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Oct 6, 2015
Undergraduate / What would you fight for? & Describe yourself, Honors Program Application [6]
Jize, passing the SAT is not one of the world's greatest fights. In fact, it is limited only the United States. So while, I can understand why you would consider it a "personal" fight to be won, it is not a cause that will change the future or face of the world. I think you should reconsider the response you have to the prompt.
I would have opted for something more earth changing such as climate change, the discord in the Middle East, finding a cure to cancer/AIDS, or even world peace (if you want to really be hyperbolic about it). You could choose something closer to home though. Fight for the rights of children, animals, the unborn. Fight for racial equality, fight for the right to be who you want to be in a world that cannot accept differences that easily.
You need to find a cause, a passion, that you feel so strongly about that you will do anything to help further the cause either by committing yourself to a career in it, supporting the cause through various means, or simply starting the cause. Those are the kinds of things that you fight for. The SAT test results, no so much.
For the personal statement side, change description number 2. You already spoke about the bamboo flute in a previous essay of yours. They don't want repetitions remember? It's in the instructions.
Quick revision for number 4:
write (short stories in random topics)for getting the constant flow of imagination out of my chest. to get the constant flow of imagination out of my mind.
Jize, passing the SAT is not one of the world's greatest fights. In fact, it is limited only the United States. So while, I can understand why you would consider it a "personal" fight to be won, it is not a cause that will change the future or face of the world. I think you should reconsider the response you have to the prompt.
I would have opted for something more earth changing such as climate change, the discord in the Middle East, finding a cure to cancer/AIDS, or even world peace (if you want to really be hyperbolic about it). You could choose something closer to home though. Fight for the rights of children, animals, the unborn. Fight for racial equality, fight for the right to be who you want to be in a world that cannot accept differences that easily.
You need to find a cause, a passion, that you feel so strongly about that you will do anything to help further the cause either by committing yourself to a career in it, supporting the cause through various means, or simply starting the cause. Those are the kinds of things that you fight for. The SAT test results, no so much.
For the personal statement side, change description number 2. You already spoke about the bamboo flute in a previous essay of yours. They don't want repetitions remember? It's in the instructions.
Quick revision for number 4:
write (short stories in random topics)
