"I am part of a floating generation, existing neither here nor there and split between two nations, two cultures, and two sets of values that seem like they can never quite come together. Or so I thought."

I wrote about my multicultural experience and how/why they make me who I am. Penn would give me the chance to be multicultural, pursue more than one field, work hard and still stay connected to my playful side.

I have written several "unique essays" like University of Richmond's "Describe a spider" one or Stanford's "Letter to your roommate" question.

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Student government organizations organized under 6 branches (4 class governments, Undergraduate Assembly, and 4 committees overseeing various...

If I were to change anything about my application process, I would have applied to less schools and dedicated...

Hardworking, social, fun-loving, dedicated, compassionate. Penn students are known for their drive and...

If there were a few things I had to change about my school as a student body president, it would be alumni community feeling. At a few other schools I was considering there were alumni...

Penn is located in the vibrant and culturally rich city of Philadelphia. Students get access to all the food and fun of the city but also to the history, internship opportunities and tourist...

What distinguished me from other applicants with similar academic criteria were my extracurricular activities. Rather than pursuing several activities, I chose to focus on a few key activities and take them to the international scale. The single most prominent position and extracurricular activity on my resume is my role the United Nations. I served as a full time Board Member on my county United Nations Association after helping them to create a Youth Advisory Board. It was through a girl Rising screening...