tantan
Jan 11, 2016
Undergraduate / "Gold, Garnet and Gray" - sharing my story for college application [3]
I think your essay have many ideals, so I give you my opinion about this:
I enjoy looking at the different colors and shades of my life . When I grow older, I find myself using colors as a way better understanding and defining who I am and the world around me.
Personally , I am neither black nor white. Many aspects of my life are made up of many dualities, sometimes contradictory, that manage to mix and create whom I am. As the first generation Jamaican-American (Big up Jamrock), there are many aspects of myself that derives from the Jamaican side of me, such as the music that I listen too and the foods that I enjoy. At the same, being born and raised in America that has left a huge impression on the way I think which tends to be less traditional.
There are much more phenomena in my life that define me because I fall short of what is considered the normal.
I like to say that I am a minority of minorities. I find myself being the only Black person in most of my classes.
I believe I havejust as much to offer Florida State, as it have to offer to me.
Joining FSU would be a great opportunity to share my unique perspective of the world, andto learn the unique perspectives of others who are in that gray zone.
I think your essay have many ideals, so I give you my opinion about this:
I enjoy looking at the different colors and shades of my life . When I grow older, I find myself using colors as a way better understanding and defining who I am and the world around me.
Personally , I am neither black nor white. Many aspects of my life are made up of many dualities, sometimes contradictory, that manage to mix and create whom I am. As the first generation Jamaican-American (Big up Jamrock), there are many aspects of myself that derives from the Jamaican side of me
There are much more phenomena in my life that define me because I fall short of what is considered the normal.
I like to say that I am a minority of minorities. I find myself being the only Black person in most of my classes.
I believe I have
Joining FSU would be a great opportunity to share my unique perspective of the world, and