College Admissions Essay: What I Want In College

When first looking at colleges, I was unaware of what I really wanted in a school. I knew of many components that would played a major factor in deciding what schools, but was unaware how to narrow it down to the most important aspects. I was intimidated by the daunting fact that which ever school I attended would permanently affect my future. Fortunately, after experiencing a day in Madison, I knew exactly what I wanted in a school. Some of the few things that have the greatest influence on me are campus and the diversity of a school that results in the endless opportunities. When it comes to the campus of a school there are many aspects to consider. I have attended a small school all my life and know first hand the advantage and disadvantages …show more content…
This is what makes the diversity so important. The more different types of minds that are in the same place results in a greater chance for knowledge, discovery, and relationships to be exchanged. Between students professors, coaches, and any other people on campus I can gain from this resource, diversity. I feel that I would be able to use all the resources offered towards the best possible education for me. Getting an education is not just a one sided idea. As a student, simply sitting and listening to a professors lecture, is not enough. I will physically participate in every learning atmosphere. I plan on actively bettering my education in and out the class room. I feel that being a rounded person is vital to my future. As a student I will become involved with activities outside of the class room. This is another way to make use of resources that will be given to me. I plant on staying active with music groups, finding research opportunities, studying abroad, and participating in volunteer organizations. These are only a few of the things that I plan on doing to be part of Madison’s