Hong Kong Personal Statements Samples For Students

In this letter I want to express my deep interest in your Graduate Program. Driven by the idea of becoming a qualified professional in Business field, I am ready to spend years studying, being convinced that my efforts will be eventually appraised. Having a clear understanding that in order to succeed in any field one has to love what he does, and I can undoubtedly assert that I am one of those individuals. I can spend days reading the professional literature, imagining myself as one of the university students, and later on as one of the workers at some transnational company.

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Personal Statement to University of California

1) What is your intended major? Discuss how your interest in the subject developed and describe any experience you have had in the field — such as volunteer work, internships and employment, participation in student organizations and activities — and what you have gained from your involvement.
I intend to pursue higher education to major in Asian American Studies. I am an international student from Hong Kong and am currently studying in Los Angeles, California. My current academic plans include completing two (2) years education in Los Angeles, to comply with the educational pre-requisites needed prior to transferring to the ...

My name is Hoyi Tsui and I was born in 1991 in Hong Kong, China. While I was born in Hong Kong, I immigrated with my family to the United States when I was seven years old and have since lived in Salisbury, Maryland, which I consider my home. I always had a passion for biology and medicine and was thrilled to learn that a career in pharmacy was within my grasp after searching through a local community college catalog in 20011. Not long after this discovery, I found great success as a student in the college’s “Pharmacy ...

When I decided to pursue my dreams in the United States and live the comfort of my home in Hong Kong, I knew culturally speaking it will not be an easy journey for me. But, with my dreams as my main fuel, I packed my bags and hopped on a plane bounded to the U.S. Like what I predicted the norms were very different than what we have in Asia, Western countries were more individualistic compared to the collective ideology of the Eastern culture. Communication was my main problem because I had to adjust to the language and in order ...

Life experiences and people shape us and define who we are. I would have never become the person I am today if it was not for University of Wisconsin-Madison. The fantastic university life in the U.S. has turned me into a grown-up in many aspects and has made my choices and actions more mature. Apart from cutting edge knowledge, I had the opportunity to communicate with students coming from different nations and cultures. My world outlook has broadened drastically and these experiences have helped me be more cooperative and communicative.

Since young, I have had interest and passion for mathematics, ...

Challenges make life interesting. It is these challenges that make success a journey rather than a place we arrive at. I was born in Hong Kong, a part of the People’s Republic of China. Growing up I faced several challenges such as raising my school fees, and common adolescent problems such as trying to fit in with the rest of my peers. However, my parents have taught me never to let my challenges make me consider myself as weak or worthless. Instead they taught me that challenges are what make the world go round. Some may argue that challenges are merely ...

I am 26 years of age, and am writing to request for a re-admission into UCSD, having called off a year from the institution. The previous year out of the university gave me adequate time to reflect upon my past, and I have learned that I failed to pay enough attention to my studies. Regrettably, I spent most of my time in things that were not in support of my studies in school. At fall quarter 2011, I failed two classes, which gave me the major drop of my GPA. At the time, I still did not know I was on ...