Jennyflower81
Dec 30, 2012
Undergraduate / Essay on the remarkable Dr. Crenshaw; Common App [3]
Hi :) Your essay sounds great to me, I can make a few suggestions.
At first sight, the Salk Institute for Biological Studies looked like an appropriate compilation of concrete that echoed its dry name.
Not so sure about this opening sentence, only because it seems kind of negative, but it works if you really want to keep it, because you are simply being honest.
My predisposition was so strong that I hardly believed the young, bright-eyed woman at the podium when she introduced herself as Dr. Crenshaw.
This sentence is a little awkward. You could say it like this: "My predisposition vanished as a young, bright-eyed woman stood at the podium; she introduced herself as Dr. Crenshaw."
YetT he stories and lessons she shared to us were too vibrant and passionate to ignore. In fact, it was Dr. Crenshaw's lecture that inspired me to go intopursue some research.
Yet suchThese enlightening conversations were far andfewsparse in our class's humdrum curriculum,and somaking science seem just that: boring.
Her lecture ignited my interest in biology.
... that research was very much the pursuit of curiosity.
and for the purpose of finding a solution to a scientific problem.
Hi :) Your essay sounds great to me, I can make a few suggestions.
At first sight, the Salk Institute for Biological Studies looked like an appropriate compilation of concrete that echoed its dry name.
Not so sure about this opening sentence, only because it seems kind of negative, but it works if you really want to keep it, because you are simply being honest.
My predisposition was so strong that I hardly believed the young, bright-eyed woman at the podium when she introduced herself as Dr. Crenshaw.
This sentence is a little awkward. You could say it like this: "My predisposition vanished as a young, bright-eyed woman stood at the podium; she introduced herself as Dr. Crenshaw."
Her lecture ignited my interest in biology.
... that research was very much the pursuit of curiosity.
and for the purpose of finding a solution to a scientific problem.