How You Decided Which Activity Was The Most Important To You

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Briefly explain (in 50-100 words), how you decided which activity was the most important to you.

I have explored numerous domains – from academics and community service to extracurricular. Among all those, researching and learning about things beyond the school curriculum, is the most important for me. I have enjoyed learning for its sake, since my childhood. My passion to discover new facts, read about the latest news and theories of linguistics, philosophy, informatics or mathematics propelled me to delve into various resources to expand my knowledge base. I am of the opinion that no activity other than the desire to learn more can guide our lives, explain the world to us and us to the world. (100 words)

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Most of us put our best efforts in every activity we are involved in. However, fear of societal disapproval upon falling short of the expected result or an unsuccessful outcome, does many times come in the way of doing so.

We should enjoy the journey through the roads named experiences, not fearing to do wrong and the society’s hypothetical parameters of ‘a successful person’. The dimensions of one’s efforts will one day surely be noticed by the entire world and valued, if not today. (339 words)

Tell us why you decided to apply to the University of Wisconsin-Madison. In addition, share with us the academic, extracurricular, or research opportunities you would take advantage of as a student. If applicable, provide details of any circumstance that could have had an impact on your academic performance and/or extracurricular involvement. (300-500 words)

I want to live the Wisconsin Experience first hand in its entirety – partake in learning communities and benefit from the most up-to-date curriculum and innovations it is famous for, imbibe, as I explore and inquire in its cutting edge facilities, independently or with my cohorts. Further, UM’s study abroad programs, its student organizations and athletics that complete the UW experience also interest …show more content…

Mathematics captivates me and transports me to a different realm of love and appeal. I cherish not only solving problems in mathematics, but also looking deep through those equations and results, to find out where the root of such beauties of nature and sciences lie – and working as sophomore under the aegis of URS, will enable me to push the envelope further. Additionally, I will like to another dimension to WIUF by including education, especially focus on STEM education in its ambit. Hildale Undergraduate/Faculty Research Fellowship is the other research opportunity that I am certain to benefit from. Attending department seminars, partaking in colloquia and interacting with fellow mathematicians will be ideal chances to brainstorm with them in UW’s intellectually superior

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