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. . . . . entries for 5.2.09 . . . . . So here's a question: what do I tell WWS in my 300-word essay explaining why they should let me in? No joke - this is not an essay attuned to a creative response. Here's the prompt. "Explain your interest in pursuing an undergraduate concentration in public or international affairs, as well as any other element of your background of experience that would contribute to the diversity of perspectives or the well-grounded consideration of public or international issues while you are a student at the Woodrow Wilson School." So far my big ideas all relate to my concentration within the school, not why I'm a particularly good candidate. So, uh, yeah. Hm. Better think about that. :P
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Well. You come from a long line of people who can't work for-profit to save their lives. You want to use your education for the public good. I think Woody Woo famously had a lot of its funding yanked by the original donor because almost all its grads went on to work in the private sector and it's supposed to be a school of public service. You're about the public service. You're strongly habituated that way. You might be able to find a way to work with that.
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