After my sister came back from Abu Dhabi, I set out to find what made a so reserved girl prattle 24/7. She went on and on: NYU this; NYU that. For her to be impassioned about something then it must be really special. Little did I know that my curiosity would grow into a stronger passion.
Having a knack for learning new things outside class and making new acquaintances, I was immediately moved by NYU's multicultural society. Studying at NYU, I get to meet people from all walks of life and learn about diverse cultures: I will be surrounded by some of the most intelligent, creative, and interesting people from around the world; I could become a polyglot; I join and help promote the global village. In a class where everyone was from a different country, I can traverse the whole world within campus and even if that doesn't happen, the school's numerous internship and global opportunities will take me places. At NYUAD, I'd be prepared for a future that takes internationalism and cooperation seriously.
NYUAD's robust research environment accompanied with it's liberal arts curriculum is also going to fashion a more creative and innovative me. I had been restricted to almost no research in high school. The little me, who liked to explore, to use his imagination, to make action figures out of paper due to his lack of toys, had died. NYU would be his chance to resurrect. I will learn about the world at large rather than ending up a technical expert in only one field. My passion for music will also be enhanced as the core curriculum at NYU explores varied modes of thinking and human creativity from science and technology to literature and music. The music ensembles will be at my disposal hence incorporating a little art in my future career. An education from NYUAD is bound to secure my future in diverse number of areas.
NYUAD's small sized community and it's 10:1 student to faculty ratio, assures students (which I crave to be a part of) in-depth understanding of lessons that are thought. With a friendly and an inquisitive nature, I seek to employ this to my advantage; getting the tinniest bit of information from well equipped lectures and professors on campus.
Having lived in a tropic zone for all my life, it might seem strange why to express interest in another hot environment when I can choose otherwise, but hey it's Abu Dhabi for crying out loud!
Having a knack for learning new things outside class and making new acquaintances, I was immediately moved by NYU's multicultural society. Studying at NYU, I get to meet people from all walks of life and learn about diverse cultures: I will be surrounded by some of the most intelligent, creative, and interesting people from around the world; I could become a polyglot; I join and help promote the global village. In a class where everyone was from a different country, I can traverse the whole world within campus and even if that doesn't happen, the school's numerous internship and global opportunities will take me places. At NYUAD, I'd be prepared for a future that takes internationalism and cooperation seriously.
NYUAD's robust research environment accompanied with it's liberal arts curriculum is also going to fashion a more creative and innovative me. I had been restricted to almost no research in high school. The little me, who liked to explore, to use his imagination, to make action figures out of paper due to his lack of toys, had died. NYU would be his chance to resurrect. I will learn about the world at large rather than ending up a technical expert in only one field. My passion for music will also be enhanced as the core curriculum at NYU explores varied modes of thinking and human creativity from science and technology to literature and music. The music ensembles will be at my disposal hence incorporating a little art in my future career. An education from NYUAD is bound to secure my future in diverse number of areas.
NYUAD's small sized community and it's 10:1 student to faculty ratio, assures students (which I crave to be a part of) in-depth understanding of lessons that are thought. With a friendly and an inquisitive nature, I seek to employ this to my advantage; getting the tinniest bit of information from well equipped lectures and professors on campus.
Having lived in a tropic zone for all my life, it might seem strange why to express interest in another hot environment when I can choose otherwise, but hey it's Abu Dhabi for crying out loud!
