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Attitude about serving
Ballsy,
I thought I would share with you what I think is the proper attitude for someone who is looking to join ROTC and eventually lead soldiers. If this is not the attitude you're going in with then it might make sense to pursue a different plan, or at least look into yourself to see if you can develop this attitude.
I borrowed this from a scholarship application essay I had the pleasant opportunity to review. I think this portion of the essay sums it up well...
I hope you find it helpful.
Ballsy,
I thought I would share with you what I think is the proper attitude for someone who is looking to join ROTC and eventually lead soldiers. If this is not the attitude you're going in with then it might make sense to pursue a different plan, or at least look into yourself to see if you can develop this attitude.
I borrowed this from a scholarship application essay I had the pleasant opportunity to review. I think this portion of the essay sums it up well...
...My determination, dedication, and proven ability to lead individuals to reach their potential, are character traits and skills that I believe make me a prime candidate to serve my country as an officer in the United States Marine Corps. Although I would prefer an infantry MOS, with the ultimate goal of serving in MARSOC, I will do my best to ensure I am a capable Lieutenant regardless of assignment; striving to lead those Marines under me with tenacity and vigour...
I hope you find it helpful.