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Instilling Christian values - USD essay response [2]
Hey there Vincent,
I feel like your subject could be really awesome, but there are some parts that I find a little bit confusing. Maybe it would be better to remove or rethink certain parts of your essay.
Studying in a private institution, I have been provided with exemplary degree of academic knowledge. However, growing up in a Christian school at the same time, my young mind has been instilled with Christian values. In today's generation, excelling academically is not the only way to success in life. There are more to it--one of which is being able to generously share your own time and effort.The word "young" really isn't important, colleges know your age already. Save that possible word count for an awesome ending.
Also " There are more to it" , this simply doesn't make sense, that entire last sentence is somewhat difficult, I suggest you reconstruct it. What exactly do you mean by "sharing time and effort"
Are you referencing your experiences and emotional growth from participating in community service events and organizations?
I suggest that you gather your thoughts more.
What has community service and being a part of student counsel done for you?
How has that changed you, isolated you, mentally, intellectually, morally, ethically. How has it enhanced your spiritual connection with Christianity...
I suggest you create a stronger thesis, and proof-read your essay. There are a few harsh grammar errors.
However, you have an amazing subject matter. You being engaging member of your community, how does that create a strong sense of awareness, and how do your religious beliefs and spiritual values reflect and enhance your mental understanding and emphasis on community, connection and self-development.