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Name: Hanchuan Wang
Joined: Nov 27, 2014
Last Post: Mar 1, 2015
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From: United States of America
School: University of Connecticut

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LoveNYU   
Nov 27, 2014
Undergraduate / Supplement Essay for transferring to New York University Stern Business School [NEW]

Question:

NYU is global, urban, inspired, smart, connected, and bold. What can NYU offer you, and what can you offer NYU? (200-400 words)

My Essay:

I still remember the first time I learned about New York University. At that time, I realized that it is not only a prestigious academic institution, but also my best choice. Unlike most colleges and universities in the United States, New York University is located in the central of New York City, the financial center of the world. As a business student, its unique location can bring me more opportunities to connect with financial institutions and their staff so that I can find more job interviews and boot camps on-campus. Also, instead of merely looking through medias and sending E-mails to my professors to broaden my knowledge about business, I can be exposed in a business network if I can be a student of New York University. Its location can also provides me a multi-cultural environment, where I can communicate and learn more about exotic cultures. Learning about other cultures is not just useful to make more friends; it is also conducive for analyzing the way of thinking and lifestyles of people from diverse cultures, which can contribute to the plans of investment. Its rigorous and selective academic requirement is also nourishing for me to push myself to become a more competitive job applicant.

As a foreign student, the most promising factors of me are the different life experience and the strong will of opinion-sharing. Just like the multi-cultural environment in New York University can bring more me ideas of conducting commercial activities, my life experience in China can have the same effect to my classmates, and my strong will of opinion-sharing can perfect the critical thinking process and spark new solutions of the cases. My always-smile nature is another advantage which I can offer NYU. Because of my outgoing and optimistic personality, the students and staff which I know will get happier on their life. Most importantly, as a hard-working student, I will always make effort to become a respectable alumni of New York University.
LoveNYU   
Nov 27, 2014
Undergraduate / 'The hideous alarm sound woke me up' - Got Social Anxiety? UC personal statement 2 [18]

Yoyoprotein, I think you should make your topic clear in the 1st para.

You are asked to choose ONE quality/talent/accomplishment/contribution/experience, but it seems that you are describing a series of events (facing challenge of English, adapting to the new culture, and keeping working hard in school). I think this will confuse your readers.

Also, there are some sentences make me feel redundant: "What was waiting for me was new language and culture. I had to challenge myself to adapt to new culture and language." where you use "new language and culture" for twice, and "had to be determined" can be replaced by "was determined".

To be honest, I am not good writer, so my posts are all IMHO and I cannot guarantee that my feelings are correct.

BTW, please go to my page tocheck my latest thread. Thank you!
LoveNYU   
Feb 28, 2015
Undergraduate / Brown University carries my top choice of major: Development Studies. [3]

"Although it is one of the few top schools to offer my major, it is the only school where I would feel motivated to succeed to the highest degree by pursuing my own education." simplify it, like "only Brown University can motivate me to succeed to the highest degree".

And please give me a help on my latest thread. Thank you!
LoveNYU   
Feb 28, 2015
Undergraduate / Reach an outstanding employment prospect to major financial institutions - liberal arts colleges [8]

Prompt: Please provide a statement that addresses your reasons for transferring and the objectives you hope to achieve.

While studying in the University of Connecticut for more than three semesters, I gradually realized that my current college is not the best choice to pursue my academic goals. I found that it is more focused on agriculture and engineering. Business and economics, however, do not play a central role in its system. To reach an outstanding employment prospect to major financial institutions, I decided to apply transfer.

Also, I have learned that I prefer seminars to lectures. Among the sixteen classes during my first four semesters, six of them have been lectures. Although the professors and classmates are really warm-hearted and helpful people, I found I have few opportunities to exchange opinions with them. Going to a school that has more seminars, I will have not only more opportunities to share opinions but also more chances to develop relationships with professors.

Although my reasons for transfer are primarily academic, there are also social reasons. Since I was born and raised in a metropolis, I chose to come to the University of Connecticut with no doubts because of its large population. However, when I came back to my university after my summer trip, I began to feel that going to a massive university may not be the best choice for me. When I went to new classes and new dormitories in a new semester, I found I did not know anyone I met. While I did meet other new people, and it is good for me to make new friends, it is hard to maintain deep relationships with them. Furthermore, as a foreign student, the cultural gap mean that it takes me a longer time to develop and deepen relationships with local Americans. Going to a smaller college, I would have a better chance to maintain solid relationships and learn about American high education culture.

Although I believe I would be happier in a smaller college, I still prefer to be close to cities. Living in my current location, which is set apart from the local populations, I feel it is too distant for me to have contact with local communities freely. As a result, it becomes harder for me to develop relationships with local residents and to learn local culture. For a student who is interested in business and economics, a city environment also means more resources to build a network. I will have more chances to visit major financial institutions and to get internships, which are noticeably contributive to my future.

Although it will be a hard process to enter a new school since I enjoy the life in my current university, I love to make new friends in different places and take the challenges of more intensive courses. As I am a member of dean's list through my first two years in my current university, I believe that I will overcome the academic challenges in my new college.
LoveNYU   
Mar 1, 2015
Writing Feedback / New discoveries benefits - for instance students can extend their knowledge from the internet [2]

In the past 100 years there are many useful discoveries, such as computer, mobile phone and many other inventions. But in my opinion, the most beneficial invention for people in my country is the internet which is very important for us to communicate with people around the world and to keep in touch about what happens.

In addition, the benefit of the internet that we can call and see people through it. It is better to communicate with our friends and family members through the Internet than through mobile phones, since we can hear them more clearly.

In my country we use the postal service the telephone the radio music but this was before the internet which change our life and make it easy and useful for instance students can extend their knowledge from the internet the can find informations about anything they need

The internet is the abundant of benefits and abundant of information

One of the most important things is you have to use punctuations. And I really have no idea of what you want to say in the third paragraph.
LoveNYU   
Mar 1, 2015
Undergraduate / Reach an outstanding employment prospect to major financial institutions - liberal arts colleges [8]

Transfer from a national university as a finance student to a liberal arts as an economics student

Hello, everyone. This is my second version of my transfer essay, and it is due tonight. So please make a comparison between this version and the first version which is also pasted in this post, and give some strong advice. I really hope a contributor can give a help, and please give more specific suggestions on structure: whether it is clear, satisfy the prompt, etc.

Prompt:Please provide a statement that addresses your reasons for transferring and the objectives you hope to achieve.(250-650)

Second Version:

During the summer after my first year of college, I visited a friend and I learned that he gained a master's degree in a prestigious graduate business school and was enrolled by Bank of America. I was surprised because, instead of attending a business school during his undergraduate years, he chose a liberal arts college and majored in economics. He found that I felt unbelievable, so he explained: "In the modern society, financial institutions do not merely focus on traditional business field. Instead, they prefer the people who are versatile. You do not have to give up your real interest and go to business school in order to be employed by a bank." He also told that his uncle graduated from a law school, but also work for a bank because he is familiar with business laws. Then I recalled that the most books I read in China were about economics, rather than finance. I believe this is my real interest.

Upon my return to the University of Connecticut after the summer, I began considering about majoring in economics. Having taken two economic classes and exchanged opinions with students majoring in economics, I realized that while I am interested in courses which are practical and tightly connected to contemporary events, my current university offers courses which are very theoretical. I was impressed by the broad class options and in-depth materials which can help me understand contemporary events more deeply. By attending a new college, I will join the economics learning community, volunteer to be a teaching assistant, find an internship, and eventually go to a graduate business school.

Although my reasons for transferring are primarily academic, there are several other reasons. I was born and raised in a metropolis in China, where I do not feel closely tied with other people because of its mass population. The environment of the University of Connecticut is quite similar to my hometown, as it is a massive university. In addition, among the sixteen courses I have taken during my first four semesters, six of them have been lectures. This situation gives me fewer chances to exchange opinions with professors and classmates. To be more closely tied with other people, I am now looking forward to attending college which has smaller population and higher percentage of seminars. I believe by attending such a new college, I will develop deeper relationships with professors and students and be more assimilated in American society.

Although it will be a hard process to enter a new school since I enjoy the life in my current university, I love to make new friends in different places and take the challenges of more intensive courses. As I am a member of dean's list through my first two years in my current university, I believe that I will overcome the academic challenges in my new college.
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