twinky
May 11, 2010
Letters / the Architecture program at Tulane University - my Admissions Letter [5]
Hi Im meant to write a letter to a certain university (Tulane University if that helps), but Im finding it extremely hard getting started. I know that I can come up with great ideas and points to write about, but now I just feel like my heads blank, and the deadlines the end of this month.
Anyways this is the instruction for writing the personal statement:
We do ask that you write a personal statement - allowing Tulane to get an idea of who you are beyond your grades, classes and test scores. If there's any information you would like the admission committee to take into consideration when reviewing your application, this is the place for it.
This is what Ive written so far:
I am very interested in applying for the Architecture program at Tulane University.
Currently I am a student at Washington State University, but I do not feel that the university meets my needs, academically and environmentally. And before, I was studying Law in the UK previously, but after great considerations, I have decided to pursue a career in the field of Architecture.
At a very young age, I always found myself playing and building with wooden blocks, Legos or even bigger objects by using whatever I found in the house, such as blankets, sofa cushions and kitchen. I was just simply fascinated by how simple objects can make or effect its surrounding space.
Later when I was in my preteen and early teenage years, I remember sneaking into houses that were being constructed or nearly finished, and look at the interior of the houses to see how the space was arranged from the inside. simply make suggestions to myself on how or what would make the house look better. And I still find myself doing so.
As a Qatari national that has grown up and lived in the United States for 8 years and the UK for 3. I am definitely comfortable in a multicultural environments. I welcome the importance of being exposed to communities outside my own, so as to develop my worldview and tolerance for different cultures and traditions. And Tulane University would certainly provide the perfect atmosphere and inspiration that I would need for growth and self improvement.
I know that I have much more to learn, and with my desire to become a productive member of my community as in Architect, I am fully ready to face whatever challenge that should come my way.
Hi Im meant to write a letter to a certain university (Tulane University if that helps), but Im finding it extremely hard getting started. I know that I can come up with great ideas and points to write about, but now I just feel like my heads blank, and the deadlines the end of this month.
Anyways this is the instruction for writing the personal statement:
We do ask that you write a personal statement - allowing Tulane to get an idea of who you are beyond your grades, classes and test scores. If there's any information you would like the admission committee to take into consideration when reviewing your application, this is the place for it.
This is what Ive written so far:
I am very interested in applying for the Architecture program at Tulane University.
Currently I am a student at Washington State University, but I do not feel that the university meets my needs, academically and environmentally. And before, I was studying Law in the UK previously, but after great considerations, I have decided to pursue a career in the field of Architecture.
At a very young age, I always found myself playing and building with wooden blocks, Legos or even bigger objects by using whatever I found in the house, such as blankets, sofa cushions and kitchen. I was just simply fascinated by how simple objects can make or effect its surrounding space.
Later when I was in my preteen and early teenage years, I remember sneaking into houses that were being constructed or nearly finished, and look at the interior of the houses to see how the space was arranged from the inside. simply make suggestions to myself on how or what would make the house look better. And I still find myself doing so.
As a Qatari national that has grown up and lived in the United States for 8 years and the UK for 3. I am definitely comfortable in a multicultural environments. I welcome the importance of being exposed to communities outside my own, so as to develop my worldview and tolerance for different cultures and traditions. And Tulane University would certainly provide the perfect atmosphere and inspiration that I would need for growth and self improvement.
I know that I have much more to learn, and with my desire to become a productive member of my community as in Architect, I am fully ready to face whatever challenge that should come my way.