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Personal Statement: What Brought Me To Bethune-Cookman University
Jaymeeshah Bosse
What brought me to Bethune-Cookman University?
University of Miami, Florida State University, and Florida and Agricultural and Mechanical University are all outstanding colleges but the great Bethune-Cookman University caught my attention. Bethune had a great faculty and staff and the people were very friendly when I came to Daytona for orientation. My best friend of eight years, Bethune’s great nursing program, and how God is involved in everything you do on campus is what brought me here.

My best friend and I have always planned on coming to Bethune-Cookman. We have been planning on coming to Bethune since we were in middle school and actually stuck to that plan. We always went to classic every year and waited for the
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