gabbymessina,
U Oregon
B.A., Architecture
Somehow I got into college.
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Scores
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Advice
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ECs
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Sports
Background
Hometown
Renton, Washington
GenderFemale
EthnicityWhite Non-Hispanic
Class of2021
First Gen College StudentNo
Results, Essays, and Advice
Accepted
Waitlisted or Withdrew
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University of Oregon (Eugene, OR)
Applied for a B.A. in Architecture
Accepted and Enrolled Legacy: NoSchool Specific Essays
Prompt: Some students have a background, identity, interest, or talent that is so meaningful they believe their application would be incomplete without it. If this sounds like you, then please share your story. My mom sat on the edge of my sister’s queen-size bed, where my two sisters and I had gathered before falling asleep. Earlier in the day she picked up a set of Dr. Seuss books from my grandparents, and we were anxious to test them out....Read more...Supplemental Essay: Unique question posed by school337 WordsPrompt: What do you and Lehigh have in common? Exuberance, passion, and above all, a commitment to excelling at the task at hand—these are a few of the characteristics that I share with Lehigh. As a college, Lehigh has to go above and beyond to give students an above average experience. Not only are its academic programs geared to give students a top-notch education, the campus is also pristine and has a welcoming atmosphere. As a student, I also...Read more...Supplemental Essay: Unique question posed by school182 WordsPrompt: In your opinion, what are the five characteristics of a successful person? The number of qualities that contribute to a person’s success is much higher than five, but the most important characteristics of a successful person are: educated, fulfilled, engaged, wealthy, and selfless. A successful person has learned not just through school, but has been guided by their mistakes. They have learned from everyday experiences, as well as unique events. Successful people are fulfilled with their lives, and...Read more...Supplemental Essay: Unique question posed by school190 WordsWhat interests you most about he intended major listed on your application? If you are undecided or \"open-minded,"\ as some prefer what academic areas would you like to explore before committing to a program of study? Everyone has a dream, something that they wish to achieve against all odds, or a goal that sticks with them throughout the years. My dream since the fifth grade has been to pursue a career in the field of architecture, because I have always...Read more...Supplemental Essay: Amusing anecdote569 WordsWrite an essay of 500 words or less that shares information that we cannot find elsewhere on your application. Any topic you choose is welcome. Some ideas you might consider include your future ambitions and goals, a special talent, extracurricular activity, or unusual interest that sets you apart from your peers, or a significant experience that influenced your life. My mom sat on the edge of my sister’s bed, where my two sisters and I had gathered before falling asleep....Read more...Supplemental Essay: Explaining low grades/scores579 WordsAdvise us early in the admissions process of any personal circumstances that affected your academic performance, especially if you do not meet one or more of the admission requirements. Include a statement with your application describing any personal challenges you’ve overcome and explain their impact on your education. Details of any serious illness, diagnosed disability, personal difficulties, or family circumstances that have affected your education are encouraged. After I quickly lost thirty pounds and started drinking water by the...Read more...School Specific Advice
What I’d change about my application process34 WordsI didn't realize Connecticut college does not give out any...Read more...My favorite course thus far, and why20 WordsI really enjoyed philosophy 101. The professor...Read more...Why I ultimately chose my school72 WordsI chose University of Oregon for the architecture program. Even though UO is a large school, being in the arch program makes...Read more...More Essays
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List of schools I interviewed with and my interview experience106 WordsI had an interview with Tom Marlit from Connecticut College. Honestly, before the interview I had not been very interested in that school because it was far away from where I lived...Read more...High School Performance
GPA3.60(no specification of weighting)RankTop 25%
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