(2000 courses) + (play Tar) + (Shahid Ejei) + Liberty + Photography - Yale's short

What in particular about Yale has influenced your decision to apply?
I think 2000 courses available each year is a great point about Yale. I've always had problems with choosing only some limited and fixed courses through the secondary school. Sometimes, you are interested in different subjects, but you cannot study all of them. I believe that I won't have this problem at Yale.

I also like to have a close relation with my teachers. The low student-to-faculty ratio and programs such as the PSE will help me to reach this goal at Yale.

What would you do with a free afternoon tomorrow?
It's the best time to play Tar- which is an Iranian musical instrument. You need a sensitive feeling for playing Tar, and I think autumn gives you this sense.

Recall a compliment you received that you especially value. What was it? From whom did it come?
When I told my father that Shahid Ejei School had admitted me, he was in the garage and his hands were covered by grease, but he embraced me and said, "Good job my son, good job!"

If you could witness one moment in history, what would it be and why?
I really like to see the" Unveiling of the Statue of Liberty" On October 28, 1886. I think its unveiling is a symbol of human's freedom and freedom-loving.

What do you wish you were better at being or doing?
I'd like to be better at photography. I really like recording beautiful natural scenes, but I'm not a professional photographer. I hope to fulfill this dream soon.

If you were choosing students to form a Yale class, what question would you ask here that we have not?
"What plans do you have with the education you'd like to receive?"

First question: Go more in-depth on the topic. What about PSE do you like? why do the programs interest you?

It's the best time to play Tar, an Iranian musical instrument. You need a sensitive feeling for playing Tar, and I think autumn gives you this sense.<-- I agree with aleage on the 2nd sentence

I really like to see the" Unveiling of the Statue of Liberty" On October 28, 1886. I think its unveiling is a symbol of human's freedom and freedom-loving. I think you should stick to one "freedom"

Again on the third, I agree with aleage

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