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Who's Going To Get The Final Rose?

Get ready for the most dramatic season in bachelor history

Shruti Bramadesam
Dec 26, 2016
George Washington University
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Who's Going To Get The Final Rose?
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Alas, it’s my favorite time of the year. That’s right, I’m talking about the season of love, roses and Chris Harrison.

The Bachelor comes back with its 21st season and I can already tell that it’s going to be the most dramatic season yet. Nick Viall is living the life many single men would die to be living but as he embarks on his fourth chance at love, people are hesitant whether he will get down on one knee and propose to the lucky lady.

I’ve taken a look at the contestants this season and let me just say there are some really pretty women. And when there are that many pretty ladies in a room you know there bounds to be a lot of drama.

So with that being said, take a look at the women I think are going to steal Nick's heart.

5) Kristina Schulman

Hometown: Lexington, Kentucky

Job: Dental Hygienist

She's a southern girl who seems to enjoy sports. She's educated and seems super genuine. It will be hard to not get along with her, making her a girl who we'll be seeing a lot of this upcoming season.



4) Whitney Fransway:

Hometown: Los Angeles, California

Job: Model and Yoga instructor

Let's just say that models can be a little high maintenance and over dramatic. She seems like the girl who is going to start the drama this season.


3) Elizabeth Sandoz

From: Las Vegas, Nevada

Job: Travel Blogger

She's ambitious and has a soft face, making her seem really friendly. Another plus, she is the friend of Jade Roper, a (former) bachelorette favorite, so she has to be perfect, right?!



2) Olivia Burnette

Hometown: Nashville, Tennessee

Job: Sales Rep

She's got that southern charm and defined features. She will definitely be some competition in the upcoming season


1) Brittany Farrar

Hometown: St. Louis, Missouri

Job: Traveling nurse

She helps people for a living, so she's ambitious and kind-hearted. She is from a suburban town but lives in L.A, so she's adaptable and on top of that, she's flawless. So, Nick. Here's your wife.


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