beyond them. Starting off at the age of 4 in a small team and working my way to the top for a first division soccer team, soccer has taught me push myself and exceed beyond expectations. Previous coaches were unaware of what I …show more content…
Because of the intense training, a competitive ambition for the sport, and well of course the right team I was able excel in my years of soccer.
After eleven years of character refinement comes robotics. Now my childhood was built around Legos, No pun intended, letting my mind take over my actions to exploit the multitude of combinations that my creativity had in stored was the most fun I had along with my sports-life. Growing up intend on doing a STEM program at a local community college, I soon found out what I could use for my creativity. That next year I joined the newly formed robotics team at my high school, with the collective knowledge of the STEM program and my childhood expertise with building me, I was able to discover my role as lead engineer and co-captain of 9256. Robotics helped me identify leadership that I had within me and allowed my creativity to bloom in the world of competitive
Robots.
A couple months after the STEM program ended for the summer I found myself attached to a Christian church in Grand Prairie Texas. After some family issues, the church has taught me life learned lessons putting a much greater meaning into my life. 2 years later I was practicing guitar and 2 months