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This posting include a statement explaining how your educational experience has impacted your ethical thinking.

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As you apply your scores you're your inventory, please note that you can talk abut character. First, as you prepare your statement explaining how your educational experience has impacted your ethical thinking, please note how educational experience makes people so much more open-minded in terms of ethics, character development, and moral awareness. In other words, education creates more tolerance and empathy for people and also in a variety of ethical contexts. Educational experiences also offer a more solid foundation for the use of ethics in thinking and decision-making situations.

As a result of educational experiences and working with students and professors from all races, ages, sexual orientations, religions, political affiliations, socioeconomic backgrounds and walks of life, I really ...

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