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kids_jessy   
Mar 21, 2009
Undergraduate / Bachelor's degree in Nursing - my background, attitudes, and interest essay [5]

Hi, on the whole, I can really sense your dream in pursuing a nursing degree. The voice is strong and I can really feel the keen interest you have in nursing. And you have also encountered your experience in helping your grandfather well :) So overall, a goob job!

Just a few suggestions:

1. For the 2nd sentence "She asked what I was doing with myself these days", I think should delete "with myself".

2. For the 2nd last para, instead of saying you had problems getting accepted and your grandfather didn't want you to quit. You can say something along the line of "despite being rejected several times, I did not feel discouraged..." Yup, then continue with the parts on your husband and colleagues cheering you on.

3. As for the last para, I agree with taodo that it is a bit short. My suggestion is to take away the "Please accept me" as I felt that it doesn't seem nice to write that in a personal statement. Then include 1 or 2 sentences to re-state your ambition to become a nurse and maybe on how you intend to use your nursing knowledge to make a difference in the future? Lastly, end your essay with "Finally, in five years, I'd like to be close to getting a master's degree in nursing" will be fine :)

Yep, nonetheless, do wait for the moderators and other forum members' advices and opinions. Hope these will help you and all the best in ur app! I believe that you will definitely fulfill your dream one day :D
kids_jessy   
Mar 21, 2009
Scholarship / NUS Scholarship App Essay - Achievements & academic interests [3]

Hi everyone out there! I would like to seek some advice and editing on grammar and language errors for this essay. It is for a scholarship app for National University of Singapore (NUS).

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1. Describe, in less than 2000 characters, an exceptional achievement that highlights your academic interests and intellectual capacity that would be of value to the NUS community.

My interest in economics, business and finance has been long standing. Since young, I have always been particularly intrigued by how economic structures work collectively to bring about greater progress to a country. I feel that combining these interests with business management will enable me to have a sound footing to embark on a career in either economic or financial business sectors.

Throughout my secondary and junior college years, I have always been determined and studious. Due to my Chinese- based background, I spent a long time struggling with my General Paper (GP) and Economics classes. Nevertheless, I told myself not to throw in the towel that easily; instead I put things into perspective, and saw it more of an obstacle that I had to face rather than to be defeated by it. I understand that being responsible for my studies and putting my best foot forward are essential if I want to excel in these subjects. Therefore, be it by memorizing or constantly practising, I strived to break the glass ceilings in these subjects. My contributions in class discussions have also improved, breeding the confidence within me to speak out in front of the whole class. My perseverance paid off when these consistent efforts finally translated into substantial improvement and eventually outstanding grades for all my subjects. Now I am proud of myself. Overcoming these challenges taught me about persistence and about being unfaltering in the face of adversities. Today, I always seek to motivate myself, that despite daunting challenges that line up my path, I would never let myself get diverted from the path to achieving the goals that matter most to me.

By joining the NUS community, I know that I will once again find myself in an academic environment that is presented with rewarding challenges. With the "never quit" attitude" I have developed triumphing over these difficulties, I believe these values and beliefs will help me excel and succeed in the future.

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*General Paper (GP) is basically a English paper. Comprehension skills and essay are tested.

Thank you very much in advance :)
kids_jessy   
Jan 19, 2009
Undergraduate / 'Indian students / China-Singapore' UMichigan, diversity and how you can contribute [11]

peteyflow: Essays are considerably one of the most important components in the university applications, other than our courses and grades. In fact, sometimes admission officers don't really take note of those recommendations much since they know that the content will definitely be something nice about the applicant...

As for the essays, I agree with onindo that the first essay seems better and you can combine the last paragraph of your second essay as your conclusion :)

All the best..
kids_jessy   
Jan 15, 2009
Undergraduate / Topic # 1 What you will bring to the University of California - review [4]

If this essay is for UC campuses, then the suggested word count is actually around 500 words. So I think this piece is somewhat too short. Try to talk more about ur talent and characteristic and how does these help you to contribute to the UC environment.

Hope this helps and all the best :)
kids_jessy   
Jan 14, 2009
Undergraduate / umich short answer 1 - "Qi Hui" [7]

Yup, I think you have answered the prompt well :D

However, I wonder if you want to combine the last 2 paragraphs into one since I don't see the need to separate them. But if you feel strongly towards spliting them into 2 paragraphs, by all means :)

All the best!
kids_jessy   
Jan 11, 2009
Undergraduate / 'I grew up in China' - UW how to contribute to diversity [5]

I feel that the 3 paragraphs all seem to be disconnected. Try to find a central idea/theme and link them together. For example, since you love to play accordion and listen to music from different nations, why don't you start by talking about your like for music and the instrument. And maybe continue by saying that you find that different music embodies the various aspect of you (the China part, the Singapore part, etc).

Yup, the main point here is find a common theme to link your diversified background together, instead of just stating and "jumping" around.

Hope these help :D All the best!
kids_jessy   
Jan 11, 2009
Undergraduate / Appropriate word limit? - Write a brief statement regarding your educational plans at UW Madison [19]

Hi, for the essay required by University of Wisconsin - Madison, it is actually not the above question that you have written. I applied to the this school as well. Initially when I downloaded their "supposedly" paper application to check out the question, I also thought that the essay question is about educational plans. However, after I started my online application, the essay questions required by them were completely different.

Below are the questions:

Statement 1:
The University values an educational environment that provides all members of the campus community with opportunities to grow and develop intellectually, personally, culturally and socially. In order to give us a more complete picture of you as an individual, please tell us about the particular life experiences, perspectives, talents, commitments and/or interests you will bring to our campus. In other words, how will your presence enrich our community?

Statement 2:
If there is additional information you would like us to consider in reviewing your application, please share this with us as well. This is your opportunity to tell us things about yourself that have not been asked elsewhere if you believe they will help us become acquainted with you in ways different from courses, grades, and test scores.

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You can start your online application and confirm the above essay questions so you will not be writing something for nothing :)

Yup, all the best for ur uni applications.
kids_jessy   
Jan 4, 2009
Writing Feedback / Internet has given people access to information; we can't live easily without [3]

"With the development of technology, people have chance to approach with more and more modern technique, especially the Internet. The appearance of the Internet not only help people access to information in special way they never experienced before but also make large change in life, such as in studying, in working and in entertainment."

If I am not wrong, there should be an article "the" in front of "Internet" and "World Wide Web". Just my few comments, hope it helps. Nonetheless, you can still wait for editing from the other moderators who had better grasp of the language :D
kids_jessy   
Jan 4, 2009
Undergraduate / 'the vast resources' - Why UPS short answer [8]

You could actually shorten your first paragraph to one or two sentences and combine it with your last paragraph since that is the paragraph where you concluded about your aspirations in UPS.

As for the part about being a translator and interpreter, I can understand the reason why you are including this, but it don't seem to be very relevant to a "why UPS" essay. Yup, so you might take this into consideration when you are shortening your first paragraph.

Hope it helps and all the best! :)
kids_jessy   
Jan 4, 2009
Undergraduate / U of Washington essay-"my great-grandfather was executed..." [5]

I don't really feel that your second paragraph ended very abruptly and I think your punctuation are fine :) Nonetheless, I think you might want to wait for other members and the moderators to help you out..

I like your content and really can feel the change and impact of your various family backgrounds on you :D

All the best!
kids_jessy   
Dec 27, 2008
Undergraduate / Grinnell Supplement essay - what makes me an individual [9]

Actually from the essay prompt, it looks like 500 characters seem too little to adequately answer the prompt. So do double check at the admission website. :)

If the word limit is 500 characters, instead of 500 words, I would advise that you should stay close to that word limit. A little bit over 500 characters is fine. I guess the admission officers had their reasons for capping the word count at 500 characters (e.g. test our language abilty to write concise and succint content) if that is the case.

All the best :)
kids_jessy   
Dec 27, 2008
Writing Feedback / Magic Lu Chen - essay help [5]

Hi, I think it would be better for you to provide the essay prompt :)

Also, I suppose you are referring to "performed, performing, performer" instead of "perfumed, perfuming, perfumer"??

Yup, do a check of your essay and change accordingly :)
kids_jessy   
Dec 26, 2008
Undergraduate / uva - work of math that has challenged me [10]

I like the way you start this essay :) As for the content, you might want to talk a bit more about the golden ratio if you intend to use that as your subject matter. I understand that there is a word limit of 250 words, however I think that exceeding the word limit by a bit will not hurt much :D

Nonetheless, you can wait for the comments & corrections from the moderators and other members.

Hope it helps and all the best :)
kids_jessy   
Dec 25, 2008
Undergraduate / Yale hold a legacy ; Why Yale, 500 characters only? [6]

Hmm, I think you might want to consider talking more specific things about Yale (academic, school culture, geographical location, etc) instead of the general things (which makes it sound superficial)..
kids_jessy   
Dec 25, 2008
Undergraduate / Common App essay - Uniquely "Un-Asian" [5]

Hi, I do have a suggestion here for you to cut short your essay. Since the essay prompt is about a "significant experience..", which in this essay will be the scuba diving experience. Thus, I suggest that you could try to condense the first 2 paragraphs into 1 short para. Focus on the experience itself. Also, since the last para talked about "jeans..McDonalds..Western literature", you might want to keep that in your opening para so that there will be this link throughout the essay.

Yup, just my two cents worth of opinion. Hope it helps and all the best :)
kids_jessy   
Dec 24, 2008
Undergraduate / uva - work of math that has challenged me [10]

That's quite a cool idea :) You might want to include stuff like the Fibonnaci sequence which is a golden ratio when the number is divided by the number that precede it. and maybe mention those things that we observe in our daily life that involve the theory of golden ratio.

Just my few inputs. All the best :)
kids_jessy   
Dec 20, 2008
Undergraduate / CommonApp Short Answer: elaborate on one of your activities [11]

I think you need to concentrate more on writing about what did u learn or gain from this activity/experience. I think it would be better for you to shorten the whole description about the activity into two to three sentences. Then devote the rest of the paragraph talking about the impact of the experience on you (may be enable you to take a liking in financial matters?)

Yup, just my two cents. You might want to wait for the comments from other members.

All the best :)
kids_jessy   
Dec 20, 2008
Undergraduate / Additional Information for Common Application (Malaysia and USA education) [6]

I think for the phrase "For me to enter to the prestige universities", you can simply change to "Therefore/Thus".

Btw, although "secondary school" is synonymous with "high school", "high school" seems to be the more commonly used word. So you might want to consider changing to that instead. Just my own opinions, so it's really up to you.
kids_jessy   
Dec 18, 2008
Undergraduate / "Now you even brag in English" - ComApp short answer on Activity [7]

Hi, I suppose your content is appropriate for the essay prompt. However, from what I know, the word limit is 150 words. So, I would suggest that you could take away the first sentence and just start with "I attended some speaking sessions..." Besides, you might want to consider taking away your last paragraph about your friend as well. Other than that, I feel that your essay flow well.

Nonetheless, you might want to wait for comments from Kevin, Sean and other members.

Hope these help. All the best :)
kids_jessy   
Dec 18, 2008
Undergraduate / 5 aspects ("life experiences, perspectives, talents, commitments and/or interests") [2]

I'm starting on another UW essay. However, I'm not very sure how to go about writing the essay. I would like to know if we have to talk about all 5 aspects ("life experiences, perspectives, talents, commitments and/or interests"), or can we just choose one to two of them to write about in our essay. Thank you!

As Singaporeans, we often see ourselves as essential ingredients in a "melting pot" of ideas, cultures and people. Different cultures and heritages have assimilated and evolved into this vibrant and distinct identity that embodies Singapore's blend of multi- cultural and multi- ethnic groups. This perception became apparent to me when I participated in an exchange program to China last year.

During the two- week exchange program, we were given the opportunity to interact and attend classes together with the Chinese students. We talked about almost everything under the sun, from their daily activities to the countless types of Chinese cuisines from the different regions of China. They introduced the different regional Chinese cuisines, which are collectively better known as the "Eight Great Traditions", to us while we enthralled them with the names of an entire range of local delights that are truly distinctive to Singapore; the delectable Bat Kut Teh (pork- rib soup served in a broth of Chinese herbs and spices), the fragrant Hainanese chicken rice, and the Peranakan dishes which combines Chinese, Malay, and other cultural influences into an unique flavor.

From our interesting conversations, I realized that although we all belong to the Chinese race, we are inherently different due to the diverse experiences we had for the past seventeen years. Indeed, we may look similar when viewed from afar, but upon close examination, it is obvious that each of us is unique; each is made up of separate sets of experiences and cultural backgrounds.

This exchange program has not only broadened my social horizons, but has also made me appreciate the importance and significance of cultural differences. I believe that by joining University of Wisconsin, I have so much to contribute and learn among the student body because of its great cultural diversity. Not only does UW provide me with the opportunity to achieve academic excellence but also to meet new people. I hope to share my multifaceted culture and experiences while at the same time be inspired by those of others. I believe with this understanding and appreciation, I can add to the diversity of the UW student body and prove to be a great asset to the university.
kids_jessy   
Dec 17, 2008
Undergraduate / University of Wisconsin essays [3]

Hi, I wrote the below essay for another university, but intend to use it for one of the UW-Madison essays. I would like to ask for some help to take a look if this essay answers the prompt adequately or do I need to change/improve any parts to better suit the essay question.

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If there is additional information you would like us to consider in reviewing your application, please share this with us as well. This is your opportunity to tell us things about yourself that have not been asked elsewhere if you believe they will help us become acquainted with you in ways different from courses, grades, and test scores.

Among all of my qualities and talents, I feel that diligence, responsibility and perseverance are the most important qualities to me. It provided me with an opportunity to develop myself into a person that is highly motivated and eager to participate in new tasks and challenges.

From a young age, I have always had a keen interest in monetary matters and have developed a genuine interest in the field of economics. Thus, when I entered junior college two years ago, I decided to take up economics as one of my subjects to build up fundamentals and prepare myself for college courses. Indeed, I was intrigued by the mechanisms behind those economic concepts and the analytical approach required by the study of economics. However, as this subject was one which I had never taken before, thus there was a long time when I struggled with my economics classes. Nevertheless, I told myself that I should not throw in the towel that easily; instead I made it a challenge for myself and set it as the obstacle that I had to face.

I understand that being responsible for my studies and putting my best foot forward are essential if I want to excel in this subject. I realize that if my grades did not meet my standards, it just mean that I did not try hard enough; I did not study hard enough. I want to be the protagonist in my own life instead of being an antagonist. My ambitions for college have been cultivated in this vision of always studying and advancing and any obstacle obstructing me must be defeated. Therefore, with my passion for economics and sheer determination, I kept myself busy by reading up more on economics reference books, economic- related magazines and consulting my economics tutor in my own time. My resolve was proven when I finally managed to break the glass ceiling and receive outstanding grades for economics. I continued to receive good grades in this subject for the duration of my study in junior college. Now I am proud of myself. Overcoming these challenges taught me about persistence and about being unfaltering in the face of adversities. Today, I would often try to push myself even more so that I can face new opponents and when I want to pursue something, I will charge forward like an enraged ram, dashing until my ambitions are met.

Every new struggle and challenge changes a person. It breeds character and prepares the individual for the next obstacle in the game of life. My background has allowed me to have the ability to take pride in my work and appreciate the opportunities I have been presented with. With the confidence and unbreakable perseverance I have developed triumphing over all of these difficulties, I know these qualities will help me excel in college and it will undoubtedly allow me to succeed in any facet of life.

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Thank you very much for helping me :)
kids_jessy   
Dec 16, 2008
Undergraduate / Question regarding Uni of Virginia supplement essay [9]

I just have another question regarding the essay that I have written. Do you think it fits the prompt and is there any part of the content that needs improvement?

I will start working on another essay, and will take note of the above points that you have mentioned.

Thank you!
kids_jessy   
Dec 16, 2008
Undergraduate / Question regarding Uni of Virginia supplement essay [9]

Hi, I'm done with the first draft of my essay and I decided to go ahead with the optical illusion images idea. I would like to seek some general comments on the content of my essay (whether it answers the prompt). I would also need some critique on the grammar and language of this essay. I feel that my language is not very proficient, thus any editing will be very much appreciated.

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What work of art, music, science, mathematics, or literature has surprised, unsettled, or challenged you, and in what way?

Looking down the aisle, a black and white picture which depicts the side profiles of two heads facing each other, in front of a white background, caught my eye. At first glimpse, I thought this was just another image of two people; however, as I walked closer and looked into the picture again, I was surprised to find myself looking at a white vase on a black background.

I later found out that the face/ vase image is known as the Rubin's Vase, a famous cognitive optical illusion developed in 1915 by the Danish psychologist Edgar Rubin. After this experience, I developed an interest in images made up of optical illusions. After some research on the Internet, I discovered that some images are generated by making use of the illusion created by our eyes which leads to misinterpretation by our brains. While others form shapes of various contours depending on which side of the line is regarded as the part of the figure.

Before I came into contact with these optical illusion pictures, I perceive reality as things that I see or I knew; something that was limited to my knowledge and experiences. However, nowadays, I came to understand the need for us to look beyond the surface and not be misled by what our eyes see. Indeed, ideas behind optical illusion question man's visual representation of the world around him and man's perception of reality. What we see might not be the reality; it might be illusions, like how the images have deceived us.

Moreover, just as the face/vase image may give rise to two completely shapes depending on how we look at them, it is also important for us to look at situations and issues from different perspectives. Now whenever I am confronted with a problem, I will no longer only consider the usual conventional approach but I will try to think out of the box. This concept, in a way, has broadened my thinking and increased my aspiration to search for perspectives and solutions beyond the obvious.

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In addition, do you think it's appropriate if I want to expand on this idea to answer the essay prompt as below:

Write an essay that explains why you've been intrigued by an idea, concept, or theory you have encountered. This idea can come from either a traditional academic discipline - such as history, science, philosophy, or mathematics - or from fields such as film, engineering, art, or politics.

In planning your essay, bear the following in mind: we are looking for evidence of your specific, first- hand response to an idea or theory. Your essay should identify and explain if you have a personal, unique, or notable relation to it. Then, analyze the concept with as much detail and depth as possible, explaining how your engagement with this idea changed or broadened your thinking.


THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!!
kids_jessy   
Dec 13, 2008
Undergraduate / Question regarding Uni of Virginia supplement essay [9]

Thanks Kevin and Sean for your opinions :) Regarding Allegory of the cave, I have actually read that. So which one do you all think is better for me to convey my idea in the essay, Plato's Allegory of the cave or the optical illusion images? Will it be too profound and abstruse if I use the Allegory of the cave?

Thank you again!
kids_jessy   
Dec 13, 2008
Undergraduate / Question regarding Uni of Virginia supplement essay [9]

The question is "what work of art, music, science, mathematics or literature has surprised, unsettled, or challenged you, and in what way?"

The subject matter that I had chosen is pictures & images that made use of optical illusions. What I am going to talk about is that there is a need for us to look beyond the surface and not be misled by what our eyes see. What we see might not be the reality; it might be illusions, like how the images have deceived us. Also, it is important for us to look at things from different perspectives. For example, there are some pictures that may give completely different images depending on how we look at them.

I would like to know if this is a good approach to take for this essay and whether there is a need for me to specify a certain image or can I just use the general term.

Any comments or suggestions are very much appreciated :) Thank you very much!
kids_jessy   
Dec 11, 2008
Essays / A letter to my first-year roommate. I have no idea what to talk about. [19]

Hi, I believe this essay requires you to talk about your personal qualities. Remember that college essays usually wants you to talk about who you are so that the admissions officer can get a glimpse of what kind of person you are. Yup, so you might want to consider writing in that direction.

Hope this helps :D All the best
kids_jessy   
Dec 8, 2008
Undergraduate / Different viewpoints - what do you find most appealing about columbia [6]

I'm not too sure of the prompt and what is minimum word required of this essay, but i personally find it a bit too short.

You might want to consider discussing about the various aspects of Columbia that attracts you, e.g. landscape, geogrpahical locations, courses available in school and the school culture.

Yup, just my own thoughts on this essay. Hope it helps :)
kids_jessy   
Nov 28, 2008
Undergraduate / Misreading the topic? - UC prompt 1 [4]

Hi, would it be better if you could describe more about the world you came from? I find that the focus is more about the society you come from.

Yup, just my two cents worth of thought :) Hope it helps..
kids_jessy   
Nov 24, 2008
Undergraduate / 'my grades did not meet my standards' - University of California PROMPT #2 [3]

I would like this essay to be critiqued upon with regard to content (whether this has answered the prompt adequately) and any other grammatical errors. Thank you!

Tell us about a personal quality, talent, accomplishment, contribution or experience that is important to you. What about this quality or accomplishment makes you proud and how does it relate to the person you are?

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Among all of my qualities and talents, I feel that diligence, responsibility and perseverance are the most important qualities to me. It provided me with an opportunity to develop myself into a person that is highly motivated and eager to participate in new tasks & challenges.

From a young age, I have always had a keen interest in monetary matters and have developed a genuine interest in the field of economics. Thus, when I entered junior college two years ago, I decided to take up economics as one of my subjects to build up fundamentals and prepare myself for college courses. Indeed, I was intrigued by the mechanisms behind those economic concepts and the analytical approach required by the study of economics. However, as this subject was one which I had never taken before, thus there was a long time when I struggled with my economics classes. Nevertheless, I told myself that I should not throw in the towel that easily; instead I made it as a challenge for myself and set it as the obstacle that I had to face.

I understand that being responsible for my studies and putting my best foot forward are essential if I want to excel in this subject. I realize that if my grades did not meet my standards, it just mean that I did not try hard enough; I did not study hard enough. I want to be the protagonist in my own life instead of being an antagonist. My ambitions for college have been cultivated in this vision of always studying and advancing and any obstacle obstructing me must be defeated. Therefore, with my passion for economics and sheer determination, I kept myself busy by reading up more on economics reference books, economic- related magazines and consulting my economics tutor in my own time. My resolve was proven when I finally managed to break the glass ceiling and receive outstanding grades for economics. I continued to receive good grades in this subject for the duration of my study in junior college. Now I am proud of myself. Overcoming these challenges taught me about persistence and about being unfaltering in the face of adversities. Today, I would often try to push myself even more so that I can face new opponents and when I want to pursue something, I will charge forward like an enraged ram, dashing until my ambitions are met.

Every new struggle and challenge changes a person. It breeds character and prepares the individual for the next obstacle in the game of life. My background has allowed me to have the ability to take pride in my work and appreciate the opportunities I have been presented with. With the confidence and unbreakable perseverance I have developed triumphing over all of these difficulties, I know these qualities will help me excel in college and it will undoubtedly allow me to succeed in any facet of life.

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Thank you! Any comments will be very much appreciated :D
kids_jessy   
Oct 5, 2008
Undergraduate / Jigsaw puzzles / Singaporean experience - Diversity Essays [5]

Hi, I would like to have these essays to be edited and critiqued upon. Thank you!

Describe the world you come from - for example, your family, community or school - and tell us how your world shaped your dreams and aspirations [approximately 500 words]

"I used to dread solving jigsaw puzzles, but one experience with the game two years ago changed my perception. Now, not only do I enjoy assuming the role of a puzzle solver, I also like to examine the many pieces of the puzzle and try to find the correlation between them, thereby using these relationships to piece the puzzles together into a diverse yet beautiful picture. As I solve more and more puzzles these days, I realize that just as jigsaw puzzles are comprised of many seemingly unrelated small and interlocking pieces which produce a complete masterpiece when all the jigsaw pieces are pieced together, the world I lived in is actually a collage of puzzles as well.

My multifaceted background and experiences can be portrayed by thetwo different types of puzzle pieces, the edge ones and the filling ones. These experiences have put together to shape me into whom I am today.

As a Singaporean, I often see myself as part of a "melting pot" of ideas, cultures, and people, in which different cultures and heritages have assimilated and evolved to create a single unique "Singaporean" culture.

Just as a jigsaw puzzle is never complete without its very important filling pieces, my family forms the other important aspect of my life. Since I was young, my parents have inculcated in me a great deal of perseverance, humility, responsibility and respect. Thus, these values eventually became the set of principles that I always stick to, allowing myself to look at things from different perspectives and to demonstrate a responsible personality to move towards my goals with great perseverance. I have learned much from my family. Without them I would not be the person I am today. I hope that with my values and the lessons learned from my parents I will be able to attain the educational pursuit which will equip me with the necessary knowledge for future studies.

During the two- week exchange program, we were given the opportunity to interact and attend classes together with the Chinese students. We talked about almost everything under the sun, from their daily activities to the incalculable types of Chinese cuisines from the different regions of China. They introduced the different regional Chinese cuisines, which are collectively better known as the "Eight Great Traditions" (八大菜系), to us while we enthralled them with the names of an entire range of local delights that are truly distinctive to Singapore ; the delectable Bat Kut Teh (pork- rib soup served in a broth of Chinese herbs and spices), the fragrant Hainanese chicken rice, and the Peranakan dishes which combines Chinese, Malay, and other cultural influences into an unique flavour.

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If possible, please give me some comments regarding the contents of the essay as I am not sure if I had adequately answered the essay questions.

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