ok i have written on this part wa too long and still i feel like something is miss or something is off!
i would be sooooo thankful if could help me out !!! thanks!
Considering both the specific undergraduate school or program to which you are applying and the broader University of Pennsylvania community, what academic, research, and/or extracurricular paths do you see yourself exploring at Penn
Back in the days when I was about six years old, I always proclaimed that I would like to change the world. I remember sobbing in front of the television, when I was first confronted with starving African babies. After asking my mother why the baby was starving, she answered that sadly some people are less fortunate than we are, but she also told me that I could help them. As long as I give my best, she believed that one day I could help the little babies.
My hope never vanished. As I grew older, I thought a lot about it. First, I wanted to become a doctor. Sadly, I am not able to see blood. Due to my passion to take up responsibility and leadership roles, I realized the best way to help them is to study management and finance. It does sound weird since people tend to believe that all business school students are money-mad, but this is wrong. To me economic success ties in with social responsibility. Only a true successful manager understands his role in society and his great possibility to help the ones in need. With the knowledge of management and finance I would not only be able to support the people in need financially, but also to build up their economy with the hope that one day there will be no starving babies.
Further, not only social responsibility but also cultural understanding is needed in order to work toward a better future for our world. Many conflicts have evolved through a lack of understanding between cultures. Therefore, I would love to continue my work to engage more fellow peers into cultural exchange by joining the cultural exchange club or establishing a similar club. Cultural exchange should not be a tedious topic; I would love to share my experience from my several school exchanges to Japan, France, the US and Great Britain and tell about the cultures not verbally but in action. I picture my friends and peers and I cooking together on dorm an international dinner, watching love movies from France or maybe horror movies from Japan and most importantly; having fun.
As sport connects all people throughout the world (the Soccer world cup for instance), it also plays a huge role in my life. It has always helped me balance myself even in the worst and most stressful situations; therefore I would love to join sport clubs. Secretly, I hope to join the tennis team. I started playing tennis at an age of 10 and I deeply fell in love with this sport. Sadly, after I returned from the US I was not able to continue to play in my local tennis team since my school schedule interfered with the match dates. Still, I just love to go out on the court and hit some balls with my friends. To me it is not only a great alternative to bust out stress but a great way to meet new people.
i would be sooooo thankful if could help me out !!! thanks!
Considering both the specific undergraduate school or program to which you are applying and the broader University of Pennsylvania community, what academic, research, and/or extracurricular paths do you see yourself exploring at Penn
Back in the days when I was about six years old, I always proclaimed that I would like to change the world. I remember sobbing in front of the television, when I was first confronted with starving African babies. After asking my mother why the baby was starving, she answered that sadly some people are less fortunate than we are, but she also told me that I could help them. As long as I give my best, she believed that one day I could help the little babies.
My hope never vanished. As I grew older, I thought a lot about it. First, I wanted to become a doctor. Sadly, I am not able to see blood. Due to my passion to take up responsibility and leadership roles, I realized the best way to help them is to study management and finance. It does sound weird since people tend to believe that all business school students are money-mad, but this is wrong. To me economic success ties in with social responsibility. Only a true successful manager understands his role in society and his great possibility to help the ones in need. With the knowledge of management and finance I would not only be able to support the people in need financially, but also to build up their economy with the hope that one day there will be no starving babies.
Further, not only social responsibility but also cultural understanding is needed in order to work toward a better future for our world. Many conflicts have evolved through a lack of understanding between cultures. Therefore, I would love to continue my work to engage more fellow peers into cultural exchange by joining the cultural exchange club or establishing a similar club. Cultural exchange should not be a tedious topic; I would love to share my experience from my several school exchanges to Japan, France, the US and Great Britain and tell about the cultures not verbally but in action. I picture my friends and peers and I cooking together on dorm an international dinner, watching love movies from France or maybe horror movies from Japan and most importantly; having fun.
As sport connects all people throughout the world (the Soccer world cup for instance), it also plays a huge role in my life. It has always helped me balance myself even in the worst and most stressful situations; therefore I would love to join sport clubs. Secretly, I hope to join the tennis team. I started playing tennis at an age of 10 and I deeply fell in love with this sport. Sadly, after I returned from the US I was not able to continue to play in my local tennis team since my school schedule interfered with the match dates. Still, I just love to go out on the court and hit some balls with my friends. To me it is not only a great alternative to bust out stress but a great way to meet new people.
