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.Back To School
When I first decided to go to school, I kept finding excuses as to why I could not go back. I always had plans to go to college after high-school, but I always had to maintain a full-time job and I didn’t feel like I could work a full-time job and go to school too. At the time it was not a priority in my life, so I just kept putting it off. I continued to work until I figured out that there has to be an easier way to make a living, and at the time my job seemed to be on the declining side of the music business. I knew then I had to find another way to secure my future. I was originally influenced by one of my friends that went back to school. I was seeing him try to do something with his life and him being ten years older than I made me figure that if he could do it I knew I could as well.
I know that with a college degree I will secure a job that will support me financially in the future. I want to be a positive influence to others as well as myself. I also......

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