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Bridgeup In Myself: A Program Analysis

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BridgeUp in itself is obviously an amazingly creative program that offers up many valuable opportunities for teens who are lucky enough to get accepted. Such a tool that allows students to better themselves and overall help develop a plethora of skills is an extremely beneficial privilege. If ever I am to be accepted into such a program, I would consider myself rather fortunate. Furthermore, not only do I think that it would be advantageous for me to be considered a spot in this program, but I also feel as though that I’m a perfect fit for it. A perfect fit in the sense that (excuse me for not being exceedingly humble but) I feel as though I possess a fair amount of characteristics that would be of value to those around me.
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