Baylor Uni.
Why do you want to attend Baylor U. and how do you see yourself contributing to the community at Baylor?
As I sat with my laptop, I was suddenly joined by my friends who thought it best to discuss future college plans amongst friends. I agreed and began showing them my research on colleges with a reputation for a top-notch pre-medical program and as I showed them, I heard one of them enthusiastically shout "Hey man, you should check out Baylor, it's one of the best colleges for what you're looking for!". "Sure David, I'll check it out later", I responded however apathetically. Throughout our discussion, David relentlessly suggested I check out Baylor now. Adamant in his tone I eventually agreed. Upon my findings, I could finally see what David was arduously droning on and on about. One of the first things I noticed was the diversity. For as far as I can recall, I've lived in relatively towns and communities with limited exposure to diverse cultures. I'm very intrigued by the idea of experiencing these cultures in all their entirety as much as I can. I went back to David to get a better understanding as to why he felt so strongly about Baylor. He told me he had a couple cousins who attended Baylor and they told him of the experiences they had there and it seems like their time at Baylor was certainly life-changing to say the least. Hearing all this prompted me to apply. Also, contributing to the community at Baylor is something I could only hope for. I get along with people really well and I like knowing that a group of people can help make a better community. I take pride in doing a good job and I like participating in organizations that are going to help make a difference.
Why do you want to attend Baylor U. and how do you see yourself contributing to the community at Baylor?
As I sat with my laptop, I was suddenly joined by my friends who thought it best to discuss future college plans amongst friends. I agreed and began showing them my research on colleges with a reputation for a top-notch pre-medical program and as I showed them, I heard one of them enthusiastically shout "Hey man, you should check out Baylor, it's one of the best colleges for what you're looking for!". "Sure David, I'll check it out later", I responded however apathetically. Throughout our discussion, David relentlessly suggested I check out Baylor now. Adamant in his tone I eventually agreed. Upon my findings, I could finally see what David was arduously droning on and on about. One of the first things I noticed was the diversity. For as far as I can recall, I've lived in relatively towns and communities with limited exposure to diverse cultures. I'm very intrigued by the idea of experiencing these cultures in all their entirety as much as I can. I went back to David to get a better understanding as to why he felt so strongly about Baylor. He told me he had a couple cousins who attended Baylor and they told him of the experiences they had there and it seems like their time at Baylor was certainly life-changing to say the least. Hearing all this prompted me to apply. Also, contributing to the community at Baylor is something I could only hope for. I get along with people really well and I like knowing that a group of people can help make a better community. I take pride in doing a good job and I like participating in organizations that are going to help make a difference.