#StudyAbroad MBA MS CollegeApplication ApplicationInterview

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Did you not participate in the co-curricular activities, and has it come to haunt you now?

Read the blog below and find out if it helps you to add more to your application.

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Quashing Weak Background Belimishes @MindCypress

Studying in the US is a tough call. Finding colleges, guidance with application and scholarship is another headache that students face generally. So how to get that story that get blow the mind of the people going through your application? Not every student has a story to mention. I do not. I have not worked with any community programs, haven’t associated myself with NGO’s or NPO’s or participated in societies that operated in the colleges. Is there anything that can be done now??? If you think you do not have the answer to the same, we at MindCypress will guide you with the same.

Extra Co-Curricular Activities – Your application reflects you. Ensure you mention the extra co-curricular activities you were involved in at school. Mention how they helped you grow, diminish the performance demons. Show them how involved you were with the people around you, with the activities going on. Do not know how to?

We at MindCypress, will help you find out such points.

Team-Work – Do you feel that you were competent enough at school, but you thought it was long back so you did not mention it anywhere? You are going to a foreign place. A place you might not have seen before, have known before. You might be struck by home-sickness. These are the points colleges worry about. Show them that you have been in a challenging environment before and you are ready for the next challenges. You can play as a trusted team member and show the instances. Like you played a sport that required team-work or you were involved in an activity that required team-work, like finding sponsors?

Your Previous Degree – Your marks do not matter the most. Your curriculum does and so does your involvement with it.

How challenging your program was??

How relative and comparative it was??

Answer to the questions above is something that you might want to adhere to, while answering your essays or statement of purpose.

Committee that is looking at your application will definitely be interested in knowing why your grades went haywire in between (if they did), how involved were you with the program and with the societies operating within the college and what you learned from them.

These are the questions that you should pay heed to, if you feel you do not have sparkling background. It is normal as it your past.

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