I am excited to join a college program that helps me to maximize my talents and be a part of a team that works together to be successful.
I think I'm different from other recruits by my good mix of being both geared up for competing at the highest level and wanting to be on top, but by being excited, and not super stressed out about it. I like to support my teammates and am friendly with my competitors. I like to be shaped by my coaches since its done a lot for me so far, and to think big about my next meet.
I'd say the same thing about school, I try to get the best grades I can but am not going to be worried or stressed out about it. I think being relaxed actually helps make good things happen more than being stressed.
For my character, I'd say I'm different than a lot of people by not being afraid to be myself. I like hanging out with my friends but if I'm tired or don't feel like doing something, I just don't, and I don't make excuses. People know where I stand. I respect other people's right to have things they like to do or things they believe it, and expect the same in return.
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