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On top of what I've through I'm really proud of my exchange year in Turkey in Ticaret University, it was a year of meeting incredible people, achieving self-fulfillment, and savoring intercultural flavors
Sport, music, cuisine, and volunteering activities are good topics to be discussed in these situations.
Best,
Antonello
I'm very adventurious person and would love go for a long rides in two stroke vehicles which is very much riskier. But at strecth I went for 950 KM ride in one day.
I learned to play the clarinet when I was in 3rd grade and ultimately by high school, I reached state-level qualification as I competed in the new york state all-state competition. This success taught me the importance of perseverance and resilience even when I was faced with immense hurdles. These lessons translated to my success in academics.
getting an internship at one of the largest universities in kenya
Running a semi-marathon. This took effort and dedication from my part.
Overcoming spinal fusion surgery - learning to walk again and then being able to successfully compete in our university ski competition!
National XC Championship
My most important non-academic success so far has been budybuilding, I never had an unnessassery rest day or cheat meal.
Realizing I didn't like my previous job and had courage to change life and city to pursue my dream job
Delivering a project in a deeply challenging situation and for which I had to build capacity by myself.
Supporting the entrepreneurial scene in my country. Supporting the democratic transition
Setting up a website for the online collaboration among students from scratch and making it the most popular platform of the University.
I've run a full marathon, and I've contributed to positive change in my country by creating a civic debate platform and a digital workforce innovation platform.
Entrepreneurship
