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Reasons Why Participate In The Trio Scholars Program
What are your reasons for wanting to participate in the TRiO Scholars Program? What sort of experience are you looking for in our program? What do you think you can gain from participating in the TRiO Scholars Program? Please answer in at least a paragraph and no more than a page. Your response will be considered an important part of the application.

Throughout my entire high school I have always received aid from my teachers, and tutors. In past times, this aid has always contributed toward my academic success in my education. As a first generation student the TRiO scholars program will be an important resource that will lead me toward success in my college education. As a first generation student I do not only want to obtain a bachelor's

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