UMich338354,
UMich
B.B.A., Business Administration and Management
studying business and computer science & here to help
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GenderFemale
EthnicityAsian
Class of2021
First Gen College StudentNo
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University of Michigan - Ann Arbor (Ann Arbor, MI)
Applied for a B.B.A. in Business Administration and Management
Accepted and Enrolled Legacy: NoSchool Specific Essays
Personal Statement698 WordsArt/acting/singing, Creative personal story, Diversity statement, Embracing your heritage, Feeling out of place, International background, One moment that changed you, Overcoming personal struggle, Reaching a goal, Story central to identity, Study/travel abroad, Summer experience, Transition to adulthood, Controversial topic, Family background, Family member’s disability, Love of writingThe human mind is a beautifully complex thing in which there lies a minimal distinction between pure genius and absolute insanity. My father is a man of the highest intellect who fell victim to event-induced psychosis; the stress of his work caused him to blur this line. I was not rushed into independence prematurely as most children of the physically or mentally disabled are—my bills were always taken care of and my mother ensured that a home cooked meal...Read more...Supplemental Essay: Unique question posed by school263 WordsWhen I walk through Red Rock Cafe’s doors every Monday, I don’t know what to expect from that night’s open mic. This cafe is my community joined together by a common need to convey. People here exist in two spheres; one in which they communicate, and one in which they solely interpret. This inherent duality is further strengthened by the uniqueness of everyone’s demographics; these individuals have taught me to realize the depth behind the most...Read more...Supplemental Essay: “Why us” school essay419 WordsI contribute to the unparalleled spectacle of robots coming to life for the first time, blossom with pride as I pitch business ventures to an investor, and bear witness to the beautiful interconnectedness of 808s and synthesizers every time I produce songs. I’m an oxymoronic enthusiast whose diverse interests have bridged traditional academic pursuits; NYU’s unique curriculum, which combines business fundamentals with a foundation in the liberal arts, embodies precisely this practice. Only NYU fosters an environment for...Read more...Supplemental Essay: “Why us” school essay489 WordsSince the day I realized my future would be in the world of negotiations and entrepreneurship, I have fantasized about attending a school that would allow me to push the boundaries of business beyond what my high school has provided me. Ross School of Business offers so much in terms of research possibilities, useful core classes, and unrivaled pre-professional opportunities. Ross is one of the only university programs that fully emphasizes abroad working opportunities. As someone whose high school experience...Read more...Supplemental Essay: “Why us” school essay681 WordsVisualize a cube. Its axes represent speakers, volume, and frequency, and none of its components can overlap—this is how I learned to produce music. Fascinated by this discovery and eager to push further, I co-wrote a pitch for Cubed: an application that displays this cube on a physical interface so one can see where musical tracks overlap instead of fiddling by ear. Cubed is a manifested combination of my interests in both entrepreneurship and musical production, but it isnâ€...Read more...Supplemental Essay: Unique question posed by school264 WordsThere’s no moment of mental euphoria quite like discovering the mechanics behind the deceivingly simple. This realization dawned as I produced my first song, a task I’d originally thought as facile. When my project instead became a horrible mess of clashing synthesizer and vocals, I shamefully resorted to scouring the Internet for every production tutorial I could find. There, I was advised to visualize songs as cubes: x-axis represents speaker pan, y-axis represents volume, and z-axis represents frequency;...Read more...School Specific Advice
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What I’d change about my application process33 WordsI would've started earlier! Time is everything and I ended...Read more...Recommended summer activities during high school and college47 WordsParticipate in activities that matter to you and never, ever do a club or...Read more...My advice about getting recommenders68 WordsTalk to recommenders who know you really well. Always prioritize the quality of the rec over technical things about who...Read more...High School Performance
Weighted GPA4.23RankTop 10%
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Highest ACT33ACT Score DetailsOther ACT ScoresACT Prep
Highest SAT1120on 1600 scaleHighest SAT1540SAT Score Details
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Sports
SportsField Hockey
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ActivitiesFuture Business Leaders of America (FBLA), Tutoring/Mentoring, Computer / Technology Volunteer, Choir, National Honor Society, Multicultural / International Club
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