Johns Hopkins: By this point in your academic career you have taken a variety of courses, each with its own distinguishing characteristics. Which one has had the most influence on your interests and goals for the future and why? 373-word version: Mathematics-oriented – Johns Hopkins I in..

"I’m not a machine. I feel and believe. I have opinions. Some of them are interesting. I could, if you’d let me, talk and talk…" From Infinite Jest by David Foster Wallace, Amherst Class of 1985, Roy Edward Disney Professor in Creative Writing, Pomona College 5..

Brown: Tell us about the academic areas which interest you most and your reasons for applying to Brown. 284-word version: Frankly, when I was in middle school, I thought I had a gift in mathematics. I attained many medals from mathematics Olympiads and received special mathematics education in..

Cornell: Consider the academic programs in the school/college you indicated above. How will you utilize them to further explore your intended major or field of interest, or general academic interests if you’re undecided? 286-word version: I am a free rambler rather than a straight walker..

230-word version: Template Each literary work contains its peculiarly vivid expressions, unique sense of humor, and indigenous culture according to the language it was written in and the cultural background of its author... Brown: Tell us about the academic areas which interest you most and yo..

NYU: Please tell us what led you to select your anticipated academic program and/or NYU school/college, and what interests you most about your intended discipline. 182-word version: English, History & Foreign Language I often witness that Korean literary works conspicuously lose their bea..