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Example Of Autobiography For College

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I was born on January 21st, 1997 in Laredo Texas. I am the oldest of seven children. I have one brother and five sisters that mostly come from different fathers. My younger brother is eighteen and enlisted in the Marines. My two following sisters are twins and both live in Alabama with my mother. My three youngest sisters all live in Mexico with their dad and I don’t hear much from them. When I was in the sixth-grade I was forced to join band, because my father was tired of me coming home and sleeping all day after school. Our band director chose our instruments for us according to a personality test he made us take at the beginning of band camp. Because of my (at the time) extremely confident personality, I was chosen to play the clarinet. Not having a choice, I played the clarinet for three years up until the eighth grade when my father and I moved to Fulton MS. …show more content…

I joined football my freshman year of high school and quickly fell in love with the sport. Because of my natural super strength, I was asked to join the powerlifting team my sophomore and by junior year was already a state champion. That state championship would later cost me my football career when I tore my MLC trying to squat seven hundred pounds at the state powerlifting meet. I still love football and it is the main reason for my major. My major being secondary education in social studies is to be able to coach high football when I get my degree. I would also like to coach powerlifting both at the high school and professional level. For me, lifting weights is a way to relieve stress and stay in shape at the same

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