Personal Belief Statement Retake

What is the main focus of the belief statement?

• The academic opportunities college offers.

• The social aspects and fun side of college.

• The importance of getting a good job.

• The student's passion for a specific major or field.

What is the main focus of the belief statement?

• What is the main focus of the belief statement?

• The social aspects and fun side of college.

• The importance of getting a good job.

• The student's passion for a specific major or field.

How would you describe the tone of the statement?

• Professional and mature.

• Enthusiastic and focused.

• Indecisive and informal.

• Articulate and concise.

Which of the following elements is NOT present in the statement?

• Reasons for wanting to attend college.

• A clear and compelling argument.

• Mention of parties and making friends.

• A reference to the potential of learning.

Which of the following words or phrases indicates uncertainty?

• "totally"

• "I guess"

• "life is all about"

• "I like having fun"

How is the conclusion of the statement structured?

• As a confident assertion of the student's qualifications.

• As a direct appeal to the admissions committee.

• As a question seeking affirmation.

• As a summary of the student's academic achievements.

How does the author express their motivation for attending college?

• They express a passionate desire for knowledge.

• They indicate it's the next logical step and for better job prospects.

• They want to escape their hometown.

• They express a longstanding dream of attending a specific college.

What does the author suggest about their academic focus?

• They have a clear and well-defined major in mind.

• They have a vague interest in science.

• They are solely focused on liberal arts.

• They don't want to study but only experience college life.

Which statement best describes the author's attitude towards college social life?

• They are primarily focused on academic pursuits.

• They are only interested in joining parties.

• They see it as a chance to meet new people and get involved.

• They are not interested in any extracurricular activities.

How decisive is the author about their future college major?

• Extremely decisive.

• Fairly indecisive.

• Neutral with no preference.

• Indicating they'll decide after joining college.