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I have fallen in love with UNCW after first-hand seeing it for myself last summer. I know a lot of alumni from UNCW and have heard nothing but positive things about the school, teachers, and its courses. I am interested in majoring marketing or business and UNCW excels in both of these areas for me. In addition, it provides many courses that assist me in meeting my goals for my career. I would love to attend UNCW because it is close to my hometown but also far enough to where I can be an independent. Not only do I believe the University of North Carolina Wilmington is the right fit for me and my future career but also has every aspect that I am looking for in a college. It has the perfect location, the perfect size, very affordable, and the

I decided to attend North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University because I wanted a HBCU experience. For most my life, I was surrounded by diversity. The schools I attended had a healthy balance of students from all races. Even though that was good I wanted a change of environment. Throughout high school I was taught the bare minimum of black history. Each year, the great deeds of Martin Luther King Jr., Harriet Tubman, and Rosa Parks were drilled into my head. When I toured A&T they provided me with information on black history that I was not even aware of. After the tour, I made my decision to attend A&T and gain more knowledge. When I came to college the biggest challenge I faced was time management.

I am applying to the University of Oregon School of Law to compliment my experiences as an undergraduate and to take the next step on my path towards my professional goals. In order to become a successful legal professional in the field of international human rights, one needs to understand the intricate complexities of global communities. The University of Oregon School of Law will broaden my vantage point to encompass other legal realities of migration and human rights. The academics, programs, and faculty in the University of Oregon School of Law will facilitate my career development, and also expand upon what I have learned thus far as an undergraduate. If admitted, I would tailor my studies to meet my interests in migrant populations and subsequently, use my law degree to aid vulnerable populations.

Two colleges I would like to attend is High Point University and UNC Pembroke. I would like to attend High Point because it is near both Winston-Salem and Greensboro. UNC Pembroke is also a great option to attend to because I noticed that the campus is closed off which will help in staying focus but it’s not as close to the city. My academic interest is in natural science involving biology but also math. My social interests is doing activities in the city in order to have a separation from campus life.

The qualities that differentiate a good pharmacist from an excellent one is confidence, superior education and independence of the person. University of the Pacific (UOP) not only helps to instill these skills, but it is their mission. In order to be the best pharmacist I can be I want to be educated by a facility that has the students best interest in mind and I know UOP will be my best option. I am looking for quality education to prepare me for my future career, a place that puts students first and one with an excellent reputation. All of these qualities are met and surpassed by UOP and the evidence is in the pharmacists that are working in the field today.

Being an immigrant in a big city like New York, not everyone, has an opportunity to go to a university that includes different cultures. The diversity helps individual to accept the differences of others. The multicultural environment can help me feel accepted by my peers and get to know about other cultures. There will be many students and staff that I will be able to relate to. This can help me get a broader view of education and knowledge. Everyone has to face difficulties being in this city, but it also makes the individual tougher. It motivates people to learn more about others struggle and make them their strength. Being in NYU will help me find myself and learn about different opportunities. Often, immigrants are seen as “second-class

With the changing demographics of UW Bothell, diversity and social issues today are increasingly being addressed by students. Current student participation is rising with established clubs and new clubs. The current club structure is connecting like-minded students who want to establish a space where they can help and educate others about what they deem important. These clubs have encouraged students to devote time to global and social issues that mirror localized activism.

New Orleans is a city that has always been immensely fascinating to me. I love that every street corner is teeming with culture and excitement. I have been visiting New Orleans ever since I was a young child and I love it. The energy of the city is so uplifting and inspiring. Earlier this year when I first learned about Tulane, I was ecstatic and couldn’t wait to apply. My hometown of Austin, Texas is also a city filled to the brim with life and culture, but it is so different from New Orleans. Attending Tulane would be a major challenge for me but one that I would be extremely willing to take on. I would be exposed to so many new things and would be forced to step out of my comfort zone. It would be a thrilling opportunity to live in such a unique city during a time when I am exploring who I am. I particularly love how Tulane incorporates the local culture into school activities. The crawfish boils and Mardi Gras traditions are things that I have not been exposed to in Texas, and I would be excited to experience them at Tulane.

Smith College is known as the school that gives opportunities to any women in the world regardless their background. As a future government student focusing on international relations, I believe that the multicultural environment that Smith College has will teach me to embrace the cultural and ideological diversity of the world, a key characteristic that I need to adopt for my major. Attending to Smith will keep empowering me as a woman and leader. The holistic approach of the government program, open curriculum and the fact that it is part of the Five College Consortium will allow me to select the classes that are required and the ones that I am interested in. Smith will present me the opportunity of developing my own research investigation

There are many factors that make USD a stand out among the other schools I am applying to. The smaller size of the school appeals to me as I believe this encourages a sense of community. With a student/faculty ratio of 15:1, I won’t just be another face. I will get to know my classmates and professors very much over the course of my 4-year degree. As a practicing Catholic, I appreciate the spiritual orientation of a Catholic school and the opportunities that it provides for both community service and leadership.

I am very excited to apply to Laurentian University. After much research, I could not think of a better school to receive an education from. As someone who is very interested in continuing my education from a distance, I love what LU has to offer to me and believe that I am able to offer much to it. After working with an orphanage and a women’s shelter while on an exchange program, I have realized that being an advocate for those who are unable to speak for themselves is something that I am passionate about and would love to pursue a career in. The online sociology course with a minor in women’s studies through Laurentian is exactly the course I am looking for to help me achieve my goal. There are many pros to taking online courses but also many cons. However, I believe that through the flexible schedule and the accessible help that Laurentian offers many of the con’s have been avoided. This proves to me that LU truly does put the education of their students first and I am confident that this would allow me to reach my fullest potential. After completion of this course, I plan to use my acquired knowledge and skills to help the

The diversity at Notre Dame is inspiring. There are so many people of different ethnic backgrounds, religions, and origins. It is extremely fascinating for each person to learn about the ways of another and how everyone's diversity makes them unique. The diversity of everyone at Notre Dame is accepted and is used to learn about others around world. Before attending Notre Dame, I attended a school that was primarily of one race and was not able to learn about different types of people. At Notre Dame, I have made friends from different parts of the world and have been able to learn about their homeland and culture from their stories. It is heartwarming that how at Notre Dame the diversity of everyone is welcome and no one is excluded from the

Forest Hills Northern is an extremely diverse school. I consider myself lucky for being able to participate in activities such as our international fair, where students can open a booth for their home country and educate other students about their local culture and cuisine. I'm a strong believer in the idea that diversity is essential to having a good educational experience. I'm specifically seeking out schools that share my same ideals. I've also sought cultural experiences outside of traditional classwork. Last summer I took a backpacking course through the National Outdoor Leadership School in Washington. I met people from all over the country; some came from as far as California or Rhode Island. When you spend thirty days in the wilderness

The Dean Rusk International Studies Program has convinced me that my dreams at Davidson College matter. I have always wanted an opportunity to acquire a global education and work with other fellows to make a difference in the lives of others. To me, this program will not only equip me with experience and skills for my personal and academic development, it will also transform me into the innovative and capable leader I envision myself to be. I see this scheme as a stepping stone for my desire to be of service as a health advocate in Ghana and Africa.

My experience at DLI was very enlightening. I learned a lot about myself and other cultures. I thought I knew a lot about diversity because UCO is more diverse than my previous university, OSU. However, after coming back to Edmond, I realized that Oklahoma is really not diverse at all. On the first night of being in D.C. I went out to dinner with my aunt. The restaurant that we went to was called Busboys and Poets, and it was a restaurant, bar and book store combined. When we were walking to our seats, I couldn’t help but notice the amount of black people in the restaurant. Almost 90% of the diners were black. This was my first culture shock because I have never seen that many black people in a congregated area.