When I was in ninth grade, I was drawn to the Junior ROTC program. I liked the structure, discipline, and order that I saw in this military course because everything around me appeared to be very chaotic, so I enrolled. I was a perfect fit, as things in my life finally began to make sense. Those who worked hard achieved rank while those who did not stayed on the lower levels. My hard work and dedication paid off, and I became the youngest cadet to become an officer in my first year of enrollment over juniors and seniors in my high school. As a result, they gave me my own office and a fleet of students to manage.

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