1. Describe a trait or characteristic that has been passed along to you by your family. Tell us why you like or dislike this aspect of yourself.
A trait that has been passed onto me by my family is freedom. Since I was a young child, my parents liked to travel without any worries, at least once every month. As I grow, traveling became a big part of my life, and freedom was a big joy I can get out of it. Freedom took a big place when I came to high school. I chose public high school for freedom rather than better education from specialized high school, but I never regretted it. Freedom has been my family trait, and I always liked it.
2. New York City is an essential element of academic and cultural life at NYU. If you could engage in an activity or start a club or service organization at NYU, what would it be and how would you envision it impacting the larger community?
There are many jobs and companies in NYC, and many internship jobs that are getting offered by those companies. To maximize the chances that are given to the students, I'll start the Internship Club. Students who join the club will experience different internships given by different companies, and share the experience in the meeting. By sharing the experience, every student will gather information on different jobs, compare the internships, and give students more chances on different jobs.
3. You have been selected to sing in a talent show. What song would you choose?
I would sing Fix You by Coldplay. Not just because Coldplay is one of my favorite bands, Fix you has a special meaning to me. Fix You is the song that gave me hopes when I was tired, when I was lonely, and when I wanted to give up. The lyrics and the melody seem like to have a magical power, which gives listener hopes when they need it. I'm pretty sure there are people who need hopes in their life in a talent show, and I hope they can feel the magic of the song like me
4. Please tell us what led you to select your anticipated academic program and/or NYU school/ college, and what interests you most about your intended discipline.
still working on it lol
A trait that has been passed onto me by my family is freedom. Since I was a young child, my parents liked to travel without any worries, at least once every month. As I grow, traveling became a big part of my life, and freedom was a big joy I can get out of it. Freedom took a big place when I came to high school. I chose public high school for freedom rather than better education from specialized high school, but I never regretted it. Freedom has been my family trait, and I always liked it.
2. New York City is an essential element of academic and cultural life at NYU. If you could engage in an activity or start a club or service organization at NYU, what would it be and how would you envision it impacting the larger community?
There are many jobs and companies in NYC, and many internship jobs that are getting offered by those companies. To maximize the chances that are given to the students, I'll start the Internship Club. Students who join the club will experience different internships given by different companies, and share the experience in the meeting. By sharing the experience, every student will gather information on different jobs, compare the internships, and give students more chances on different jobs.
3. You have been selected to sing in a talent show. What song would you choose?
I would sing Fix You by Coldplay. Not just because Coldplay is one of my favorite bands, Fix you has a special meaning to me. Fix You is the song that gave me hopes when I was tired, when I was lonely, and when I wanted to give up. The lyrics and the melody seem like to have a magical power, which gives listener hopes when they need it. I'm pretty sure there are people who need hopes in their life in a talent show, and I hope they can feel the magic of the song like me
4. Please tell us what led you to select your anticipated academic program and/or NYU school/ college, and what interests you most about your intended discipline.
still working on it lol