At first I didn’t want to apply because I was afraid of not getting in. My mom she has believed in me even when I didn’t.
Who has been your number one supporter through this all? Also, in the future I would like to manage the finances of a nonprofit organization. I am thinking maybe as an investment banker, stock broker, a financial consultant. I also am a ‘say yes’ type of person, so I will never back down from a challenge and I try my best to help other, often putting them before myself and that’s the reason I’m always up late doing work.ĭid you apply early action, early decision or regular decision?Įarly Decision, because I really love the school and I also thought that it would help my chances of getting in ED is 13% admission vs 10% regularĮconomics and/or Business Finance and I want to do something in the finance field. I put 100% into everything I do because I want a good name for myself and anything I Produce. What is a quality about yourself that makes you feel worthy of, in a humble manner, attendance at Dartmouth College this fall? I spent many late nights and all-nighters to get work done because I knew how important my high school grades would be no matter where I applied. I took harder classes every year and did lots of SAT prep work. How did you prepare and work hard towards applying to your dream school? It was after this trip that I decided to go all in and apply Early Decision rather than Regular Decision as I had had planned. I stayed with my friend who attends there and got to see the life of a student and I fell in love. But, it was at my last visit to Dartmouth, this September, for her BADA (Black Alumni of Dartmouth) reunion that really rekindled my interest. I saw how much my mom loved the school and and I grew to love it to.
I attended many events on and off campus so I saw how amazing the alumni community was. What sparked your interest in Dartmouth College and how old were you at the time?įrom when I was little, I wore Dartmouth apparel and constantly visited the campus with my mom.
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