3. In a homily during his visit to the United States, Pope Benedict XVI stated, "Today's celebration is more than an occasion of gratitude for graces received. It is also a summons to move forward with firm resolve to use wisely the blessings of freedom, in order to build a future of hope for coming generations." How will a Notre Dame education enable you to answer the call to "use wisely the blessings of freedom, in order to build a future of hope" for others in your own way?
In Korea, parents usually limit their children's dreams to which they would have a "good" career- a lawyer, a doctor or a teacher. On the other hand, In terms of this fetter, I am free: my parents never force me for anything. They just want me to live as the God wills. I can study whatever I want in any place, and pursue my own dreams.
Living in a city with a large gap between the poor and the rich, I have desired to be the servant leader of the poor in my home city, Ilsan. Thus, I chose to use my freedom by studying Political Science at the University of Notre Dame, so that I can instill hope among the poor someday as a true politician.
Above all, the First Year of Studies of the University of Notre Dame will help me grow as a rounded expert through broad range of education; also, the school will empower me to grow different perspectives as the political science department makes students study in four kinds of fields, through 50 different courses. Moreover, various conferences provided to political science students and the school's extensive emphasis on undergraduate research, which will develop my argumentation skills, promises the university's strong support to pursue my dream.
Visualizing myself helping the poor in my hometown, I am glad that I have a freedom to what to study and who to be. Dedicating my freedom to a dream of politician, I am sure that the education at University of Notre Dame will grow me as the hope of the poor in my community.
In Korea, parents usually limit their children's dreams to which they would have a "good" career- a lawyer, a doctor or a teacher. On the other hand, In terms of this fetter, I am free: my parents never force me for anything. They just want me to live as the God wills. I can study whatever I want in any place, and pursue my own dreams.
Living in a city with a large gap between the poor and the rich, I have desired to be the servant leader of the poor in my home city, Ilsan. Thus, I chose to use my freedom by studying Political Science at the University of Notre Dame, so that I can instill hope among the poor someday as a true politician.
Above all, the First Year of Studies of the University of Notre Dame will help me grow as a rounded expert through broad range of education; also, the school will empower me to grow different perspectives as the political science department makes students study in four kinds of fields, through 50 different courses. Moreover, various conferences provided to political science students and the school's extensive emphasis on undergraduate research, which will develop my argumentation skills, promises the university's strong support to pursue my dream.
Visualizing myself helping the poor in my hometown, I am glad that I have a freedom to what to study and who to be. Dedicating my freedom to a dream of politician, I am sure that the education at University of Notre Dame will grow me as the hope of the poor in my community.