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NYU Personal Statement

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NYU has always been a school I wanted to apply to. Living in New York City, my dream school had always been to go to NYU. I liked the uniqueness of NYU, being that there are three campuses that differ tremendously. I chose NYU as my main camps of choice because since moving to California, I miss being in the big city. New York will always be my home, and getting to go back would be amazing. My second choice was Abu Dubai. I chose Dubai as my second because, I’ve always liked the idea of going to college in a new place and discovering life elsewhere. I want to be pushed out of my comfort zone, and figure out life on my own. Also Dubai is such a beautiful place, and it would be amazing attend there. I am applying to the Tandon school of Engineering.
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