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Uc Berkeley Waitlist Letter Rough Final Draft
Uc Berkeley Waitlist Letter Rough Final Draft
I hope you are all well, especially during this admissions season. I appreciate your
consideration of my application! To begin, I would like to speak on behalf of my
accomplishments, since my application’s submission. By discussing why UC Berkeley is
the best place for me as an outlook of further accomplishment, I will be able to inform
the committee on how I plan on making an impact on the campus.
To begin, as an active and newly appointed lab-assistant for Genetics and Microbiology
students, my leadership-skills enable me to serve as an outlook of support for STEM
students. I have become an innovative thinker as I prepare for their labs, resulting in
students finding inspiration within me to study the STEM pathway through
biotechnology related coursework. With that effect, I myself have become passionate to
pursue studying in the STEM field.
My first choice being UC Berkeley has also been influenced by its beautiful campus, rich
diversity, innovation and academics. As a mixed latin and east asian woman, I felt at
home on this campus when visiting. If admitted, this school will enable me to reconnect
with my Chinese ancestry that I have lost touch with, due to the prioritization of
Mexican heritage upon my upbringing. Like the way I will end the cycle of being first
gen, I want to further explore my identity. Joining the Asian American Association and
East Asian Union, I will reconnect to my ancestral roots and gain a deeper appreciation
for being Mex-Asian American. Which is why I am inspired to open a club at UC
Berkeley for first generation students of ethnicity who will pursue along the STEM field.
This idea of leaving an impact, creating outlooks of support for students who have
experienced unique circumstances due to being a minority like me, have been my central
motivation for becoming a STEM student at UC Berkeley. I hope to inspire students, the
way UC Berkeley has inspired me to continue my studies. I will forever be grateful for
that and the opportunity that has been given to receive your education.
Elizabeth Fong