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Penn Personal Statement

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I have found that Penn has stood out as the perfect university for me. The University of Pennsylvania is a world-class institution that will provide me with an exceptional educational experience. Academically, I was drawn to an individualized option in the Wharton school in which I could mix my studies of international business, real estate, and hospitality management. I hope to continue pursuing my interests in these areas. Unlike many other schools, Penn encourages such breadth of study, believing that skill and theories are developed to overcome challenges and make a positive impact in the real world. One of the most appealing facts about Wharton is the integration of business and liberal arts education. At Wharton, I could still get a complete liberal arts education if I want it. Penn offers various opportunities ranging from internships to research to study abroad. With an exceptional program for global opportunities, I plan to seize the opportunity to participate in the study abroad program at Université Lumière Lyon II in France. As part of the experience, I would have a chance to use and improve my French language with French families as I had taken it …show more content…

They will improve my leadership skills and stimulate interest in these areas. Growing up watching my uncles and aunts invest in properties and having friends whose families are in these particular fields, I believe that I would be a great asset to these clubs and the Wharton environment. Sharing my experience and my friends’ experiences to the clubs and the Wharton community while matriculating a forum to increase my knowledge and grow my network in the industries would benefit all as a whole community in all

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