Then, I researched about Dickinson only to find out better facts about it. The college is in a suburban area which is a very good environment as I would get the gist of both urban and countryside. It is always important to have a balance. It may be due of my family background or future prospect that I have sheer interest in business in general and International Business in particular, which also happens to be the most popular subject in Dickinson. I always wanted to know how the trade took place across the borders. Moreover, I have a cavernous interest in how an economy regulates. Alongside business and economics, the world of science, especially astronomy fascinates me. YouTube videos which showed the theories about the Big Bang, the Edge of the Universe, how would the Universe die and time-travel were the ones to fuel my curiosity in astronomy. I believe Dickinson give me a platform where I can study my various course interests.
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As a matter of fact, I have traveled to different places before, for cultural exchange programs as well. Hence, the program would enable me to fulfill this interest further. To familiarize myself with student life at Dickinson, I looked out for responses from the graduates and got to know that Dickinson had an astounding environment to study as well as to be a part of a range of campus activities.
In addition, the financial assistance that Dickinson provides is very attractive. For a middle-class family in a developing country like Nepal, and especially after the earthquake, paying for all the costs is unfeasible. Hence, the financial aid would mean a great deal in the application process. Furthermore, Dickinson also provides part-time jobs for students, which I seek for while looking for colleges, as I would need an income source to cover the external
As a matter of fact, I have traveled to different places before, for cultural exchange programs as well. Hence, the program would enable me to fulfill this interest further. To familiarize myself with student life at Dickinson, I looked out for responses from the graduates and got to know that Dickinson had an astounding environment to study as well as to be a part of a range of campus activities.
In addition, the financial assistance that Dickinson provides is very attractive. For a middle-class family in a developing country like Nepal, and especially after the earthquake, paying for all the costs is unfeasible. Hence, the financial aid would mean a great deal in the application process. Furthermore, Dickinson also provides part-time jobs for students, which I seek for while looking for colleges, as I would need an income source to cover the external