Hello Admissions committee,

After just talking to the members of a school group I am trying to get off the ground , selling off some stock so I have cash for college, and recalling my thousand dollar business failure (but what a glorious failure it was), I response to the question, “what is so meaningful that my application would be incomplete without it”, with the answer, that I am a dynamic person.

Whenever I decide what I am going to do, whether that be deciding on the number of AP courses I take, or whether or not I start up a new business venture, I always think to myself that almost all good things which have been brought to the world have rarely been gained by people who were exceptionally intelligent, privileged, or lucky. Instead, …show more content…
Over the summer I decide that I had sufficient free time to start another business venture and I saw a tremendous opportunity to do so. Many of the drama students at my school wanted more opportunities to use their talents however their just weren’t any. I thought that if they agreed to volunteer their skills free of charge I could assemble a team which could organize a production for them to participate in. They would get to perform, we would get to collect the profits. I was able to assemble a group of investors who collectively put up $2,000, got various students to help staff the enterprise, received approvals from teachers and principals at our school (in all about 30 people were involved), determined where we would get the costumes and equipment, and after much effort found a venue in which to perform. Everything was ready all I had to do was publicly announce it to the drama students. That’s when disaster struck. I unfortunately had underestimated what a logistical challenge coordinating the actions of so many people would be and due to mass confusion which resulted from my lack of foresight, the enterprise clubbed under its own weight. Thankfully thousands of dollars were not lost but the potential to make thousands