Personal Statement: E. O. Green Junior High School

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I am someone who can get bored really easily. Sitting in a chair for six to seven hours is not for me. I come from a supportive family. My family is always encouraging me to always to my best in school and outside of school. I am currently thirteen years old and go to E.O. Green junior high. My family is made up of two of my parents, three brothers and one sister. My motto is, “Even if stuff look awful , you can change that.” One of my personal goals is to be like or better than my sister. My sister graduated with a 4.9 at hueneme high school and is currently attending UC Berkeley. I would like to also be successful like my sister. As a person I would like to be someone more understanding of people and problems. I would be someone that

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