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A 3 page essay that offers a student suggests and prompts on how to write an admissions essay to graduate school for a masters in student affairs administration. No bibliography is offered.
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affairs administration. However, it is undoubtedly true that the institution to which the student is applying would still like for this essay to reflect a great deal of personal data
about the student. School officials are interested in finding out what attracted the student to this field and what talents and skills the student brings to this field that will
facilitate future success. Therefore, the student may wish to begin his/her essay something like this: "The field of student affairs first began to attract my attention when I worked
as a mentor to underprivileged children during high school." Or, the student may have been inspired to enter this field due to the huge influence that a high school or
college counselor had on their educational choices. The student might indicate that this experience demonstrated the huge influence that the right advice at the right moment in time can have
on the direction that a young life takes. In addition to why the student want to go into the field of school administration, school officials are undoubtedly also interested
in what the student would bring to this profession. The student should therefore realistically assess his or her abilities and aptitudes. It may be that the student is of an
ethnic or racial origin that is out of the mainstream, European-descended American culture and can therefore offer a diverse student body the insights that come from this background. The student
might say: "Due to my Hispanic heritage and my ability to speak fluent Spanish, I can easily relate to the problems encountered by Hispanic students." On the other hand, it
may be that the student brings to the profession a natural propensity for working well with others. In other words, the student may be someone who enjoys helping other people
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