Ohio Admission Essays Samples For Students

Activities

When I was a sophomore in high school, I was vice president of the Korean Club, an organization which sought to bring together Korean students, as well as educate others in Korean culture. The club was created in 2009 by myself and my friend, who acted as the president. While participating and running this club, I organized several activities to introduce Korean culture to the rest of my school and community. I taught basic Korean expressions and the Korean alphabet to my classmates and teachers. What's more, I served my fellow classmates traditional Korean foods, like Kim-Chi and Topokki. The ...

I have always envisioned holding a helm position in an overly successful business organization (that I have grown from scratch) where I am principally served with the duty of benchmarking operational efficiencies and streamlining the organization's core values. To this effect, it is only logical that I get admission into a University with an exemplary collegial environment for learning, a university that nurtures aspiration to practicable perfection, a university like The Ohio State University. I am impressed with the University’s student to faculty ratio and employer reputation score that are favorable to me in light of the achievement of my long-term goals. ...

If I could attribute one primary reason for choosing Ohio State University, it would be professor Oded Shankar. When I started my college search six months ago, I happened upon an issue of the Harvard Business Review that featured a story on Oded Shankar. Shankar was quoted as saying, “copying others’ ideas is good business. Sometimes it’s great business. And it happens more often than people think,” something that resonates with me to this day. In response to the reporter’s question as to whether or not you can be successful in business by simply copying, he said that ...

I am extremely passionate about enabling people to overcome the challenges posed by a host of speech and language related disorders as these can have a tremendously negative impact on the quality of life that a person leads. It is for this reason that I chose to pursue a career in Speech language Pathology. Having attained my license in Texas, I worked as a Speech Language Pathology Assistant. Although the job allowed me to gain valuable experience through patient interaction, I was not permitted to conduct key tasks such as testing and identification of the diagnosis. Although I was capable of devising care plans ...