The mission statement of Eastern expresses the vision and the major commitments that must be inculcated in every student who enters college. With the view provided by the institute I see myself in accordance with the mission statement.
I am an Indian, and I'm not acquainted with the Christian faith and service. Hence, along with all other visions one gain of getting to join Eastern would result in a more knowledgeable cognizance. I am a person who appreciates ethnic diversity and studying in a different country all together would provide an added attribute to my personality.
I am a person who enjoys reading and have excellent communication skills. I have been awarded the avid reader of my standard for three years consecutively in my high school. I was a prefect and the Director of the Interact club. I actively took part in social work while in the 11th and 12th standard. I was a debater and actively took part in debates and speaking competitions. I love the outdoors, being outdoor adoring the scenery, going trekking, also I have a certificate for a mountaineering course. I enjoy learning about different cultures. Coming from a country that has almost everybody coming from a different culture and ethnic background it would be more than enlightening to study and stay at a Christian college. I regularly donate clothes and food to the needy. I work with an animal ngo as well. Why, I would love to join Eastern. The criminal justice degree is exactly what i wanted to do since i was a kid. I joined Forensics because that was the closest it could get to working on this side of the law. Raised by a single mother I have values imbibed in me like a rock. I always go with what's right in any condition. Being honest is my strongest suit as a person and i never take stand for what's wrong. My goal in life is to be healthy and happy. And to bring justice to people who need it. Criminal justice is something not everybody wants to do, yet it has intrigued and interested my ever...