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Mar 20, 2013
Undergraduate / I can easily adapt to a new environment; Transfer College Essay [4]
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My second semester of college, I transferred from Saint Michael's College in Vermont to the University of Massachusetts, Boston. Most people would assume that it was difficult for me to adapt from a small college in quiet suburbs to a huge, diverse university in a noisy city. However, because I had some experience in relocating when I immigrated to United States from Vietnam, I easily adapted to the new environment. In fact, I loved both of the colleges that I attended. Saint Michael's had a smaller class size and amazing students and professors. I met interesting people from around the world, joined in Vietnamese community, and became fascinated with a new environment in a bigger city in Umass Boston.
Now that I am in my sophomore year going to junior year, I soon came to realize that the school does not offer the exact major I now hope to pursue. I'm majoring in Biology, but the program in Umass Boston is strongly focused business management and culture. Unknowingly, I am interesting in medical field more and more. When I heard from my friend who are currently attending Umass Amherst, I was impressed by the offer it has in a biology and Health Science major. I hope to broaden and deepen my knowledge in biology by attending Umass Amherst, participate in more summer internship, volunteer at clinic, and eventually go to the medical school.
I have made many good friends at Umass Boston, and enjoy the city environment. However, I do have two non-academic reasons for being interest in Umass Amherst. I applied to Umass Boston because I wanted to visit my grandmother every week since she was in her final stage of lung cancer and I also wanted to get experience in urban environment- I come from a small town in West Springfield. Now that I been in Boston for over one year, I find myself don't belong here. I am more comfortable with suburbs, and Umass Amherst would be a great match for me.
Another reason is I realized that I was starting to sacrifice my schoolwork for my social life and my grades starting to slip. Therefore, I firmly believe that I want to belong to a university that has an active spirit of studying, a new environment, and a fresh start.
As my transcript shows, I had done well at my secondary school and at Saint Michael's College but my grades started to slip when I am in Boston. I am convinced I would grow, do well at Umass Amherst, and your program in Biology perfectly match my goals.
Thank You So Much! I change my essay a bit. Can you please make some comments? Thanks again!
My second semester of college, I transferred from Saint Michael's College in Vermont to the University of Massachusetts, Boston. Most people would assume that it was difficult for me to adapt from a small college in quiet suburbs to a huge, diverse university in a noisy city. However, because I had some experience in relocating when I immigrated to United States from Vietnam, I easily adapted to the new environment. In fact, I loved both of the colleges that I attended. Saint Michael's had a smaller class size and amazing students and professors. I met interesting people from around the world, joined in Vietnamese community, and became fascinated with a new environment in a bigger city in Umass Boston.
Now that I am in my sophomore year going to junior year, I soon came to realize that the school does not offer the exact major I now hope to pursue. I'm majoring in Biology, but the program in Umass Boston is strongly focused business management and culture. Unknowingly, I am interesting in medical field more and more. When I heard from my friend who are currently attending Umass Amherst, I was impressed by the offer it has in a biology and Health Science major. I hope to broaden and deepen my knowledge in biology by attending Umass Amherst, participate in more summer internship, volunteer at clinic, and eventually go to the medical school.
I have made many good friends at Umass Boston, and enjoy the city environment. However, I do have two non-academic reasons for being interest in Umass Amherst. I applied to Umass Boston because I wanted to visit my grandmother every week since she was in her final stage of lung cancer and I also wanted to get experience in urban environment- I come from a small town in West Springfield. Now that I been in Boston for over one year, I find myself don't belong here. I am more comfortable with suburbs, and Umass Amherst would be a great match for me.
Another reason is I realized that I was starting to sacrifice my schoolwork for my social life and my grades starting to slip. Therefore, I firmly believe that I want to belong to a university that has an active spirit of studying, a new environment, and a fresh start.
As my transcript shows, I had done well at my secondary school and at Saint Michael's College but my grades started to slip when I am in Boston. I am convinced I would grow, do well at Umass Amherst, and your program in Biology perfectly match my goals.