My personal statement.

I spent two weeks with six other Vietnamese students in Thousand Oaks, California. We are exchange students. We had never been to the States, or level(p) abroad, before. We had never been away from our family before. We had never communicated in a snatch language before. We were a group of scared, inexperienced, timid kids. Each of us stayed with an American host family. To raiseher we visited many places in California. two weeks was too insignificant a time period in ones life, yet it meant something to me. Actually it meant a lot to me. It probably even off changed my life.

I can still remember that evening, in the departure meeting. The company took place in the classroom where we had English lessons everyday. All host families and their students were present. Each student had to make a speech of at least four-minute long about two places that we had visited during our time there. I was the last one. All of my friends did fine, they had all prepared a put of paper to read from. I had not. But I had to express anyway. I was walking up to the place where Sandra - our teacher - usually stood teaching. Everybody was looking at me attentively. I avoided looking at anyone. I was too nervous.



I walked slowly, trying to keep my heart from saltation out of my chest. I stopped, took a deep breath, and started:

Hi everyone! First, Id homogeneous to introduce myself. My name is Son, Im sixteen years old. - I detect that my voice sounded unusual - Second, ...umm, I think I take some water...

I went to the food table and got myself a glass of water. Everybody was laughing. I was relieved to see how my clumsy words had spurred a...

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