Elon University Student Analysis

Point Loma Nazarene University (PLNU) has an established community living agreement, which directs all its members on how to carry themselves within the institution’s environment, as well as in the community. The institution’s mission is to offer higher education within a Christian community where character is modeled and transformed to express Christian faith. Students who join the institution are expected to maintain good conducts, which are guided by the Holy Spirit.

As a high school senior, I spent all year searching for a compatible college that fits my requirements. I wanted a college that is affordable, so when I graduate I am not stuck with a massive debt. I wanted a campus that is has friendly people and feels like home. Finally, the college must provide me with the right skills to start my career. With those three standards in mind, I narrowed my choices to one perfect college.

Not only do I see the remarkable qualities of ECU in my family, but I did my own research as well. I visited the university this past summer and loved it! I enjoy the large size of the school, yet it didn't feel overwhelming at all;

I have attended my current school, City Honors in Buffalo, NY, since the 7th grade. While I cherish the education and experiences I gained during my six years there, my graduating class is very small and I feel ready to move forward, grow and utilize new opportunities. When I started my college search, I knew I wanted to attend a large, diverse university with strong academics and an energetic and enthusiastic setting.

Excellence motivates me to achieve, regardless of hardships and obstructions in my path. I put in effort and hard work to maintain a healthy balance with school, work, and extracurricular activities, so that I can continue to achieve. I have visited Rutgers University several times last year and each time lowered me in more and more. My first visit was to the Rutgers Camden Campus for Open House event. The information received sparked a curiosity inside of me to check out what the other campuses had to offer me. After doing much-needed research on what I really wanted to do with my life and career goals I began to have my eyes set on Rutgers University Newark Campus. I then made sure that I had to make it to the next upcoming Fall Open House to experience this wonderful campus for myself.

For my faculty member interview, I chose my historical perspectives professor, Jim Coons. In conducting the interview, I learned many interesting things about Mr. Coons and gained some insight on his views of college life.

The faculty and departmental meetings prepared me for a successful start of my college career at Seton Hill by allowing me to get to know my professors, and allowing me to receive a real insight into

There are a number of qualities that I think a VCOM student should possess. The ones that I think are most important are as follows:

At the open house, I got a chance to have an engaging conversation with some currently attending seniors [Nilay, Patrick and Celine] at the academy, and as we talked I felt that I could really relate to them, whether it be in terms of interests, hobbies

Swarthmore's potential for creating opportunities to make important connections with people and companies caught my attention. The externship program intrigued me when I visited the campus, as well as the tri-college consortium. The cash-free campus and shuttles are wonderful additions that will allow me to explore and create many memories. The proximity to the city also allows for weekend adventures, and trips home via the train stations. I love the small class sizes and close-knit community that the campus nurtures. The campus itself is a work of art. Although I enjoy exploring the city, I always feel more at home surrounded by nature and fresh air. Besides the physical attributes of Swarthmore, the people make the campus irresistible. When

From That’s Why I Chose Yale to the Hogwarts-esque competition between which is the best residential college, Yale appealed to me due to not just the exceptional students and highly esteemed professors, but also the quirky nature of its community. With extensive academic and research resources, Yale will drive me to excel in my ambitions and achieve my maximum potential while collaborating with others. Through our integrated efforts, I could broaden my knowledge in several fields and utilize an interdisciplinary approach to my work, allowing me to develop the best possible results in my field of

I’ve made friends and contacts with other students much like myself. At first, I was terrified of participating in such a large event filled with unknown faces. Being one of the two freshman invited to the event, I felt out of place. However, the people who sat near me helped me open up and as a result, I now have a sense of confidence I didn’t originally have before. Guest speakers such as Jack Andraka, Shree Bose and Nobel Prize winner Richard Roberts gave insight on the world of science and about their journey to where they are now. Thanks to their words of guidance, I was able to find a sense of ground on my future. The advice of the speakers and friends i made gave me the motivation I needed. Overall, the experience left me as an improved person and prepared for my future better than anything else I’ve

When I learned of Neumont University and subsequently applied, I did so because even as a high school senior I could recognize the immense value that Enterprise would give to a university graduate looking for employment. I believe truly in the Neumont system and I genuinely believe that I can achieve what I want to achieve after I graduate and that any setbacks that I face are caused entirely of my own accord. Being able to overcome these internal struggles that I have been fighting during my Enterprise projects would give me a boost in confidence that I’ve never felt before; a boost that will help me raise the value of the Neumont brand of Alumni when I graduate. When applying to the school I always envisioned myself being able to represent proudly a university that many don’t know of but should.

After high school, I watched all of my peers go off to four year universities and talk for hours about the college of their dreams. I could not relate—in fact, I hated almost every school I looked at. Whenever my parents would take me to any school I would complain the whole way through. Every school just did not seem to care about their students. Every tour felt vapid and like they just wanted my money. Then I saw Eau Clair. Before I even looked around at the campus, I heard about everything that Eau Clair does to try and help their students do well outside of college from the HIP idea to the councilor clusters. I was in awe about how much Eau Clair cares about their students and want to get them on the right path. After I heard about that,

That was a week from D.C. I would never forget. What astounded me weren't the beautiful buildings but the people I've met there. We've met representatives from leading aviation companies such as Lockheed Martin and NASA, an experience that made me speechless. I also enjoyed time talking to students from Pennsylvania and New Hampshire who had the same ambition as I did. I chatted with the brightest students in the nation and it in part belittled me. This was the real world, the big league. What was I compared to these prodigies? Of course a proud student who's on the same line as they are. It was that moment I decided to become the very best at what I will be doing. That and the reason that we didn't win the first place in the