People Admission Essays Samples For Students

I consider myself as culturally diverse. Culture is something that separates people from one another. However, instead of looking at it in a negative light, culture must be used for learning. I am more than willing to further explore the more about diversity. Every time I talk to different people, I learn new things, no matter how petty or random, I still feel lucky that I am given that chance to talk to them. I learned that through striking simple conversations with others, you actually get the chance to open pages of their lives. I can catch a glimpse Continue reading...

Application Admission Essay

1. Young Global Scholars Program 2013, Yale University -
Business school like case study on health and poverty issues with Yale professors and students from 46 countries. Became motivated to help and support needy.
2. National Youth Leadership Forum in Medicine 2013, UCLA
Awesome experience living at a college campus. Participated in group discussions with doctors and professors to explore opportunities in health care
3. Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, June – August 2013
Epiphany watching cure from grievous illness while volunteering at a modern patient care facility staffed with renowned doctors and famous clinicians
4. Kaiser Permanente Hospital, (2011 – Present) and Continue reading...

One particular experience I’ve had that really gave me the chance to work closely with an ethnic community was on my Senior Design project at Drexel University. The project was called “BioSand Filter for Clean Water” and was based on Bo Kluea, Thailand, a place identified by the World Health Organization to have limited access to clean water.
The advisor chose me to be part of this project because I am Thai. While it is true that I was born and raised in Thailand, being in Bo Kluea was a much different experience than growing up in Bangkok. Continue reading...

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[Company][Address 1][Address 2][Address 3]

Dear (Put entity or specific recipient here),

As any mother would attest, the most dramatic event of my life was the birth of my daughter. Through my daughter’s new life I saw the world of children, and realized that not all newborns were born into stable situations. My love for my daughter was extended to all children. I wanted the same opportunities and stability I wanted for her for everyone.
Something that I have always found interesting about studying psychology is that behind every idea there is a person, and behind every person there is a Continue reading...

One should enjoy every moment of his or her life and should make sure that he or she is able to do something of which, he or she is proud of. In my life, I have planned a lot of things but have not been able to achieve my objectives. I have always intended to become a social worker but due to the responsibilities that I had in order to support my family and my hectic schedule, I was unable to pursue my dreams of becoming a social worker and serve the society. Being socially responsible requires time and Continue reading...

Personal Statement

In life, there are many challenges and experiences that an individual goes through. These challenges can either make or break an individual. However, depending on how an individual takes these experiences, they can be experiences towards being a better person. In this perspective, I wish to give of an experience that I believe helped mold me into a better individual.

During my freshman year, I signed up as an intern to help Mayor Lee Land Yee as he was running for the post of San Francisco’s lawyer. I understood that I had to work for 8 hours per Continue reading...

Conclusion:

Media as a whole is an ancient phenomenon and has been undertaken by mankind for over

centuries. It has always helped and still helps awakening masses, keeping them aware, educating

them about their duties and making them able enough to fight for their rights. Several types of

medias have come up over the time and they have covered almost every strata of human life.

test of time. There are several other kinds that have evolved like Electronic Media, Mass

Media, News Media and numerous others.

This survey was conducted to examine how many and in what ways students use Continue reading...

Admission Essay

As an individual, I am shaped by my life experiences; everything I have been through shapes me into what I am today. In that way, I have been forged from struggle and discomfort; growing up in Sierra Leone (a small country in West Africa), my childhood was filled with conflict and corruption - ever since the Civil War which broke out in the 1990s, one borne of socioeconomic issues that left almost all of us beggars, and government corruption which ensured that no one was listening to our problems, the people of my country were (and continue to be) Continue reading...

A rapid growth of technology did bring certain advantages and disadvantages to the modern world. However, I strongly believe (or at least I would like to think so) that there are not as many flaws in technological boom as most people suppose. Perhaps, we simply did not have enough time to adapt to all the dramatic changes that took place in the way we live.
I personally consider social media and instant communication to be among the most important inventions of this era – our task is to take the best out of it and make it work for the Continue reading...

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I have experienced a great many things that I believe make me well prepared for the challenges and trials of attending medical school. I grew up in a rural area; there were not many people in my small town, and as such I got to know the few people around me very well. In this area, there are quite a few people who struggle every day to get the primary health care that they need; even more struggle to become educated on health-related matters. Watching all of these people around me work so hard for what should be Continue reading...

I first developed an interest in public health at a tender age because of my passion to serve and help other people I society. I was motivated in different ways to believe that a public health career would enable me to help humanity and make the world a good place. My interaction with different kinds of people during the early stages of my education, and the motivational influence I gained from reading people’s views and experiences were instrumental in shaping my career choice. I believe in serving other people in whatever situation they are going through. Helping people Continue reading...

Admission Essay:

I think that one of the most significant issues in health care delivery in the US is the inaccessibility of such services for the people, particularly those who are less fortunate. This is a problem now, but it can get even worse in the future if changes are not made to improve the situation.
This is of concern to me because, as an aspiring physician, my goal is not only to secure a good future for myself by having a good career but also to be of service to the people. However, given the increasing medical costs and with Continue reading...

Dear Program Director:

I am writing in support of the candidacy of Nitin [INSERT LAST NAME HERE] to your MBA program.
I had the pleasure of crossing paths with Nitin during my quest to start my own company. Starting a company is a difficult endevour, and finding the right people to is a definite challenge. After going through several rounds of interviews and meeting many people, I hired Nitin and a few other employees. Nitin was a splendid hire, and he proved to be inquistive, driven, and hard working. He was an excellent complement to the team, and was able to design Continue reading...

ESSAY 1

I got my Bachelors Business Administration degree in 2007. Since then, I have worked for a number organizations. My experience working across different cultures has been remarkably educative and exciting. I have gained invaluable skills and developed essential networks relevant to my work.

While I have had an exhilarating experience, I have faced with several setbacks as I pursue further career and personal development. One of the reasons I have decided to acquire a graduate degree in business is changing dynamics in the job market. Employers are seeking individuals harboring experience, skills and who are highly educated. Millions of Continue reading...

If I were to select an historical figure that has had the most vibrant and direct impact on me, it would be Benjamin Franklin. An American inventor, politician, philosopher and innovator, he is a figure whose resolve and imagination I have perpetually admired. He never rested, moving from discipline to discipline in an attempt to master all of them. He held an immense curiosity about the world around him, both in nature and in his fellow man. That type of altruism and sense of exploration is something I have held dear to myself, and hope I can merely come Continue reading...

From the beginning, I have always wanted to help people feel better – in my interactions with my friends and family, as well as out in the world with my fellow man. Since I was young, it was my sincere goal to do whatever I could to improve the lives of the people around me, and help them towards a positive outcome to whatever situation they may be in. When it came time for me to pick an undergraduate program, I opted to work towards a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology with a concentration in Behavioral Analysis from the Continue reading...

Choosing to complete your bachelor’s degree at X is a major life decision. Looking back over your life, what do you see as the major events, experiences, accomplishments, and failures that have brought you to where you are today?
Born and brought up in Kenya until I was seven years old, I had to move to Sweden along with my parents. They made the decision to move to Sweden with little or no input and discussion with me. In retrospect, now I do understand and concur with their resolution to uproot the entire family and move across the Continue reading...

Admission Essay for Master of Public Health Bloomberg School John Hobkins

Growing up in Makkah, Saudi Arabia, where 4-5 million people came at once from different corners of the world was often challenging, because the city lack a proper health system, although it benefited of good financial opportunities. I come from a good, low-income family, and while I was growing up, I was travelling with my father, who was a truck driver, to small villages. This is how I got to know the socioeconomic status of Saudi Arabia and I understood that people suffer and often died of preventable diseases. The lack of proper medical education brought me repeatedly in Continue reading...

When I think about why I would like to attend NYU, I consider the myriad improvements I’ve made to my own character throughout the years, as well as the highly specific goals I have set for myself in the future. Self-actualization is the process of realizing one's full potential - to really work hard and find out what you are capable of. Understanding the mind has been a particular passion of mine for a very long time - ever since my teenage years, I have struggled with my endless curiosity about why people do the things they do. Continue reading...

How a recent world development impacted me?

Not a day passes these days that some news really hit you hard. How could I not miss Osama Bin Laden’s killing being splashed everywhere? It was on Yahoo news, CNN flashed it for days, talk shows, colleagues and friends suddenly found something to gloat around. It filled us a week’s quota on the social calendar. It brought poignant memories of the World Trade Center. I guess terrorism is a subject best left handled by the Administration. Continue reading...

Personal Statement

As a senior house officer in the surgical department at Second March Hospital, I have received a principally well-rounded education in the Medicine field, complemented by various researches based on several scientific activities. In November 2008, I was appointed an administrator in the same faculty, a position I have held ever since.

My interest in the health care field started whilst I was in secondary school. I was initially introduced to many diverse features of the medical field as a member of the Libyan board program for medicine. My additional research experience in the Sebha University under Continue reading...

When people asked me what undergraduate degree I finished, I would answer, “I graduated from American University of Beirut with a degree in Computer Science in 2004.” Then, people will immediately add the question, are you planning to take your master’s degree? My response would sound like this,” Of course, I will enrol myself in a master’s degree in Business Administration.” Once I have uttered those words, people would often look at me like I have suddenly grew two other heads or something and will bombard me with additional questions like, why are you pursuing that degree Continue reading...

Overview

It is designed to ensure that you have goals and objectives planned for what you want to achieve from your Co-operative Education Placement (CPO) organisation and to provide you with a solid foundation for the rest of the academic programme.

Please note that throughout your Learning Framework you must:

- apply concepts, models, frameworks, theories and/or technical competencies from your major, and other areas of study
- use authoritative sources
- provide in-text references in APA (6th ed.)
- update your Reference List with the full reference (APA 6th ed.)

Throughout Co-operative Education you will be focusing on how you are achieving the BBus Learning Goals set out below:

Learning Goal 1:Be self-directed, reflective learners
Learning Goal 2: Be knowledgeable in their major field of study
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If I would define my life, I would say that it is synonymous to mountain climbing. The climb to get where I am today was not easy. I had to overcome not only landslides but also meltdown that took a toll on me. It was filled with hardship but at the same time it is nothing short of fulfilment. When my dad of cancer when I was just seven years old, my family’s life drastically changed. It was a difficult chapter of our lives because we just lost our pillar of support. However, I saw my family’s Continue reading...

Abstract

Genocide must be stopped everywhere in the world and Cameroon is a good place to start. Genocidal criminal activities can cause death as well as physical and mental injuries. Forcing children to move out of their home, an attempt to commit genocide, conspiring and/or incitement to commit genocide and complicity in genocide are all covered under the 1948 Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of Genocide. Cameroon has experienced genocide and attacks by the Central African Republic are one example. The international community needs to intervene to stop the genocide and to organize legitimate elections. In order to promote Continue reading...

Admission Essay

I learned to be responsible from an early age. This is how I understood that proper education, clear vision and a consistent plan are key determinants to reaching my goals in life. In the same time, being a vertical, up straight person taught me to take care of other people and to aspire towards changing the world. Following Gandhi’s wisdom: “Be the change you wish to see in the world” (in Chang 113), I started with myself and asked what I could do for making the world better. My purpose on Earth is to help people and I Continue reading...

“If I speak in the tongues of men or of angels, but do not have love, I am only a resounding gong or a clanging cymbal” (Corinthians 13:1)
My most treasured possession if my copy of the Corinthians 13 of the Bible. To me, these few verses are a crystal clear reflection of love, that emotion that we humans struggle lifelong to understand. We love, and we part; we get hurt and most of the times we hurt others for the same reason. To many people love is a blessing, and to some, it is an overrated human emotion Continue reading...

I have to admit that this question actually caused me to stop and think about thinking, because I hardly ever sit down and give any consideration to that subject. I read somewhere that 85% of people hardly ever think or reflect on anything, or perhaps that most of us go through life not thinking about anything 85% of the time. Most of life is mindless routine, after all, eating, sleeping, watching TV, bathing, going to the store, while even many of the jobs in this world are routine and robotic, and do not require much in the way of Continue reading...

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My own personal identity has stemmed from a variety of sources - a lot of components have come together to form 'me.' Growing up in Korea, my family did not have a lot of money. My father was a policeman, and was very good at his job, but we still had to struggle to make ends meet. As a result, we often made sure to never waste anything, and never take anything for granted - aspects of my personality I carry with me to this day. My father taught me the values of hard work and perseverance; I Continue reading...

I was born in Haiti and did most of my growing up there. There isn’t a great deal of cultural diversity within the country. Therefore when I was fourteen and my family and I moved to Massachusetts, it was a major change for me in many ways. On arrival I had to learn a whole new language and adapt to a very different culture. Furthermore, the state of Massachusetts consists of many culturally diverse communities. Although this experience was difficult for me, especially as I was part way through my school education, I revelled in the variety of Continue reading...

People always divide youth by the age groups: if you are 5 years old – you are a kid, 14 - teenager, 18 – adult. In my opinion, it is wrong. Some people grow up really fast and can take serious decisions at the age of 12, while the others stay teenagers until they are 40 years old. As many people on the planet, as many cases exist. Everything is very individual. And I am not an exception. I think it takes us long enough to gain the experience in life, but it takes us a moment to grow up. People Continue reading...

Technology is ever changing at very rapid pace. In any business or work environment there is constant development in information technology. My background in terms of experience and education provides me with a foundation in information technology. I draw much of my desire and love to study technology from the experiences that I have acquired in working different jobs as a freelancer. My developed interest in information technology is through several courses studied in Hong Kong from 2006 some of which include HTML, iPhone and Android certificate courses. Additionally, a diploma in ADOBE multimedia design gives me that foundation Continue reading...

In relating my deep-rooted motivation and drive to seek admission to the MIT Sloan School of Management, I must emphasize the uniqueness of my current work environment involving rapid manufacturing machines and highly complex production processes. I am fortunate to have gained specialty knowledge about the future of manufacturing and instrumental in bringing innovations into manufacturing technology. I would like to pursue innovate management practices much same way. My life journey brought me to the doors of the MIT Sloan School of Management primarily because I yearn to be principled, and innovative leader generating novel ideas to advance management Continue reading...

Ever since the use of social media proliferated, its impact on people and in diverse sectors of society have been the subject of research and discussion. Reading through various studies on the impact of social media to contemporary societies have exposed positive and negative outcomes. Individuals who weigh the overall impact of social media on one’s life would justify that benefits outweigh any of the disclosed costs only when appropriate balancing of time and resources have been applied on using social media forums. It could always be affirmed that any excessive fixation to a particular activity, person, object, Continue reading...

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Abstract

The profession of Diagnostic Medical Ultrasound is a kind of profession that needs enough level of maturity, sense of understanding and the capacity to handle difficult situations with the patient. I believe that it is not sufficient for a sonographer today to be a specialist in the technical aspects of the profession such as expertise when handling equipment and accurate diagnosis of results. Modern day health care requires a degree of humanity amongst medical professional, a facet of the ultrasound profession that is often not given sufficient emphasis. Ethics play a critical role in this Continue reading...

Admission Essay to University of Minnesota: Dental Hygiene Degree Program

Having been born and grown up in Addis Ababa in Ethiopia, my background is a multicultural one. Since relocating three years ago to the U.S., my current employment as a hotel front desk supervisor has given me ample opportunity to interact with people and to help them – a primary motivation for me to become a dental hygienist. My background and upbringing, my humanitarian interests and my life experiences have motivated me to embark on this program, which will lead me to fulfil my ambition to serve the public as a dental hygienist.
As a young woman growing up in Continue reading...

Admission Essay

I have long watched the high rises of JP Morgan Chase, Goldman Sachs and the Citigroup. They tell me, ‘The sky is the limit – you can either climb or soar!’ I would like to climb before I soar. I want to train my wings to fight the tempestuous winds of competition that the field of finance wields across the globe. Wall Street has been in a state of revolution, if not rebellion, with the people of the nation increasingly losing faith in the sanctity with which modern day corporations operation. The closure of several major financial institutions during and Continue reading...

In my first year of undergraduate studies I lead a team of 13 members to develop and run a project as part of a national competition organized by SIFE (Students In Free Enterprise), to win the national championship title. I succeeded in leading a team to earn the great honor, but my team faced great external and internal difficulties along the road, including a situation that happened at the beginning of the project but finally was resolved successfully.
In China, less than 50% of garbage bins possess “recyclable” and “non-recyclable” symbols in order to separate waste products. Even for Continue reading...

Admission Essay – Important Issue

Like many Americans, 9/11 was a profoundly affecting moment in my life – it was a stark reminder of our mortality, the world culture we live in, and the existence of those who seek nothing more than to kill in the name of their beliefs. I was in school when it happened; my teachers told us all to stay in our classrooms, and they turned on the television so we could watch the coverage. Seeing the World Trade Center towers in flames, and eventually collapse, had a powerful effect on me; I was suddenly reminded of just how unsafe I Continue reading...

For as long as I can remember, music has been the center of my universe, the essence of my being, the point of my existence. It had been much more than a mere hobby, holding a much deeper meaning than the ability to create something beautiful. It is an unstill passion the drives every step that I take, constantly shepherding me towards an unknown yet certain end. While music is the restlessness within my soul, it is also the source of ultimate contentment and peace.
If I were to identify a single place that I feel contentment in its Continue reading...