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27 Oct, 16:53
Cornell General Supplemental Essay.
How I Would Write It?
First of all, you want to understand the imperative of the essay: in this case, it's telling you to Explain how your life experiences will help inform your contributions to a learning community devoted to “... any person … any study.” So Cornell wants you to talk about a story / moment / experience that has changed you for the better, and how you will Use that knowledge and experience to contribute to the inclusive / welcoming environment of Cornell.
After understanding this, you want to brainstorm ideas. Not just brainstorm essay topics, but key ideas you will incorporate in your essay. In this case you want to be thinking about
Communities- What communities are/have you been a part of? List them all and try to rank them based off of importance to you? (Look at prompt for examples)
Life experiences - What experiences have you been through in that community and how have they shaped who you are or what have they taught you? List all experiences for every community but match 1 community with the most important experience.
(Most important) Contributions - From the life experience in the community you chose, What have you learned? What character trait have you developed? Write about how you will use the things you've learned and developed to give to Cornell and improve the overall student body. List all of the possible things you CAN contribute to Cornell and try to choose something unique.
After brainstorming, now write about that 1 contribution from the 1 life experience you got from the 1 important community you were a part of. Focus on writing about YOU as a person, don't focus on the experience, focus on how the experience affected you. There is no right / wrong way to write an essay, keep on revising and changing things until you like it. Write as many drafts as you need.
Tell a story about yourself and try to convince the reader to choose you over others (but don't go overboard on bragging)
Hopefully this helps you out not only with the Cornell Supplemental essay, but any essay you will be writing in the future. Best of Luck!
waiting for you at cornell:)
@firdavs_exe
How I Would Write It?
First of all, you want to understand the imperative of the essay: in this case, it's telling you to Explain how your life experiences will help inform your contributions to a learning community devoted to “... any person … any study.” So Cornell wants you to talk about a story / moment / experience that has changed you for the better, and how you will Use that knowledge and experience to contribute to the inclusive / welcoming environment of Cornell.
After understanding this, you want to brainstorm ideas. Not just brainstorm essay topics, but key ideas you will incorporate in your essay. In this case you want to be thinking about
Communities- What communities are/have you been a part of? List them all and try to rank them based off of importance to you? (Look at prompt for examples)
Life experiences - What experiences have you been through in that community and how have they shaped who you are or what have they taught you? List all experiences for every community but match 1 community with the most important experience.
(Most important) Contributions - From the life experience in the community you chose, What have you learned? What character trait have you developed? Write about how you will use the things you've learned and developed to give to Cornell and improve the overall student body. List all of the possible things you CAN contribute to Cornell and try to choose something unique.
After brainstorming, now write about that 1 contribution from the 1 life experience you got from the 1 important community you were a part of. Focus on writing about YOU as a person, don't focus on the experience, focus on how the experience affected you. There is no right / wrong way to write an essay, keep on revising and changing things until you like it. Write as many drafts as you need.
Tell a story about yourself and try to convince the reader to choose you over others (but don't go overboard on bragging)
Hopefully this helps you out not only with the Cornell Supplemental essay, but any essay you will be writing in the future. Best of Luck!
waiting for you at cornell:)
@firdavs_exe
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25 Oct, 12:47
Complete guide for the Digital SAT Reading section by Erica Opa
If you complete it and understand strategies well, you can easily score high on SAT English
save it and read before Nov and Dec Tests:)
@firdavs_exe
If you complete it and understand strategies well, you can easily score high on SAT English
save it and read before Nov and Dec Tests:)
@firdavs_exe
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24 Oct, 17:15
Cornell First-Year Writing Supplement Prompts
Cornell University Essay Question
In the aftermath of the U.S. Civil War, Ezra Cornell wrote, "I would found an institution where any person can find instruction in any study." For over 150 years, Cornell University has remained deeply committed to Ezra’s vision. Explain how your life experiences will help inform your contributions to a learning community devoted to “... any person … any study.” We encourage you to think broadly about your life experiences, including how local (e.g., family, school, neighborhood) or global communities you’ve been part of have helped shape your perspective. (350 word limit)
Besides that, there are other College-and-School specific Essay Questions of each College.
For example, the question for ppl applying to College of Arts & Sciences is:
At the College of Arts and Sciences, curiosity will be your guide. Discuss how your passion for learning is shaping your academic journey, and what areas of study or majors excite you and why. Your response should convey how your interests align with the College, and how you would take advantage of the opportunities and curriculum in Arts and Sciences. (650 word limit)
If this post gets 800 “❤️” reactions and over 300 “+”s in comments, I will share the technique I used when I wrote my supplemental essays.
save it, i’m waiting for you at Cornell:)
Cornell University Essay Question
In the aftermath of the U.S. Civil War, Ezra Cornell wrote, "I would found an institution where any person can find instruction in any study." For over 150 years, Cornell University has remained deeply committed to Ezra’s vision. Explain how your life experiences will help inform your contributions to a learning community devoted to “... any person … any study.” We encourage you to think broadly about your life experiences, including how local (e.g., family, school, neighborhood) or global communities you’ve been part of have helped shape your perspective. (350 word limit)
Besides that, there are other College-and-School specific Essay Questions of each College.
For example, the question for ppl applying to College of Arts & Sciences is:
At the College of Arts and Sciences, curiosity will be your guide. Discuss how your passion for learning is shaping your academic journey, and what areas of study or majors excite you and why. Your response should convey how your interests align with the College, and how you would take advantage of the opportunities and curriculum in Arts and Sciences. (650 word limit)
If this post gets 800 “❤️” reactions and over 300 “+”s in comments, I will share the technique I used when I wrote my supplemental essays.
save it, i’m waiting for you at Cornell:)
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04 Aug, 15:18
Cornell daily sun
Newspaper of the University that's run wholly by students.
Move-in to our dorms starts in 10 days. Can't wait to share)
Newspaper of the University that's run wholly by students.
Move-in to our dorms starts in 10 days. Can't wait to share)
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04 Jun, 14:37
History is being made in Uzbekistan!
We are more than happy to announce and invite you to Nationwide Debate Championship (NDC), the first ever debate tournament in Uzbekistan!
Develop your critical thinking and public speaking skills, and network with other young talents of our country, at the same time having a fun activity for the summer holidays!
Event Details
📆 July 1 & 2, 2023
🏛 Samarkand and Tashkent (will be announced soon)
Who can participate?
Participants must be:
📌 fluent in English
📌 20 or younger
📌 from any region of Uzbekistan (transportation stipend might be available)
What are the benefits?
🏆 There is $1,000 in prizes
🎟 Participants will get certificates and merch
How to register?
Debate participants can apply until June 20:
Participant and Judge applications
Seats are limited! Submit your applications as soon as possible, and have a chance to take part in such an exciting event and win prizes.
See you in the Debates Championship!
@ndcuzb
We are more than happy to announce and invite you to Nationwide Debate Championship (NDC), the first ever debate tournament in Uzbekistan!
Develop your critical thinking and public speaking skills, and network with other young talents of our country, at the same time having a fun activity for the summer holidays!
Event Details
📆 July 1 & 2, 2023
🏛 Samarkand and Tashkent (will be announced soon)
Who can participate?
Participants must be:
📌 fluent in English
📌 20 or younger
📌 from any region of Uzbekistan (transportation stipend might be available)
What are the benefits?
🏆 There is $1,000 in prizes
🎟 Participants will get certificates and merch
How to register?
Debate participants can apply until June 20:
Participant and Judge applications
Seats are limited! Submit your applications as soon as possible, and have a chance to take part in such an exciting event and win prizes.
See you in the Debates Championship!
@ndcuzb
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16 Apr, 12:55
BIOEE 1540 - Introductory Oceanography
CS 1110 - Intro Computing Using Python
ECON 1110 - Intro Microeconomics
MATH 1110 - Calculus I
PSYCH 1101 - Introduction to Psychology
PE 1565 - Soccer
CS 1110 - Intro Computing Using Python
ECON 1110 - Intro Microeconomics
MATH 1110 - Calculus I
PSYCH 1101 - Introduction to Psychology
PE 1565 - Soccer
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16 Apr, 12:33
Already working on my first semester schedule in Cornell.
I've been looking at course/prof reviews,major requirements, course times for the past 3 hours to get the right schedule. I know it will feel weird going back to studying after taking a break for a year, but it must be done.
In the photo you can see what the schedule of an average Freshman in America looks like. Any surpries?
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I've been looking at course/prof reviews,major requirements, course times for the past 3 hours to get the right schedule. I know it will feel weird going back to studying after taking a break for a year, but it must be done.
In the photo you can see what the schedule of an average Freshman in America looks like. Any surpries?
@firdavs_exe
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06 Apr, 17:35
Pros and Cons of all the options.
Make sure you understand all of the possibilites and nuances before you make any decisions
@firdavs_exe
Make sure you understand all of the possibilites and nuances before you make any decisions
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30 Mar, 17:23
Today is IVY Day! 🐻🔴
The day when the Ivy League Universities show us who won the lottery and who has to try again next time. Wishing the best of luck to everyone who is waiting for the results, so let us know if you guys get into somewhere good in the comments👀
If you've applied to any ivies, make sure to read this post to learn more about Ivy Day and what to do.
The day when the Ivy League Universities show us who won the lottery and who has to try again next time. Wishing the best of luck to everyone who is waiting for the results, so let us know if you guys get into somewhere good in the comments👀
If you've applied to any ivies, make sure to read this post to learn more about Ivy Day and what to do.
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24 Mar, 18:19
Best book for Digital SAT reading
My Digital SAT experience
Google sheet that automically translates vocab
Important SAT math formulas and tips
Strategy to get a higher score
@firdavs_exe for even more interesting stuff
My Digital SAT experience
Google sheet that automically translates vocab
Important SAT math formulas and tips
Strategy to get a higher score
@firdavs_exe for even more interesting stuff
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17 Mar, 04:32
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We are excited to announce that we are now accepting applications from passionate and inspiring individuals who are interested in becoming a TED-Ed al-Khwarizmi speaker.
Our team has lots of interesting things planned out for the speakers, so we encourage you all to submit your application to be considered as a speaker.
We are looking for ideas that are original, thought-provoking, and have the potential to make a positive impact on our society.
We wish you the best of luck with your application and look forward to hearing your ideas!
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Deadline: March 31st (included)
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We are excited to announce that we are now accepting applications from passionate and inspiring individuals who are interested in becoming a TED-Ed al-Khwarizmi speaker.
Our team has lots of interesting things planned out for the speakers, so we encourage you all to submit your application to be considered as a speaker.
We are looking for ideas that are original, thought-provoking, and have the potential to make a positive impact on our society.
We wish you the best of luck with your application and look forward to hearing your ideas!
👉🏻 Link for registration:
https://forms.gle/eqPrnjVqQkCSxU148
Deadline: March 31st (included)
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12 Mar, 07:47
Complete guide for the Digital SAT Reading section by Erica Opa
If you complete this book and understand the strategies well, you can pretty easily score high on SAT English
save it and read before Nov and Dec Tests:)
@firdavs_exe
If you complete this book and understand the strategies well, you can pretty easily score high on SAT English
save it and read before Nov and Dec Tests:)
@firdavs_exe
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12 Mar, 07:45
Practice question for you guys from the Digital SAT math section (Module 2)
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12 Mar, 07:43
Yesterday, March 11, 2023. Taking the first official Digital SAT.
I took the test at the Presidential School in Tashkent, an amazing test center.
• Tight security, absolutely nobody could cheat.
• Fast Wi-Fi, paper, water, and pencils were all provided by PS
• Comfortable desks, charging ports for everyone
• Competent Invigilators
I would actually say that,right now, the digital SAT is harder than its paper predecessor. I say this because of it's new adaptive testing system which gives everyone different questions depending on their previous answers (Which defeats the purpose of calling it a standardized test, but I digrees). The limited resources to practice and new question types also didn't help the first people in the world taking the digital SAT test.
My experience:
I couldn't reach my maximum potential on the test, I made some careless mistakes because I didn't take the test seriously (why would, I already have a good score) but I don't think I did super bad. I don't expect an amazing score, I don't even expect to share my score with anybody except the people closest to me. We shall see koroche
Were there any hard questions?
No, not really, all of them were solvable. I'll send you guys a question that I know I got wrong for you guys to try and solve. The only thing close to being challenging were the vocabulary questions in Module 2. So please Learn Vocabulary
Tips for future test takers?
Maybe in a future post if you guys want it, I'm not sure.
I took the test at the Presidential School in Tashkent, an amazing test center.
• Tight security, absolutely nobody could cheat.
• Fast Wi-Fi, paper, water, and pencils were all provided by PS
• Comfortable desks, charging ports for everyone
• Competent Invigilators
I would actually say that,right now, the digital SAT is harder than its paper predecessor. I say this because of it's new adaptive testing system which gives everyone different questions depending on their previous answers (Which defeats the purpose of calling it a standardized test, but I digrees). The limited resources to practice and new question types also didn't help the first people in the world taking the digital SAT test.
My experience:
I couldn't reach my maximum potential on the test, I made some careless mistakes because I didn't take the test seriously (why would, I already have a good score) but I don't think I did super bad. I don't expect an amazing score, I don't even expect to share my score with anybody except the people closest to me. We shall see koroche
Were there any hard questions?
No, not really, all of them were solvable. I'll send you guys a question that I know I got wrong for you guys to try and solve. The only thing close to being challenging were the vocabulary questions in Module 2. So please Learn Vocabulary
Tips for future test takers?
Maybe in a future post if you guys want it, I'm not sure.
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