Why I Want To Upenn

There are times where I find myself daydreaming and wondering what walking through the halls of the University of Pennsylvania could possibly feel like. Chills run down my spine, and I get a little anxious knowing that I could one day be part of something much bigger. I picture myself walking to Biology class with my book bag and a stack of books on my hand. Let's not forget the coffee, which I heard is critical in college. I arrive to class with a huge smile on my face because soon I will be doing what I love, working with children in the medical field. The University of Pennsylvania would be the beginning of a long journey, filled with devotion and passion. It's where I would give my all and try harder if I needed to. UPenn is a home and a community full of students, who come from all around the world and I want to be part of the inspiring mix of
Some programs that caught my attention were the Civic House, La Casa Latina, Equity & Access Program, and the Penn Catholic Student Association. The Civic House would not only help me contribute to my community, but also help me learn the values and principles of a true leader or role model. While La Casa Latina would guide me as a student and also help me create new relationships with faculty and other alumni at UPenn. EPA would provide me as a new student with the assistance that any student would want their first year of college. I would truly appreciate being part of such a significant program that would provide me help my first year of college because we all know that college can be a huge transition for any student. The Penn Catholic Student Association is a spiritual club that I would truly be honored to be a part of. Knowing that I can go to college and have a chance to practice my religion and beliefs freely with other students is an amazing