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1、Subject: Successful Princeton Applicant Through all of my accomplishments and disappointments, I have always been es pecially proud of the dedication and fervor I possess for my personal belief s and values. Unfortunately, it has often been difficult for me to remain ou twardly firm and confident in
2、 a town where most people think alike and rejec t exceptions. Whenever I have expressed my position as a pro-life advocate, peers have badgered, accused, and ridiculed me for simply believing in somet hing that they scorn. Despite all the pressure, I never waivered from my bel eshfdhwejfkjlgkvbeliev
3、e in. This convention was so inspiring that the next day in school I was able to relate my experience to one of my biggest opponents on the subje ct. Also, the abundant information available at the convention enabled me to defend my position on abortion more effectively. Attending this convention ac
4、complished two things. It proved my commitment to my belief, in that I too k the initiative to strengthen and support my opinion, refusing to give up o r lose heart. Unlike many others, I was eager and willing to gain new knowle dge so I may successfully promote my belief to others. In addition, thi
5、s con vention invigorated my confidence to stand up for what I believe in and taug ht me to never lose the courage of my convictions * Subject: Succesful Cornell Applicant Tell us about opinion have you had to defend. How has this affected your bel ief system? I chuckle to myself every time I think
6、about this. I am perceive d as a mild-mannered, intelligent individual until I mention that I am invol ved in riflery. It is interesting to watch someones expression change. It i s as if I instantaneously grew a pair of horns and a sharp set of claws. Bel ieve me this gets worst; I am a member of th
7、e NRA. I try to tell these folks that I belong to the NRA to fire my rifle. Oh my God! You fire real guns? with real ting range. This was the first time I had ever touched a firearm. To my amaz ement, I won the camps first place award for marksmanship. I was more than eager when a friend of mine ask
8、ed me if I would like to join a shooting club . My parents were wary when I asked to join the rifle club. My mother feared guns, but my father felt there was no problem with trying this sport. Grate fully, he gave me the opportunity totry rifle marksmanship, despite secretly hoping tuytiyusamnfbkldg
9、kl;fhl, if not impossible, to rectify. Because of this conflict, I have become an open minded individual. I express my opinions without reservation, and I hav e learned to accept opinions and viewpoints contrary to my own. I do not int end to alter what I enjoy because of the ignorance of friends an
10、d acquaintan ces. If people have a negative view of me simply because of the sport I am a ctive in, then they must be so superficial that they cannot see the person w ho I really am. I am no longer apprehensive of being perceived as a gun toti ng, trigger happy fanatic, even though I still endeavor
11、to educate my friend s and relatives on the beauty of this sport. * Subject: East Asian Studies Its not often that a kid growing up in small-town New Mexico strikes up a p assion for Chinese civilization. Nevertheless, my interest in different cult ures flourished during my childhood and adolescence
12、 in New Mexico. The beaut y and breathtakingly scenic landscape of this state is enriched with the pro nounced cultural diversity brought about by Pueblo, Hopi and Navajo nations and a large Hispanicpopulation that represents close to 50% of state. When I why as well. In addition, he inspired me to
13、see life from a different perspective. To a large extent, and by most definitions, I have always been a non-traditi onal and unconventional student. I went to a high school with a curriculum t hat was as challenging for me as any course I have taken in college. This hi gh school was unique because w
14、e studied everything from the origin of Wester n Civilization to modern-day Western thought. Another unique feature of this school was that at the end of our senior year we had to give an oral presen tation in front of a host of panelists from St. Johns College in Santa Fe, New Mexico. This experien
15、ce helped me develop my ability to think critically and present a cogent thesis. It forced me to grow not only as a student, bu t more importantly, as an individual.When I graduated from high school I reb elled agauiyuiuoiuppo Aca demy of Massage and Advanced Healing Arts. The school provided me wit
16、h a uni que mind/body balance that has helped me become a more well-rounded person. I studied subjects that ranged from Anatomy and Physiology to Yoga and Tai C hi. After graduating, I got a job at the Santa Fe Sport Medicine Institute a s a Physical Therapy Assistant. I used Massage techniques to h
17、elp people who were injured in auto accidents or sporting events. This type of work allowe d me to direre very limited, however. At 22,I had saved up some money and now decided to go live in Asia to experience a Chinese culture first-hand, and to learn how t o speak Mandarin Chinese. My desire to go
18、 to Asia was spawned by a genuine i nterest in reconciling differences I found between Eastern and Western cultu res. Similarly, I wanted to pursue this experience because it would provide me with a unique opportunity to broaden the perspective I had on the world a s a whole. This is how I ended liv
19、ing in Taichung, Taiwan and visiting mainl and China. When I arrived in Taiwan, I remember getting off the airplane and hearing everyone speaking Chinese. Everything I saw and heard was unfamilia r to me. Seeing a different world made a huge impact on me; I can still reca ll how exotic my environmen
20、t was. In Taiwan, I went through an intensive Chi nese language immersion program. Slowly I began to feel more comfortable liv ing there, as I learned to communicate with people in Chinese. I was invited to teach English at a private school for children, but I told the school th at I oiuopoipoprom t
21、he people in Taiwa n.This was a truly remarkable experience. In Taiwan, I lived with a Chinese family. This allowed me to assimilate my culture with the customs and habits of this particular Chinese family. We had long conversations about fundamen tal aspects of Chinese culture and philosophy. The f
22、amily also brought me to all the Chinese festivals and celebrations. It was in Taiwan that I realize d I must return to college in the United States, and earn a degree in East A sian Studies. After spending a year in Taiwan, I returned to the United Stat es to companish and Chinese. And that is exac
23、tly what I am doing. My wife and I are b oth students at Rutgers University, and we share our ambitions, hopes and ex pectation of attending graduate school. Currently I am a senior, majoring in East Asian Studies with a minor in Political Science.The growing importance of Asia as a determining fact
24、or in global economy and the increasing intera ction atrytyuiyouip to me that pursing a ca reer in law would be pertinent and appealing. My knowledge of Chinese cultur e and mastery of the Chinese language would be a very strong asset, and it w ould let me make a significant contribution to the poli
25、tical, commercial and cultural exchange between the U. S. and Asia. * Subject: UMass. Amherst Anthropology As a double major in Anthropology and Psychology at the University of Rhode Island, I have gained a strong background in both fields. My background is e specially strong in physical anthropolog
26、y, my primary field of interest. Phy sical anthropology consumes my life; I do not study it because I find it som ewhat interesting but because I am devoted to it; I want to make it my life. In addition to maintaining a high GPA throughout my college career, and mak ing the Dean抯 list several times,
27、 I have also worked hard as a supervisor a t Brooks Pharmacy for the past five years. Working my own way through colleg e not only demonstrates my determination to gaining a high quality education and the sin improvin g techniques used in the identification of human remains, I am very committe d to
28、pursuing forensic anthropology and believe your graduate program in ant hropology will provide me with an excellent foundation in the area of physic al and forensic anthropology. With a Masters and Ph.D., I will be well prepa red to lead a very promising career. While I have no doubt the program wil
29、l push me to my limits, I am confident that I can face the rigorous challenges Posedyi uosmnbfjsdfkasduoiei to writing a successful research proposal, I also wrote and received a small funds gran t from the University of Rhode Island in order to conduct my research. By be ing intimately involved in
30、every aspect of research, from proposal and grant writing to data collection and analysis, I have learned what it takes to be a researcher, but more than that, I have learned how fulfilling and interes ting research can be.In the spring of 2005,I will be presenting my results a t a poster presentati
31、on at the University of Rhode Island, and am planning t o eventually publish my findings. Not only has this experience shown me that I am capable of excelling in conducting research, but it has also allowed m e to develop a love for the hands on learning that is so crucial to successf ul research. I
32、n my final semester at URI, I will be participating in an ongo ing research project concerning brain function and attention span under the direction of Dr. Dominic Valentino, a professor in the psychology department at URI. This project will undoubtedly further advance my academic skills an d reinfo
33、rceerkgmkkfkhll;gpology is more than just my primary area of education; it has also become my hobby and lifestyle. The questions posed and answered via the study of physical anthropology have fa scinated me for a very long time and have stimulated me to ask and seek to a nswer further questions. Wit
34、h my mind set on the very specific goal of prepa ring myself as excellently as possible for a future in the field of forensic anthropology, I am fully confident that, with the ability to pursue my educ ation at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, I will not only be able to fulfill my dream, but
35、 to contribute substantially to the university as well . * Subject: San Jose State - Environmental Studies Since the release of Rachel Carson抯 Silent Spring in the 1960抯, mankind ha s expanded its quest to come to grips with the competing virtues of human ec onomic entropy and of maintaining the int
36、egrity and diversity of the natural environment. As awareness of environmental degradation has increased, so ha s the realization of the complexity of interconnected webs of relationships among organisms and the physical and chemical environment. With this awarene ss, we have also come to realize th
37、at environmental problems are not easily fixed by simply focusing on a single problem with no analysis of other issue s. This tendency to blindly solve environmental problems without understandi ng the full complexity of the problem was evident in the Environmental Prote ction Ageiled to consider a
38、basic chemical property of MTBE and its long-term effects upon the environment. Because MTBE is highly water-soluble, it dissolves in water,gjhijlies and policies affe ct these problems. By applying an interdisciplinary approach to both the spe cific scientific and technical aspects of a problem and
39、 by thoroughly analyz ing social and cultural factors, I believe I can more effectively in analyze the true extent of our pollution problem and help to determine an appropria te response.In preparation for this work, my undergraduate degree in environ mental studies has provided me with a solid foun
40、dation in both the sciences and state and federal environmental policy. My undergraduate emphasis in haz ardous materials has given me a broad knowledge of the types of chemical rel eases common in both developed and undeveloped countries and their chemical and physical effects upon the environment.
41、 Through graduate and post-graduat e research, I hope to further enhance this knowledge by studying the effects of chemicals commonly used in industry cycles on specific environmental com partments such as bay wetlands and partitioning to other compartments such a s XXXX. In my graduate study, I wou
42、ld also like to expand my undergraduate s tudy of environmental law by increasing my knowledge of the law to the area of land use jkjhkor managing all aspects of operations, including marketing and customer relations. This expe rience provided me with the opportunity to conduct market research to cu
43、ltiv ate new customers, engage in media relations, grow profitability while maint aining budget accountability, and manage large groups of people. As a result of the marketing campaigns that I developed, revenues increased from $100,0 00 in 1986 to over $2 million in 1991. I believe the experience i
44、n market re search and media relations will be particularly helpful in the environmental field since many environmental issues involve public participation.In 1991, I sold my interest in Bay Area Audio to gain experience in the high-technolo gy sector. Since 1991,I have held a number of management p
45、ositions for compu ter hardwarftw are is to enhance communications, I have played a key role in developing pro ducts that provide people with one of today抯 most valuable resources - info rmation. Working in this market has also given me the opportunity to manage large software projects involving doz
46、ens of people. Of particular relevance to my pursuit of post-graduate environmental studies, is my experience devel oping global scale corporate websites for companies such as Silicon Graphics , UltraTech Stepper, and Philips Semiconductors. These projects involved wor king closely with the particul
47、ar company抯 environmental, health, and safety departments to effectively communicate health and safety information to tho usands of employees. I believe that the Internet will be an invaluable tool in both the research and implementation of environmental solutions and that my experience in the computer field will prove invaluable towards this end.I n conclusion, I believe that I have much to offer San Jose State抯 graduate environmenopan interdisciplinary approach so as to have an overall positive net impact on protecting the environment for generations to come. - *
