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I could name 5 generic reasons why I want to be a Hokie like: my mother was a Hokie, all of my friends are there, it's a great school, I love the campus, or it has a great football team. I know my reasons have probably been written one hundred times over, but these made me decide that Virginia Tech is where I belong.
First of all, I have to mention that not many schools have the major I plan to pursue, Animal Sciences, and I figure that if Virginia Tech has one of the best veterinary schools in the country I should go there anyway. I have been told that each and every program offered at Virginia Tech is strong and the students and professors are passionate about what they do, which will help me on my long path to the future.
Like many people say "Once a Hokie, Always a Hokie," and I wish to believe that Virginia Tech is like one gigantic family all living in Blacksburg together. Unlike the small area of South Riding in Northern Virginia where everyone knows everyone, I can expand my horizons and meet people from across the country or a different country altogether.
Finally, and probably the most important reason I want to be a Hokie is that I've honestly always had the seed planted in my head since I was little. Then when it was time to decide what I wanted to do I had no idea, but Virginia Tech seemed to have all the answers.
I could name 5 generic reasons why I want to be a Hokie like: my mother was a Hokie, all of my friends are there, it's a great school, I love the campus, or it has a great football team. I know my reasons have probably been written one hundred times over, but these made me decide that Virginia Tech is where I belong.
First of all, I have to mention that not many schools have the major I plan to pursue, Animal Sciences, and I figure that if Virginia Tech has one of the best veterinary schools in the country I should go there anyway. I have been told that each and every program offered at Virginia Tech is strong and the students and professors are passionate about what they do, which will help me on my long path to the future.
Like many people say "Once a Hokie, Always a Hokie," and I wish to believe that Virginia Tech is like one gigantic family all living in Blacksburg together. Unlike the small area of South Riding in Northern Virginia where everyone knows everyone, I can expand my horizons and meet people from across the country or a different country altogether.
Finally, and probably the most important reason I want to be a Hokie is that I've honestly always had the seed planted in my head since I was little. Then when it was time to decide what I wanted to do I had no idea, but Virginia Tech seemed to have all the answers.
