Hi all,
Thanks in advance for your feedback. I'm pre-writing the common secondary essays (Diversity, Adversity, Challenge, etc) and was hoping to get an outside opinion on my idea for the challenge topic.
I studied abroad, but the first few days I decided to solo travel. This was a huge step for me and the first time I had ever done anything of the sort. I was alone in a country and I didn't speak the language, having to navigate the city and make my own way. I was thinking about this for my "challenge" because it was a choice I made to push myself and grow.
I think I'd be able to write about it strongly, and it's relevant because it's given me the courage to solo backpack for a bit before going to medical school (tentative plans if I get in!) My hesitation is it's travel, and I recognize that if I'm not careful, it can come off the wrong way. However, I am trying to expand on/incorporate some of my W&A's in my secondaries and I wrote about travel as one of them so I think it'd be okay.
Let me know what y'all think!
Thanks in advance for your feedback. I'm pre-writing the common secondary essays (Diversity, Adversity, Challenge, etc) and was hoping to get an outside opinion on my idea for the challenge topic.
I studied abroad, but the first few days I decided to solo travel. This was a huge step for me and the first time I had ever done anything of the sort. I was alone in a country and I didn't speak the language, having to navigate the city and make my own way. I was thinking about this for my "challenge" because it was a choice I made to push myself and grow.
I think I'd be able to write about it strongly, and it's relevant because it's given me the courage to solo backpack for a bit before going to medical school (tentative plans if I get in!) My hesitation is it's travel, and I recognize that if I'm not careful, it can come off the wrong way. However, I am trying to expand on/incorporate some of my W&A's in my secondaries and I wrote about travel as one of them so I think it'd be okay.
Let me know what y'all think!