Personal Narrative: My Journey To Presentation College

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Continuing my pursuit for higher education was non-negotiable; it was a must for me, at least in my eyes. I knew if I wanted to become a valuable asset to society, I would have to continue my education. This led to my executive decision to become a Saint and set me on the path to academic success. The reason why I came to Presentation College was because of the fact that it had the major I wanted and I could continue my athletic career with the Saints. For that reason, I was oblivious to what else Presentation College would have to offer for me. It was slowly but surely turning me into a grown man. First, the reason behind joining the soccer program at Presentation College. It all started out with a dollar and a dream. The dream of playing

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