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College Admission Essay: The New School

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I first visited New York City when I was 13 years old and I fell in love with the city. I was hypnotized by how vibrant the city was, teeming with life and culture. As I grew older I began to wonder what college life would be like in the Big Apple, and I started to look at schools. When I first discovered The New School I enjoyed that it was different and unconventional compared to other universities and I was instantly drawn in.
I am fascinated by the uniqueness of The New School. I love the combination of everything that the university offers. The blend of elements of an arts school with elements of a traditional university would create a truly one-of-a-kind college experience. I have always considered myself a creative thinker, and I especially …show more content…

I believe that this university would offer me a unique and beneficial historical education. History has always been my favorite subject in school, and I would be excited to experience the take on it that The New School offers. In addition to my classes, the New York City location would be extremely influential on my studies. New York City has such a rich history and such a rich lasting culture, so I would be constantly inspired by my surroundings. I love that the faculty teach classes in multiple fields and multiple schools within the university. That would color my education with new knowledge that I may never have received at any other university. The connection that The New School has with historical groups in the city is something that would be extremely beneficial to students. I always learn best by doing hands-on projects, so that would create a constructive and educational environment catered to my needs as a student.
Living in NYC and attending The New School would push me out of my comfort zone and allow me to grow as a student and as a person. The New School is truly a one-of-a-kind university that would be extremely beneficial to my education. Living in New York City at a crucial time in my life when I am discovering who I am, would be an inimitable experience. I would love for The New School to be part of my experience, and I would be honored to continue my education

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