Accepted to Stanford University
Explore the profile of a Stanford admit who highlighted innovation, entrepreneurship, and a passion for robotics. Includes 'What matters to you, and why?' essay.
- Founder, Tech StartupDeveloped an iOS app for time management with 10k+ downloads. Featured in local tech blogs.
- Robotics Team LeadLead programmer for FIRST Robotics team. Won 'Innovation in Control' award at regionals.
- Math Olympiad FinalistQualified for AIME (American Invitational Mathematics Examination) three years in a row.
Application Essays
Prompt: What matters to you, and why?
Curiosity. It's the itch that can't be scratched, the question that keeps me up at 2 AM. It started with taking apart my parents' toaster...
At Stanford, I want to channel this relentless curiosity into the Symbolic Systems program, exploring the intersection of human cognition and artificial intelligence.
No interview offered.
Showcasing 'Intellectual Vitality'. My essays focused heavily on my self-driven projects and love for learning outside the classroom.
"Showcase your intellectual vitality through self-directed projects."
"Highlight any original research or entrepreneurial endeavors."
"Be authentic and vulnerable in your supplemental essays."