Write about 100 words as to what will be your contribution in the school
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Explanation:
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1.Share the story of past achievements and quantify if possible the impact you had
By showing how you’ve already contributed, you demonstrate that you have the initiative, people skills, and organizational talent to make an impact in the future. If you can select a contribution that is related to your chosen field or school, so much the better. Perhaps your past contribution is part of an ongoing program or a recurring event that you intend to continue with in the future. This will show the adcom that your achievements are not one-offs; you can demonstrate your commitment, as well associating your worthy contributions with their school.
2.Discuss skills you’ve developed that will aid future contributions
You can show the adcoms that you’re prepared to give back by proving that you have the appropriate skills and the tools needed. Use evidence to support your skill development by talking about how you’ve worked to build your skill set (by taking a course or through work experience, etc.). Analyze your success to reveal that you are a thinking, growing, dynamic individual. And when asked about failures or setbacks, discuss what you learned from the tough times. Demonstrate a growth mindset.
3.Show how your skills are transferable
To contribute to your classmates or school, you’ll need to show how your unique talents or experiences can be shared with your classmates, professors, or work colleagues. Talk about how your skills, understanding, and ethics can impact those around you. Even seemingly unrelated skills can be transferable to your target program; every past achievement has skill elements that can be highlighted and applied to future contributions.
4.Mention how your target school will help
Now the adcom readers know that you’ve got skills and that you’re ready to share them. Next, you need to reinforce the idea that their school is the place to accelerate your upward trajectory. Highlight any overlaps in the ethos of the school or the course curriculum that will advance your skills in the future. And it works both ways: point out that just as the school helps further your skills, you as one of their contributing alumni become a future ambassador for their school.