Harvard University Admission Essays

I am writing to submit my law school application for admission to Harvard Law School, as it has always been my dream to pursue a legal education at an institution renowned for its academic excellence, vibrant community, and commitment to shaping future leaders in the…

Earning a scholarship is a golden opportunity for everyone, irrespective of their caste, creed, or economic status. However, the path to earning these scholarships can be tricky for it is coupled with an interview to weed out the most deserving students out of the lot….

Over the past two years, I have navigated between mathematics, computer science and biology at École Polytechnique. Throughout this journey, I have continually tried to create links between these three areas, imagining how techniques taken from one subject could be applied to another. I quickly…

Growing up in a family where health care was a constant topic of discussion, I developed a deep appreciation for the impact that medical professionals have on individuals and communities. Witnessing my mother’s tireless dedication as a nurse and my father’s compassion as a physician,…

Studying a Psychology BSc (HONS) at the Harvard University is my go-to dream that I hope to make real. So this is a sample letter of recommendation for psychologist position where I will explaine my passion to study here. Psychology has been a part of…

Recently, I discovered the world of “ditch architects”: urbanists who abandon the traditional office-style design studio and blur the line between urban planning, design, art, and social work. Rather than relying on statistics, they mapped out a city’s ‘kinetic’ energy through first-hand interaction with local…

In the middle of the blazing heat of summer in Nürnberg, I sat with stiff muscles and frozen hands with the family that up to this moment had always been so welcoming to my company. My eyes wandered the living room to find a niche…

This past summer, like many previous summers, I spent in Russia, or what my friends jokingly refer to as “the motherland.” To the surprise of the most sheltered of my acquaintances, I returned neither Communist nor raped, but enriched and aware. I spent two weeks…

We read Paradise Lost my sophomore year, and ever since then English class has seemed little better than a waste of time. No school-assigned book has been able to compare: Paradise Lost is the only book I’ve ever read that I can honestly say changed…

“For God’s sake, please stop the aid!” This prominently placed quote in a magazine I was reading immediately caught my attention. It reminded me of an article written by Milton Friedman on the null or negative impact of foreign aid. I admit that by then…