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-My major is going to be in the business field
3--challenged a belief: In my school, an international transfer student wasn't allowed to walk in our graduation because it was deemed "a privilege for four-year students" (or something like that--it's been a while). Basically, she couldn't walk because she was from a different country and wasn't told until the day before graduation. I challenged the school board and took to social media and created a petition, gaining over 2,000 signatures in six hours and ultimately got the decision reversed. The story was on the news and in papers. This will lead into my advocacy for equal rights and how I'm passionate about that.
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3 or #4 could fit both--I grew up playing soccer. I started when I was three years old and after I was selected to play on a travel team at age 6 (7?) I played year round. Basically I was expected all my life to play and last year I decided to quit. Would talk about how I felt confined, didn't even like it, wasn't happy, was doing it to please other people. Resulted in me getting a job which I adapted to and excelled in quickly, earning a raise in my first month and ultimately helped me decide that I wanted to pursue a career in business. All my life I had no idea what I wanted to do and gaining the confidence to make a decision and end my soccer career helped me find answers. Made time for more valuable experiences, etc.
–This one is a little more risky because quitting something can be seen as a negative but it also relates to my major (business undeclared or management or accounting).