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I then briefly described a club at JHU that I found interesting since it would allow me to share scientific knowledge with local kids. I then wrote that I want to write for one of their science journals, which I found on the student organization website, to spread science and knowledge to the world. Next, I got a bit more casual and mentioned a place that I found apparently is a common studying area and said I'll be there with friends studying and collaborating while eating their most famous desert (the name for the desert is very very hopkins specific, you can probably easily find it with a quick google). That previous sentence is one I included since I wanted to paint a picture of myself on campus in the minds of the AOs: I told them about a place they're familiar with, made them remember a taste they're familiar with, and said I'll do something there that they probably also did there before (studying and hanging out with friends). And finally, I finished with a reiterating sentence of how I want to share knowledge and why JHU specifically fits that.
I'm beginning each teams' life stories at integration because of the several centenarian teams. Also, disclaimer: Each teams' life stories do not overlap so as to not mess up the timeline of their biographies. Baltimore Orioles (1947-) Childhood Born in St. Louis going by the name Browns, the youngling spent his first 7 years in the slums. He was bullied by the other kids in the neighborhood, constantly being picked last in every kickball game in PE class. Then he moved to his current home in Baltimore and took up the name Orioles, but the mistreatment persisted through his elementary years. However, by the time he became a teenager, he suddenly became one of the most respected kids in the league, and was often top of the class, save for one year. He was eventually accepted to Junior Circuit University and in his freshman year, was top of not just the class, but the whole batch. However, he fell into disrepair following his award winning freshman year, going into the middle of the pack.
This post was long, but if there is one thing that I want you all to take away from this is that, when you are writing supplements, try looking around and figure out what the college you're writing for claims itself to be. Is it a place for people who want to change the world? Is it a place for people who want to become entrepreneurs? People who love freedom and want to explore their many passions? Or is it a place for people who want to share knowledge with the world? Figure that out and, while staying genuine to yourself, tailor your supplements to bring that out in yourself. Show them that you FIT what they want. The "why" essay can be a great place to do that, but if a school doesn't have a why essay, do your best to bring that out through other prompts. Fit TRULY is important in admissions to T10s and T20s, make no mistake. Show that you fit, give it your best shot, hope for the best, and you'll have a truly fighting chance of getting in. Good luck!
The two colleges are so close, in fact, they share their own neighborhood: Loyola/Notre Dame. Nestled among Baltimore's most storied residential communities (Guilford, Roland Park, and Homeland), students, faculty, and staff are surrounded by architecturally significant, detached homes. With quick vehicle access in any direction, via Charles Street, Cold Spring Lane, and Northern Parkway, no area of Baltimore is inconvenient to campus. Total Enrollment: 5, 645 (2018-2019) Full-Time Faculty: 359 (2018-2019) Maryland Institute College of Art Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) is located in the city's center, on the edge of the historic Bolton Hill community. Being among Baltimore's most walkable areas, students faculty and staff can commute by foot to homes in historic and new apartments, condos, brownstones, and converted industrial spaces. With quick access to Light Rail (on Mount Royal Avenue), main north-south (Charles Street) and east-west (North Avenue) corridors, and Interstate 83, the full spectrum of Baltimore's neighborhoods become convenient.