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Personal Statement: A Career As A Music Education

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What will I be?
What will I be? I will be a music professor. Why do I want to be a music professor? I believe that playing music is absolutely the most fun thing you can do! I play a small number of instruments, but I will need to learn more instruments to advance to get to be a college professor. I will need to go through college to be what I want to be, and of course I will need to be a music teacher first. Music is the one thing that I strive to be good at. That doesn’t mean that I am good at what I do, but everyone needs to get better at something. And my something, is music.
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