Why I Want To Go To Christian University

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My life has many experiences that continue to shape the way I view the world- and expand my love for God with each new day. I accepted Jesus when I was 4 years old; progressing through my timeline, one would observe how both Catholicism and Protestantism have influenced me. Although this life has many important facets, one event is a major turning point. The first time I went through pain that changed me stands out in my mind. Each and every one of us has a time such as this. I felt emotion and the need for God more than ever before. What matters more than that it was a traumatic moment, was God’s love for me throughout it all and up until now. His love lasts forever. Since the joy of the LORD is my strength- I have pursued Jesus and never …show more content…

Academic goals of mine include gaining as much wisdom from my professors as I am capable of, as well as learning from other students, and completing a psychology degree that is the next step toward ministry. My choice of concentration within this program is Research Methodology. I aim to accomplish research and analysis in this field, before going on to achieve a counseling based psychology degree as my graduate studies in the future. Colorado Christian University will enhance many areas of my life experience. A faith-based education and community is something I find encouraging and life giving. It is important to study mental health through Biblical interpretation of people and events. I want to apply the LORD’s wisdom principles to my practice. Though the world’s philosophies of the human mind are important to understand, Jesus has practical points to be found in his Word that help psychologists to know even more about the brain. Each and every person I meet at CCU has the potential to impact my life. I value the body of Christ and the community of believers, as well as people from other faiths that I will be in contact

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