Texas A & M Motivation

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Upon graduating high school, I plan on attending the great college of Texas A&M University, and major in Political Science to further my knowledge about our political system. I also will minor in International Affairs to further my knowledge about world affairs. While at Texas A&M, I plan to involve myself in programs and clubs where I can grow my network of people. To be better prepared to enter the political arena. Some of these clubs include the Young Republican Club, Ambassador for A&M University, and the world-renowned Texas A&M Corps of Cadets. Upon graduation, if I decide to commission into the armed services, I plan on commissioning into the U.S Navy as a second lieutenant surface warfare officer; then work my way up to possibly

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