Why do you want to attend Whitworth College?

I have always been told that when it comes to making big decisions such as choosing a college to attend, one must trust their intuition. When I visited Whitworth during a spring break trip, I did just that. It was a gut feeling. I felt from the moment that I first stepped onto the Whitworth campus that this was the school that I wanted to attend. From that one visit, I have found that I would be very comfortable here accommodating to the campus life. I enjoyed the dorms, the friendly people, and the surroundings. Whitworth College provides that open environment that I will feel comfortable living and learning in.
Going on the college visit trip, however, was not the first time I had heard of Whitworth. There were college presentations that I had attended before, and even then I was convinced that this school would be one of my top choices. Whitworth had many qualities that I look for in a school. It’s a small school, so it will be able to provide me with a more personal connection to the college and its faculty. The academics here are more challenging, and I always look for a challenge in that area. I have been told that Whitworth’s classes give out several writing assignments. Writing is an important skill that I had already planned on improving even before I had heard of Whitworth College. The fact that it’s a liberal arts college will also help me, as I am not quite sure what I want to major in at the moment. The location of the school is perfect for me; I have always lived in a big city, so to be near one that is just slightly smaller will be a big comfort to me.
I believe that Whitworth will provide me with the education and practice I need to achieve great things in my life. I have always been the type of person who wants to be a part of the community and do all I can to help but I’m never quite sure where or how to start. With the leadership-based skill teachings at Whitworth, I feel that it will finally be able to step out and do something to change the community for the better.
I can’t have my parents proofread it because they don’t know very good English…
Just wanted to add that the essay has to be 400 words or less…