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While at Blair Academy, I would work on being independent and responsible. Going to a boarding school would be an excellent opportunity for me to produce habits before going to college to live on my own. I'd also like to work on myself socially. With Blair Academy's diversity, there will be something new for me to learn about someone different everyday. Also, living with new people allows me to discover different ways of life everyone has. Lastly, going to Blair would help me work on my time management and to organize my schedule. Blair's campus is larger than my current school's. Therefore, i'd have to manage my priorities and plan my time wisely to be to class on
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