Application Essay

The essay question that needs to be answered is: At Penn, learning and growth happen outside of the classrooms, too. How will you explore the community at Penn? Consider how this community will help shape your perspective and identity, and how your identity and perspective will help shape this community.  I actually don’t need 275 words. The word count for this essay is simply between 150-200 words. Feel free to chat with me over message so you can learn details about my personality and life that will help you effectively answer this prompt. (:

Please give your reasons for wishing to do graduate work in Supply Chain Management. Prepare your statement of objectives and goals in whatever form clearly presents your views. Include as best you can, your particular interests, be they experimental, theoretical, or issue-oriented, and show how your background and MIT’s Global SCALE Network programs support these interests. Explain your long-term professional goals. The Admissions Committee will welcome any factors you wish to bring to its attention concerning your academic and work experience to date. The statement should be no longer than 500 words. I already wrote my essay in 3 parts see the comments section in the file attached

research the organization (will be given once bid is accepted) and write 450 words as to why you are choosing to apply for the position in the organization

Please give your reasons for wishing to do graduate work in Supply Chain Management. Prepare your statement of objectives and goals in whatever form clearly presents your views. Include as best you can, your particular interests, be they experimental, theoretical, or issue-oriented, and show how your background and MIT’s Global SCALE Network programs support these interests. Explain your long-term professional goals. The Admissions Committee will welcome any factors you wish to bring to its attention concerning your academic and work experience to date. The statement should be no longer than 500 words. I already wrote my essay in 3 parts see the comments section in the file attached

The essay question that needs to be answered is: At Penn, learning and growth happen outside of the classrooms, too. How will you explore the community at Penn? Consider how this community will help shape your perspective and identity, and how your identity and perspective will help shape this community.  I actually don’t need 275 words. The word count for this essay is simply between 150-200 words. Feel free to chat with me over message so you can learn details about my personality and life that will help you effectively answer this prompt. (:

Pretty open. Looking for a cohesive, personal story about starting a business to better serve the community – via employment opportunities and serving customers – and provide a comfortable life for my family. Up to 500 words.

“Describe the circumstances that contributed to your undergraduate GPA being around or under a 3.0 (provide details). Then, describe the changes you’ve made and lessons you’ve learned to be better prepared to maintain a GPA of 3.0+ as a student in this program.” I have a 2.4 undergraduate GPA. I recently took classes post baccalaureate and I now have 3.9 GPA.  My experience with my undergraduate was difficult because I had just moved to America from Lebanon at 17 years old.  I had no idea what I wanted to do with my life so it was difficult to stay motivated and along with that, my mother was in and out of the ICU with only myself around to care for her. Now that I know what I want to do with my life, with proof of my recent grades, I am motivated more than ever to continue with my education and maintain a high competitive GPA.

The vacancy announcement to which you are responding lists the job requirements. In this application, you provide your qualifications as they apply to those requirements. Your statement of qualification should include a demonstration of the required knowledge, skill, or ability. All of the requirements in the vacancy announcement should be addressed. If you do not address each requirement, you will have an incomplete application. This may cause you to be found unqualified. Read each of the requirements listed on the vacancy announcement. Consider carefully your achievements which demonstrate the specified requirement. An achievement may be either a specific instance or sustained high performance over a period of time. These achievements may have occurred in all kinds of settings, e.g., paid work in the Postal Service or any other organization, volunteer work, education, training activities. For each requirement, try to give several examples of achievements that demonstrate you have the knowledge, skill, or ability being addressed. We recommend describing achievements by (1) telling of a situation or task which needed to be done; (2) stating what action you took; and (3) describing the result of that action. Be sure it is clear to the evaluator that: 1. What you are describing demonstrates the requirement. 2. The situation, action, and result are fully described. 3. You were in some way responsible for the result. 4. If you displayed initiative or innovation, you have shown this. REQUIREMENTS: This section is composed of Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities (KSAs) which are required to satisfactorily perform the tasks of the position. Applicants must demonstrate that they possess a sufficient level of each KSA, to include at least minimum competency for senior-qualified positions to enable them to perform these tasks satisfactorily. Applicants demonstrate these levels by describing examples of experience, education, or training, any of which may be non-postal. Ratings are based on the demonstration of the level of possession of each of the KSAs. Failure to demonstrate any KSA is disqualifying.   1. Knowledge of postal administrative procedures and mail classification.  2. Knowledge of computer systems at a level sufficient to operate keyboard devices, input data and obtain reports and information.  3. Ability to use written reference materials including handbooks, manuals, charts, bulletins, directives and checklists.   4. Ability to communicate both orally and in writing at a level sufficient to interpret and exchange information, answer questions and give directions.  5. Ability to perform basic mathematical computations.  6. Ability to compare names, letters or numbers for accuracy and completeness.  7. Ability to detect patterns to determine how a set of numbers of data are related to each other.  8. Ability to prepare forms, records, tables and reports.  9. Ability to positively and effectively work and deal with others.  10. Ability to plan and execute work activities without direct supervision, accomplishing tasks to meet deadlines.

Module 4: Drama Reflective Essay Directions: Choose one of the topics below and write a three to four page essay. Make sure you address every point in the question and use textual evidence from the literature to support your points as well as at least two quotes from two of your secondary sources. Before planning and drafting your essay, refer to the reflective essay instructions and grading criteria on pages 5-7 of our syllabus. Also remember you may not write this essay as a text-submission (i.e. you may not type your response into this box). You must type your essay as a Word document, use Save As, browse your computer (below) , and attach the document for submission. Choice 1: Discuss the theme of resiliency of the human spirit using at least three characters in the play. Choice 2: Discuss how upbringing, societal influences, and personal choices have affected Troy’s life. Choice 3: Discuss the complexity of at least three central father/son relationships in the play. Choice 4: Discuss how the play portrays African-American life in the mid 1950’s in terms of suffering and sustenance. Choice 5: Discuss one symbolic aspect of the play – fences, music or baseball – and how it conveys at least three key themes.

1-talk about yourself and motivation: Holder of a bachelor in mathematics, currently completing a Master in Mathematics (Finance option) interested in Ph.D. in finance. Have noticed while completing my undergrad my strong interest in using mathematics to solve real-world problems. my Mathematics skills in Finance since the modern financial needs a complex mathematical model. 2- Summarized  undergraduate and previous graduate career: My undergraduate studies and master gave me a strong background in Algebra, Analysis, probability theory. The most important is the course of Financial math in my graduate program that gave me a deeper understanding of the pricing theory from the Black Scholes model, the binomial pricing, stochastic analysis, and how to solve a stochastic differential equation. Have also been exposed to a course of econometrics which helped me to know how to use mathematical concepts such as matrice algebra in multilinear regression and also introduced me to the concepts of times series and financial time series. I didn’t perform well in some units of the second semester as econometrics because of some health issues during the period of exams. 3- Relevance of recent current activities: After completing my master coursework, I have successfully defended my research proposal in pricing financial derivative mainly how to price lookback options under stochastic volatility. Besides, I have been reading on my own books on intermediate the intermediate microeconomics and macroeconomics to catch up on the lack in that field(you can mention any good book ). 4: Elaborate on your academic interest: I am interested in Asset pricing mainly on how to price financial derivatives. Also interested in corporate finance. 5-Conclusion Can kindly see the instruction on the website of UC-Berkeley.