I need to write an application for a scholarship and I have a dilemma.
"it would sure help" or "it would surely help". (formal register)
Is it correct if I say "It would help a great impact on my decision making and would be extremely beneficial" or is it MANDATORY to re-write the subject "...and IT would be extremely beneficial". I know 2nd one is correct but can I write it without it?
I have never lived in a campus before though,I believe that would be the hardest part. I tend to generalize the idea though because campus life in my country is horrible.
Candidate Qualifications: a. Be 16, 17, or 18 years of age as of June 27, 2015; b. Highly proficient in English, as demonstrated in a personal interview or the results of a standardized test; c. Committed to enrolling in high school or university in their home countries in fall 2015, following completion of the Institute; d. Demonstrate strong leadership potential and interest in transatlantic relations and diplomacy; e. Indicate a serious interest in learning about the United States; f. Sustained high level of academic achievement, as indicated by academic grades, awards, and teacher recommendations; g. Demonstrate a commitment to community and extracurricular activities; h. Have had little or no prior U.S. study or travel experience in the United States; i. Be mature, responsible, independent, confident, open-minded, tolerant, thoughtful and inquisitive; j. Willing and able to fully participate in an intensive summer program, community service, and active educational travel program; k. Comfortable with campus life, shared living accommodations, travel and interaction with a multinational, coed group of participants from across Europe and the United States, and comfortable with engaging various Americans in the broader community. Able to adjust to cultural and social practices different from those of their home countries.
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Since it's HS their expectations probably aren't through the roof and you should just honestly write something "real". I don't think you have to theoretically suit up given the nature of the scholarship. Good luck dude.
The goals of the Institutes are: (1) to develop a commitment to transatlantic cooperation; (2) to foster relationships between American and European youth from different ethnic, religious, and national groups; and (3) to develop a cadre of youth leaders who will share their knowledge and skills with their peers through positive action.
The U.S. Embassy to Romania invites Romanian high schools to submit nominations for the 2015 Benjamin Franklin Transatlantic Fellows Summer Institutes. Two four-week Institutes, offered in summer 2015, will accommodate up to 90 Fellows total. Each Institute, one at Wake Forest University in North Carolina and the other at Purdue University in Indiana, will be designed for 35 European students and 10 Americans, ages 16 to 18. Institute activities include discussion of global issues of common interest, leadership and media training, collaborative project development, community service, educational travel, and plans for follow-on activities. Both Institutes will take place from June 27 to July 25, 2015.
king how old are you again? I think depending on your age and what their expectation is, you should go with either edits accordingly. I agree with what Raw says though about it having to sound like something you'd say.
Although I think written English (especially formal) and social English are quite different.
I believe I am a great candidate for this scholarship because I have a strong interest in further developing my problem solving and critical thinking skills. Given my previous experience on an international project, I fully feel that I would be able to interact with foreign nationals with aplomb and would uphold the image set forth by your organization as a recipient of this scholarship.
With this scholarship, I feel that I would be able to elevate myself to new heights both personally and professionally. I would like to pursue a career in politics or economics, and this opportunity would enable me to explore and share my insights with teens, helping to broaden my horizons as well as better understand the cultural and socioeconomic climates of different countries. In closing, I think that my past experiences, current interest and future career goals are all aligned with what this scholarship can offer, and I believe it will not only be a great benefit to me as I move forward, but also one for your organization.
It's something called "Benjamin Franklin Scholarship". You basically go to the US to talk about economic and social problems of today's society, interacting with people of 16,17,18 years old from like 60 countries.
That sounds like a good experience, did a quick re-write of what you posted:
I consider myself a great candidate for this scholarship, mainly because I have a large interest in problem solving, and it would be a great opportunity to develop my social skills and critical thinking. I'm confident I would easily interact with people from foreign countries and I believe I'm serious and dedicated enough to fully participate in community-based programs and workshops. This scholarship would have significant impact on my decision making and surely it would help me develop my interactive skills and reveal my personality.
Earning this scholarship would assist me a lot in the future because it will be seen as an accomplishment and it would be extremely beneficial during a job interview or for your personal resume. In addition, I believe it could help me a lot in political or economical situations in the near future. Having attended an international project would be an an amazing opportunity and would hugely benefit me in many fields I am interested in.
I consider I am a great candidate for this scholarship because I have a huge interest in problem solving and it would be a great opportunity to develop my social skills and critical thinking. I am confident enough I would easily interact with people from foreign countries and I believe I have the seriousness and open-mindedness to fully participate in community-based programs and workshops. This scholarship would have a great impact on my decision making and it would surely help me develop my interactive skills and reveal my personality.
Earning this scholarship would help me a lot in the future because it will be seen as an accomplishment and it would be extremely beneficial during a job interview or for your personal CV. I believe it could help me a lot in a political or economical career in the near future. Having attended an international project would be an outstanding activity and would hugely benefit me in many domains I am interested in.
It's something called "Benjamin Franklin Scholarship". You basically go to the US to talk about economic and social problems of today's society, interacting with people of 16,17,18 years old from like 60 countries.
I consider I am a great candidate for this scholarship because I have a huge interest in problem solving and it would be a great opportunity to develop my social skills and critical thinking. I am confident enough I would easily interact with people from foreign countries and I believe I have the seriousness and open-mindedness to fully participate in community-based programs and workshops. This scholarship would have a great impact on my decision making and it would surely help me develop my interactive skills and reveal my personality.
Earning this scholarship would help me a lot in the future because it will be seen as an accomplishment and it would be extremely beneficial during a job interview or for your personal CV. I believe it could help me a lot in a political or economical career in the near future. Having attended an international project would be an outstanding activity and would hugely benefit me in many domains I am interested in.