Part 1 tactical advice for the application, interviews, etc. : ua-cam.com/video/OBQqQZsh_Ds/v-deo.html Part 2 a followup of faq questions I get asked: ua-cam.com/video/QzC3fRgJz9k/v-deo.html
Hi! Thanks so, so much for this video!! My situation is similar, as I didn't apply anywhere else because I got into JHU early. JHU is great, but I was always upset I didn't go for my dream, Yale. My friend who had the same SAT scores and very similar extracurriculars got into Yale, which just further persuaded me that I should have aimed higher just as you said. How did you communicate this in your "Why Transfer" essay?
I appreciate your honesty in this video and on your channel as a whole especially with regard to question 2 and your response to the questions on the social life. I think a lot of graduates tend to exaggerate how much prestige and ranking of a university/college actually matters; at the end of the day it does help but I don't think you should let it define you. With regards to your answer on the social life questions, I appreciate the advice; I've always had a struggle socialising without an official social event in place; is there any extra advice you would give for this? Thanks again for the great vid.
Hey! Totally agree that it's important to not let society's judgements define you and your future. Hmm that's an interesting question re socializing and it totally depends on the circumstances. A mantra I like about friendship is: "high intensity, high proximity experiences make friendships" so if there's a chance to do something like that, like a hike or a touch class or a creative experience, I'd always say yes if making friends is the priority. If you have a couple good friends, making friends through friends of friends is great - like hosting a game night and having others bring new people. Depending on if you're a student or after-college, I can provide more tailored advice!
Vigneshhh omg you're back! I hope you're doing well and it's from wayfair, I think if you google 3-legged gold lamp, you can find a lot of them that are very similar
@@mutesidenyse6286 No, since this is my freshman year, I've planned to transfer to a community college probably Kingsborough. Then after being eligible to transfer my plan is to apply from there. But if you have any tips please let me knoe
Part 1 tactical advice for the application, interviews, etc. : ua-cam.com/video/OBQqQZsh_Ds/v-deo.html
Part 2 a followup of faq questions I get asked: ua-cam.com/video/QzC3fRgJz9k/v-deo.html
Thank you for coming back to give your thoughts 2 years later. It really helps
I'm so glad it was helpful!
Loved hearing your reflections!!
Miss you Kate and I hope you're doing well!!
Hi! Thanks so, so much for this video!! My situation is similar, as I didn't apply anywhere else because I got into JHU early. JHU is great, but I was always upset I didn't go for my dream, Yale. My friend who had the same SAT scores and very similar extracurriculars got into Yale, which just further persuaded me that I should have aimed higher just as you said. How did you communicate this in your "Why Transfer" essay?
I appreciate your honesty in this video and on your channel as a whole especially with regard to question 2 and your response to the questions on the social life.
I think a lot of graduates tend to exaggerate how much prestige and ranking of a university/college actually matters; at the end of the day it does help but I don't think you should let it define you.
With regards to your answer on the social life questions, I appreciate the advice; I've always had a struggle socialising without an official social event in place; is there any extra advice you would give for this?
Thanks again for the great vid.
Hey! Totally agree that it's important to not let society's judgements define you and your future. Hmm that's an interesting question re socializing and it totally depends on the circumstances. A mantra I like about friendship is: "high intensity, high proximity experiences make friendships" so if there's a chance to do something like that, like a hike or a touch class or a creative experience, I'd always say yes if making friends is the priority. If you have a couple good friends, making friends through friends of friends is great - like hosting a game night and having others bring new people. Depending on if you're a student or after-college, I can provide more tailored advice!
Amazing video as always! Off topic but where is your lamp from?
Vigneshhh omg you're back! I hope you're doing well and it's from wayfair, I think if you google 3-legged gold lamp, you can find a lot of them that are very similar
Thanks for your advice！
thanks for watching!!
Shout out to Mr. GI Jane at 11:03 !
You still haven’t answered my question in insta dm 😕, more on international student transfer please??
Hey I'm not sure your instagram handle but I think I've answered most of my instagram inbox now, lmk if not!
@@marysbraindump you did it ❤❤
@@Vanxgrey did you get in. im an international student but i go to Us school, i wanted to transfer as well
@@mutesidenyse6286 No, since this is my freshman year, I've planned to transfer to a community college probably Kingsborough. Then after being eligible to transfer my plan is to apply from there. But if you have any tips please let me knoe