The University of San Francisco's Jesuit tradition emphasizes community engagement and education for social justice, inspiring our students to become passionate agents for others. How do you see yourself becoming a part of this mission

A student can become a part of the Jesuit tradition by living by the precepts of the institution. This can be achieved by volunteering for noble causes and raising awareness when discrimination and injustices are observed.

In harmony with the traditions of The University of San Francisco's Jesuit tradition, it is expected that an abiding student will volunteer to causes that are aimed at promoting social justice.

Community service and peaceful protests are some measures to achieve this.

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I see myself becoming a part of this mission because I feel I have the internal commitment to be part of this traditional Catholic education system that has a presence all over the world and is renowned as one of the most effective systems of Catholic education for its many years forming men that successfully combine academics, professional service, and the teachings of the church.

I am aware of the University of San Francisco's Jesuit tradition that emphasizes community engagement and education for social justice, inspiring our students to become passionate agents for others. And I want to be part of that, knowing that it takes high standards in every field of Jesuit education.

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