My love for Syracuse came as soon as I set foot on campus, but my inspiration has developed from many aspects of the prestigious University. I had known little about Syracuse University other than hearing about the success of their hoops team through playing and being around basketball my entire life. It was not until an alumn of my school, someone whom I looked up to as a leader and role model, got into SU, that made me look further into the school. Upon arrival for a campus tour this past summer, I noticed that the sense of school pride and belonging was unlike any other school. I felt welcomed with dignity and respect from all the people I met. Syracuse emphasizes themselves on individuality and provides the opportunity to customize my education …show more content…
The person I dream of becoming is a further developed me, Aleksandar Bogomilov. I do not want to be anyone else but instead, I want to become a successful, independent individual. Syracuse University will assist me in achieving my personal goals while developing me as a student and young adult into the real world. There are millions of students that say they want to be successful, but what really is “success”? I want to be able to build connections and develop networks within Syracuse to further my opportunities. I want to try new things, whether they may be challenging or just for fun. I want to create lifelong memories of which I can look back on. Syracuse provides me the unlimited potential to reach any aspirations and pursue more than just my passion. The Goodman IMPRESS Program through the Whitman School of Management will provide the tools and opportunities to flourish in my area of study while giving me a sustainable competitive advantage throughout my life and career. Coming from a small town and High School, I cannot wait to dive into various clubs and organizations in the large, yet welcoming community of Syracuse
When I was accepted into the University of Oklahoma, I was not aware of the tradition or prestige that the football team carried. Moreover, I had no idea about the honor it was to don the crimson and cream in the arena of athletics. And, I never envisioned rooming with them. I enjoyed sports, but I loved reading and writing more. Initially, I was focused on building a collegiate career that one day would propel me to my goal of studying law. Yet, the more time I spent interacting with the athletes, the more parallels I noticed between their personalities and mine. Their diligence, perseverance and compassion were all traits that I could identify with since they were reflective of me. For the most part, the majority of the athletes were hungry to achieve and they desired knowledge at all costs; a combination that still resonates with me today.
I hope to leave NC State as a young adult who is ready and prepared to enter society with a determined mindset and hard work ethic. I believe that I will be perfectly capable of achieving my goals and and aspirations as an NC graduate, and will graduate with the experience to take on challenges that may await me in a future career. Although I am still unsure of my desired field of study, I am confident that I will be able to discover a career path I will enjoy through the Exploratory Studies college. I am excited to enroll as an undergraduate student at NC State, and look forward to the opportunities ahead of me in the college of Exploratory
Working at Steel Pier has still got me going back for a new season every year; because I love the fact that I get a chance to bond with so many people who travel to the United States from the other side of the globe just to work. Rutgers is the same, but rather than working, students travel from all over the world to study and attend school. Every summer, I meet new imports and willingly become such good friends with them that when it’s time to say our goodbyes and farewells, it makes me tear up a little. Over the years I have acquired the ambition to travel and potentially study abroad. I believe Rutgers will give me the comforting feeling that Steel Pier has given me for as far back as three years. Dipping myself in the melting pot known as Rutgers University, will allow me to grow as an individual as I learn from my peers, while working towards a
Prompt: In 500 words or more, describe your collegiate experience thus far. How has this experience and the knowledge you've gained influenced what you plan to study? How have they influenced your decision to apply to St. Edward's?
Wayne State University is known for its vast diversity amongst its student body. Everyday some 27,000 students from all walks of life attend Wayne State. One of the key factors behind the WSU’s wide diversity is the fact that the majority of it’s students are commuters. While many would think that this factor would result in low school spirit, this is not the case. Recently this diversity has begun to build as unique culture of school pride. One of the key areas where this has been affective is sports. In 2015 alone both basketball and football experienced record numbers in attendance. Through the the WSU Athletic Engagement and Warrior Pride Initiate, nearly 1,000 more students attended football games during the 2015 season. In basketball,
Living in the Honors and Engagement Village and being surrounded by these students would help me to meet a positive group of friends that I would be able to relate to. Being in the Honors College would also help me challenge myself by being in a competitive environment with intelligent students. My intellectual goals consist of broadening my thinking, taking demanding courses, and optimizing my learning. The Honors College assists students in developing creative and independent thinking. The Honors College also nurtures cultured and caring idea exchange. By participating in innovative discussions with other students I would be able to broaden my thinking as well as fully optimize my learning experience. If I was accepted into the Honors College I would have faculty mentoring, a close-knit learning environment, as well as challenging courses. By having full access to all of these resources I believe I would be able to reach my intellectual goals. My professional goals consist of performing service outreach projects and starting research for my professional career. Each year honors students perform several service learning and community outreach projects, which I would love to be a part
I feel the Suffolk University can lay the groundwork for making these dreams a reality. Regretfully, when I entered high school, I did not realize how hard I had to work to get what I wanted. I went to my classes, did my work, but never really pushed myself to my full potential. I thought that as long as I graduated with decent grades I would be able to get into college and really focus then. But as high school quickly came to an end, I realized that I was not as well prepared for college, as I would have liked.
I’ve learned campus life is filled with moments that build unforgettable memories. I hope to join the community at Rutgers and prove myself a valuable asset as well as getting involved with charities. My goal is to become a public servant of the community after I graduate. I envision myself, and fellow classmate studying long hours at beautiful Paul Roberson library. The Library is a favorite place to study for me. I’ve always joined the whole community and participated in several organizations on and off campus. Not one to feign invisibility I come with my sleeves rolled up egger to get
Mario Andretti once said, “Desire is the key to motivation, but it's determination and commitment to an unrelenting pursuit of your goal - a commitment to excellence - that will enable you to attain the success you seek.” Andretti’s words are as true today as when he spoke them. Everyday should be a continuous journey to get to your goal. Starting off with the right step is a major component. Therefore, I chose to apply to Stanly Early College High. I believe that I have the ability to work up to Stanly Early College standards. Determination, dedication, and desire are all qualities that I have.
College was such a big ordeal around this time last year! Many students had no choice but to think about it every day and I was surrounded by friends and classmates thinking about the same thing. Am I sure this is the school for me? Do I really want to move away or just stay near my mom? I even thought to myself, “What about moving out of state?” Everyone was so nervous, and everyone had the right to be. We are all trying to take the next step into moving on after high school. Until April 5th, 2016, my proudest moment was this day. I received acceptance into the Alabama A&M university. It was just a regular day that I had come home to mail from different universities, and my mom and I had applied here already with my mind on going to a predominantly
Many students are struggling in college. According to the New York Times Web site, only 33 percent of the college students are graduating in six years. Obviously students still need much help to succeed in order to get where they want to go. Although college can be challenging, I am going to succeed by using advice from experts, by developing strategies and ideas, and by taking advantage of the benefits offered by my college.
It’s easy to see myself having a truly invigorating college experience at this University, while also diligently keeping up with my school work, and making social connections that I know would last a lifetime. Along with my involvement in other organizations, the possibility of becoming a Hofstra University collegiate cheerleader is an exciting honor that I’m eager to pursue. As a prospective college student, I am expecting a lot from my upcoming college experience, and I believe Hofstra University will surpass my
My ultimate goal in college is to become fully prepared to enter my future career. I am confident Moravian College will provide this opportunity through small, interactive classes with professors that truly strive for student success.
Out of the hundreds of applications you receive, why am I the best fit student for Montclair State University? The answer is simple; my dedication to success and love for learning are the core qualities of a successful students at Montclair State University. My experience in leadership positions, interaction with various cultures and people, along with my dedication to my academics will allow me to grow as a student and person at Montclair State University. This university will fully equip me for the career and life challenges I will face in the world, and provide me with the necessary skills to overcome them. Today’s leaders are not only strong academically but strive to achieve success in every aspect of their lives. This ambition appeared as I transitioned moving to America from Pakistan at a young age, to become an ambiguous school and community leader. I remained proactive in overcoming challenges to become the vice-president of my youth group, to achieve high honors and, most importantly, to not lose sight of who I am.
By attending New York University, since it has one of the finest business programs, I believe I will become even more successful, both academically and socially. I have enthusiasm and ambition, plus having good leadership skills, being a hard worker, and having great social networking skills. After going through a childhood with a rheumatoid arthritis father, and coming to a foreign country where I had knew very little of its language, I would and strive for and participate in any learning opportunities. I know that I am ready for the upcoming challenges and tasks. I strongly believe that no matter what kind of ordeals people will face, as long as they have the heart and will to do it right, they will succeed.