Tell me the credentials and what kind of characteristics people look for in a high school class president.
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Although popularity may have a lot to do with it, I won my class election in junior high and became president, and I was not popular at all.  The key is to be nice to everyone and to not make any enemies.  I'm nice to pretty much everyone and have never been in a fight my whole life.  Just try applying "treat others the way you want to be treated," to your life.  It may sound a little elementary-ish, but that kind of attitude will get you far!  Good luck in your elections and you have my vote!  lol! : )
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Consider your high school GPA and entrance exam test scores, how do they reflect your knowledge and abilities?\nTranslation - Do your grades and test scores really show what you know? (they will expect you to go into some detail)\n\nBe specific in terms of academic performance in your classes.\nTranslation - List some of your classes and tell whether the grades you made in them show what you really know, and summarize what you learned.\n\nIn what other ways have you demonstrated your academic potential and abilities?\nTranslation - What have your accomplished that show you have used your knowledge outside of the classroom? (Clubs, leadership, etc.)
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You will need to go to the website of  the university of interest and research in details the answer to your question. They usually tell their conditions. \n\nBut generally you need to have really high SAT (I and II) scores and a pretty "interesting" CV. By interesting I mean diverse in activities that you have done. Furthermore, you might need letters of recommendation by teachers/ past employees , you name it,  as well as some Unis may require you to write a motivational letter. And that's just a standard, it does not immediately guarantee that you will be the one selected.\nGood Luck though :)
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qualities?? you have to graduate first.. but anyway, i think one of the most important qualities is leadership. that's VERY important.
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Intelligence, maturity and confidence are up there at the top of the list.  Good sense of humor is near the top too.  Don't use stupid pick up lines, don't act like a jerk and don't make idiotic sexual references to everything!\n\nIf you find any guys like this let me know, because they seem to be extinct or in hiding!\n\nChivalry can't be dead!\n\n(Ha Ha!  Good answer vamp!:-)  I agree!)
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When I hire for administrative positions I look for at least 50wpm, working knowledge of all Microsoft Office applications, good personality, communication skills, and most of all excellent grammar! When someone is well spoken in both written and verbal communications I can look past other deficiencies.
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first look at urself,ur hair style,ur face,make sure ur teeth lookc clean n white.\nsecond,ur school uniform.make sure u iron it n it looks clean as well.do not wer a thigt or very loose uniform,make sure u pants r not too short.also make sure to keep al the guls attention to u.try to be macho,do not smile very long.\nfinaly,do not be angry very fast.
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Tell him to read. Alot of journalists write books. These will give him examples of successful writing styles, and learn about the experiences that journalists deal with performing their craft. Get him in advanced English and History. English will help him with his writing skills, and history has been essentally written by journalists. Get him in the school paper or some other extra cirricular activity. Find out if your local paper or TV station has any internships for high school kids. These will give him excellent experience, an opportunity to see if journalism is really for him, and be an excellent line on his resume. But most important read. My suggestion All the President's Men by Woodward and Bernstein or type sports journalism into amazon and see what pops up. If y'all have a local paper (something published weekly or bi-monthly found outside restaurants or shops for free) see what they could do with a high schoolers prospective.
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Greetings\n\nWhat has your experience been at your school?\n\nWhat have you learned?\n\nHighlights?\n\nTeachers\n\nWhat are you looking forward to, future plans\n\nWhat advice?\n\nThank yous.
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A solid character will allow the candidate to stand for what he/she believes in and listens to the needs of his/her constituents.  \n\nStanding on the issues and agenda can be done by anyone.  Think about this, what are the topics you hear EVERY ELECTION - I will lower health care costs, taxes, welfare roles, unemployment, governmental wasteful spending....you get the idea.  Too many people are corrupt and have support groups with a lot of money funding their interests, not what is best for the people.  \n\nIf a normal company ran like the government, Washington DC would be having a fire sale
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As a former high school principal who hired social studies teachers, I would first of all expect you to love kids and to love teaching them. In an interview, I would expect to see you exhibit a passion for your subject, tell me the most rewarding experience you ever had teaching and the worst experience you ever had as well. As far as preparation in your subject, I would expect to see courses in world history, American history, and government on your transcript. The more courses in history, of course, the better.\n\nAs important would be your ability to use English correctly in both speech and in writing. Above all, I would expect you to be a caring, compassionate individual who was teaching because you wanted to help young people.\n\nGood luck!!
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he speaks well and is highly educated, i would love to have a president with those qualities
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Excellent  grades.  You could get in a elite college if you maintain those types of grades.  Well done high school\nstudent!
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Is it highschool or college.  I was highschool class president once, I would try to appeal to as diverse a group as possible.  Your posters need to grab attention, to make up for lack of creativity, get as many posters, stickers, or whatever out there and get the most exposure.  People are going to vote for their friends in highschool, and I found that most of the academians that were running only had a small group of friends that were all as lame as they were.  I hung out with the stoners, the athletes, the cool kids, and was in all the smart kids classes, that kind of exposure clinched it.
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Good Body(being honest), good personality, someone who dresses appopriatley, someone who participates(in class, in meetings, ect.), someone who looks well groomed. Hope some of it helps.
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World Peace! No just kidding!  This is a hard question.\nIt's not like a class president can change anything about a school so don't promise crazy things but the class needs someone to represent them.  \nHow about   !!SOPHIA REPRESENTING CLASS OF 20??!!
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i would recommend Colin Powell, our former Secretary of State.  \nhe was a hero in the military during vietnam and korea, and has been awarded the purple heart, bronze star and countless other awards, including knighthood from the queen of england.  \nhe is one of the most respectable people ever to hold any office in the united states government, and  would have made a better president than anyone i can think of in recent history.\nhe is involved with the united negro college fund, as well as americas promise: the alliance for youth.\n\ni hope this helps you with your essay...good luck