Read this excerpt from a college entrance essay:
i believe it's important to be present...
Advanced Placement (AP), 01.02.2020 00:43 AutumnJoy12
Read this excerpt from a college entrance essay:
i believe it's important to be present and committed when engaging in an activity. while i've never been a star football player, i've always shown up for practice, supported my teammates, and given each drill and play 110%. i have the same dedication when it comes to academics. my commitment to school has me regularly make the honor roll.
what inference might the admissions committee make after reading the premises and conclusion proposed in this essay?
a.)this student could become a strong football player if given the opportunity.
b.)this student will apply this work ethic to his studies at the school.
c.)this student regularly makes the honor roll at school.
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