December 15, 1989 I was born in Northwestern University hospital. Few college applicants have the luck of saying that their first choice... from distress, and grows brave by reflection." Through hard work and determination, I have done just that by maintaining a 3.7 GPA and being awarded membership in Phi Theta Kappa International Honor Society for two-year colleges. Northwestern University is the next step on my educational journey.
All this material, starting with the moment of your birth, is a very roundabout way of getting to the answer to their question. I think this first para, while eloquently written, is misdirected.
When you get into talking about your short and long term goals, that is the good stuff! Start with that!
Many universities claim to give their students a truly well rounded education while at the same time boxing them into a major with overly specific course requirements. Northwestern allows for...I don't know about this part. It is pretty flimsy. Fix it by giving a specific example of how your unique combination of interests will be better served by their method than by options at other schools. If they actually do NOT give a significantly advantageous kind of versatility, do not pretend that they do.
Tell only meaningful, substantial truths, and waste now words! This stuff is all unsubstantiated:
Strong willed and likewise strong minded I recognize with a sense of maturity my path going forward. My progression and decisions as freshman in college and thus far have molded me into a prime candidate for transfer.
Instead of general and unsubstantiated claims, prove your intellectual potential by impressively describing your intentions and intellectual interests -- a discussion that is specific to your chosen field.