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My Diversity Statement

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Though I was born in Yerevan: The capital city of my home nation, Armenia; Majority of my life’s impactful occasions took place in a city of multiethnicity, opportunity, and diversity- Dubai that is. Moreover, in addition to my settlement in Dubai, having had the chance to explore several different nations across the globe, such as Russia, U.S.A, etc. was also an absolute gargantuan factor that had displayed my progression and product of my diversity that has been applied towards the community of my settlement. Hence why, with both these aspects assorted together, I strongly do believe that this mixture would enhance the evident visibility of my diversified settings of nature and how these abilities can engage perfectly with the University …show more content…

For instance, my fellow friends in my latest secondary school- that is The Winchester School-, appear from many diverse cultural backgrounds/nationalities- such as India, Egypt, Colombia, Romania, etc. With these implications of the variety of historical backgrounds that my fellow friends have come from, I find myself to have attained enough knowledge to develop my standards of innovative and anticipation skills. Since by working alongside people of different backgrounds, experiences and working styles, creative concepts can be born from bouncing ideas off of each other and offering feedback and suggestions. Moreover, since I have derived from a Gregorian-Christian Armenian generation- currently only 2,000+ of this heritage in the United Arab Emirates-, and have been the only Armenian student in The Winchester School for the past 3 years, one could proclaim myself as being an influential-diverse individual in the nearby districts/community. Thereby permitting myself to play a persuasive role in the enrichment of other individuals’ development across my school and my surrounding

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