brianlin,
WashU
B.F.A., Visual Arts
Aspiring Communication Design and Computer Science student, food lover extraordinaire
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Class of2020
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Washington University in St. Louis (St. Louis, MO)
Applied for a B.F.A. in Visual Arts
Accepted and Enrolled Legacy: NoSchool Specific Essays
Tucked away in the corner of my bedroom sits a giant blue box labeled “Childhood Memories”. The objects inside are what one would expect from a child with an overactive imagination and an abundance of free time; among other things, there was an eight page comic book of my pet hamster’s adventures as a crime-fighting superhero, a scrapbook of all the plants and animals in my backyard, and an empty space reserved for my imaginary friend, Robot Robert. I...Read more...Supplemental Essay: “Why us” school essay769 WordsWhen I was in 7th grade, and gazed down from the top of the Empire State building at the maze of crisscrossed buildings and alleyways below, I was amazed by how the wide, double-lane roads I saw at ground level shrunk to thin lines that intersected and formed parallel connections with each other, creating a breathtaking network of interconnected contours and boundaries. I thought about how the spaces between the roads—alleyways and rooftops—connected like pieces of a jigsaw...Read more...Supplemental Essay: Diversity statement885 WordsThroughout my life, change has been my one constant companion. My first experience with true change occurred in the summer of 2004 when my parents told me that I would be continuing elementary school in America. After hearing the news, I tried to conjure up an image of what America actually looked like, and remembered being mortified about what my six year-old mind came up with. My experience with American culture up to that point came from Chinese-dubbed spaghetti westerns that...Read more...Supplemental Essay: Issue of personal significance957 WordsWhen I was in third grade, I received my very first sketchbook. In actuality, it was supposed to be a journal; one of my assignments given by my teacher was to keep a daily journal for a month, after which we would share our stories to class. My parents took me to a local crafts shop, and I selected a notebook that was made with brown faux-leather and looped with black coils on the side. The notebook was plain and...Read more...Supplemental Essay: “Why us” school essay320 WordsBeyond rankings, location, and athletics, why are you interested in attending Georgia Tech? (max 150 words) To me, Georgia Tech is an institution which bridges together disciplines from seemingly disparate fields and connects them within the context of real-world problem solving. I would be extremely excited to incorporate my artistic skills and interests with computer software programming in developing visual interactions between humans and machines. Therefore, Tech's Industrial Design program would provide a perfect synthesis for my interests. By combining a...Read more...Supplemental Essay: “Why us” school essay616 WordsTell us where you have lived - and for how long - since you were born; whether you've always lived in the same place, or perhaps in a variety of places. (100 word limit) To any casual observer, my house would look like a single red speck in a Levittown-inspired example of suburban homogeneity. The clay-red colonial exterior is bland and unassuming, and the same judgment could be passed about the entire neighborhood. However, appearances are often deceiving. As the first...Read more...School Specific Advice
How to increase chances at my school218 WordsInterest, interest, interest! WashU is one of those schools that is big on accepting students who show that they want to come here. A great way to show interest is to go to college fairs and seminars WashU college counselors are at, or to visit the campus. If you are at a college seminar, make sure to approach the counselors, introduce yourself, and get their...Read more...More Essays
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How I chose schools to apply to150 WordsIn the end, it came down to fit and how I thought the school would align with my interests when I applied. I wanted to pick schools with a good humanities and arts programs (Brown, Carnegie Mellon, Wash U). As for discovering what colleges to...Read more...High School Performance
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