The clerical problems of the University of Washington (Seattle)

Two different questions, but the core of the question is only one "What makes you different?"

In fact, most school documents are in this direction.

Q: "Why should I admit you? What's so special about you that we can admit you? "

Around this core, find out the difference between you and other applicants. You can refer to the cultural background (such as coming from your family, how your lifestyle has made you what kind of personality, etc.). )

In short, you should answer the first question around your uniqueness (and make up some, unlike grades)

The second question is to write an example to prove that your vision is broad.

You can write all kinds of trivial things, from which you can think deeply about cultural differences.

It is not necessarily between countries.

It can be between regions.

For example, what is the difference between the new foreign students in his class and you?

In other words, when you travel to a place, you find that the local people are different from their own culture.

By the way, I forgot to say that if I can apply for the college of arts and sciences, I will go to the college of arts and sciences. Although my parents may disagree, I can really learn from it.

Now American universities are full of international students.

Many universities, except the top 20 established schools, have begun to recruit international students crazily, because the tuition of an international student is five times higher than that of a local student.

The school has expanded its enrollment, but with so many educational resources, there are many cases in which teachers are replenished. Your grades at school depend entirely on your luck. If you are lucky, you will bump into a good teacher with high quality. If you are unlucky, you will naturally learn nothing.

More seriously, although these universities have expanded their enrollment, they have not expanded their majors.

Unlike China, American universities don't choose their majors until the second year, and sometimes it's more troublesome to choose a major than to enter this school.

If you can't get a good major, you won't be able to keep up with this school.

In a word, foreign universities are not as good as we thought.