Holt Educational Consultant
Nov 20, 2017
Scholarship / Living the outstanding dream [3]
Mohamed, as a person applying for a government sponsored scholarship to the United States, it would be best if you do not politicize your application. Specially since it does not have a bearing on the UGrad scholarship considerations in general. You must also never assume that you are a perfect candidate by saying "I would be a great participant". The UGrad program promotes camaraderie and the improvement of international relations. Your essay doesn't focus on the core elements that should be presented which are:
1. What particular character and academic traits you have that you can share withe program participants.
2. What diversity means to you and how you can help to increase the diverse participation of students in the program.
3. What you hope to accomplish as a participant (in terms of introducing your culture and clarifying any misconceptions about your part of the world. Leave politics out of it).
3. What you hope to bring home with you at the end of the program that will help you continue to spread the good intentions of the UGrad program.
Write a new essay. One that is better suited to the core requirements or expectations of the candidates for review. Be less political and more of a unifying voice. Consider the diversity objectives of the program and work from there. Base the new essay on the guidelines above.
Mohamed, as a person applying for a government sponsored scholarship to the United States, it would be best if you do not politicize your application. Specially since it does not have a bearing on the UGrad scholarship considerations in general. You must also never assume that you are a perfect candidate by saying "I would be a great participant". The UGrad program promotes camaraderie and the improvement of international relations. Your essay doesn't focus on the core elements that should be presented which are:
1. What particular character and academic traits you have that you can share withe program participants.
2. What diversity means to you and how you can help to increase the diverse participation of students in the program.
3. What you hope to accomplish as a participant (in terms of introducing your culture and clarifying any misconceptions about your part of the world. Leave politics out of it).
3. What you hope to bring home with you at the end of the program that will help you continue to spread the good intentions of the UGrad program.
Write a new essay. One that is better suited to the core requirements or expectations of the candidates for review. Be less political and more of a unifying voice. Consider the diversity objectives of the program and work from there. Base the new essay on the guidelines above.
