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SDSU Personal Statement

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There are many things that I’m looking forward to in this next year. This includes my academic interests, career objective, and some SDSU activities. My academic interests would be to go into either Interior Design or Animal Science. I haven’t fully decided which one I will go into, but I know that SDSU will be able to help me narrow this down. I’ve chosen these two careers because they seemed interesting to me. I’ve always liked watching the shows on DIY like Zombie House or Property Brothers. Whenever I watch these shows, I have this feeling that I could become a designer and style beautiful homes. I chose Animal Science because of my Ag teacher. I took this class without knowing what I would get into. During the first few weeks, I started to notice that I liked learning new things about animals. It showed me a different side of agriculture that I never really looked into. …show more content…

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