I was born and raised in Long Island, New York. I have always loved the city in it’s craziest state, and find that everytime I go there, I am still rendered speechless at the sight of the skyline, the business and noise of Broadway and Central Park west contrasted by the relative quiet of Central Park, and the melting pot of people that so casually yet hurriedly stroll throughout their everyday life. For these reasons, I knew I had to go to a school in New York City, but choosing NYU fell upon different lines.
Having parents who own and operate their own businesses, the business world has always been an interest of mine, and what better place to learn the ropes than New York City? I am especially interested in the NYU Stern School of Business. …show more content…
In the study abroad program offered at NYU for undergraduates, 13 other locations are offered that span around the globe. Perhaps I can study in “the land down under,” or gain a couple hundred pounds studying in Florence, Italy, or even spend some time learning about the Western African trade hub in Accra, Ghana. The locations are limited, but the opportunities within each one are endless.
At NYU I am very interested in the “Two Birds, One Stone” student run club that dedicates its time to feeding the hungry and homeless population in New York City while simultaneously reducing food waste. I have been involved in a non-profit organization called “C the Difference: Cory Cares” created to stock the food pantries across Long Island and feed the hungry for five years now. Over these five years through various efforts we have raised an impressive $60,000.00. We have delivered thousands of pounds of food to eight different food pantries across Long Island. This charity means a lot to me and being so close to home while extending the good deed through NYU, I would be able to connect the generosity from New York City to Long Island.
I am passionate about the NYU culture and education and I hope that you consider me as a student for your
Having parents who own and operate their own businesses, the business world has always been an interest of mine, and what better place to learn the ropes than New York City? I am especially interested in the NYU Stern School of Business. …show more content…
In the study abroad program offered at NYU for undergraduates, 13 other locations are offered that span around the globe. Perhaps I can study in “the land down under,” or gain a couple hundred pounds studying in Florence, Italy, or even spend some time learning about the Western African trade hub in Accra, Ghana. The locations are limited, but the opportunities within each one are endless.
At NYU I am very interested in the “Two Birds, One Stone” student run club that dedicates its time to feeding the hungry and homeless population in New York City while simultaneously reducing food waste. I have been involved in a non-profit organization called “C the Difference: Cory Cares” created to stock the food pantries across Long Island and feed the hungry for five years now. Over these five years through various efforts we have raised an impressive $60,000.00. We have delivered thousands of pounds of food to eight different food pantries across Long Island. This charity means a lot to me and being so close to home while extending the good deed through NYU, I would be able to connect the generosity from New York City to Long Island.
I am passionate about the NYU culture and education and I hope that you consider me as a student for your