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Essays

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Awards

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Activities

Jad Alawar

Stanford University '28Verified acceptance to Stanford University

Syrian youth who's a debater, soccer player, and a future Stanford graduate!

I started applying to colleges after being accepted into the Syrian Youth Empowerment Initiative, which supports Syrian students by offering mentorship, application fee waivers, and covering the costs of the SAT and language proficiency tests. I had planned to apply to over 20 colleges, but I did not submit any other applications after being accepted to Stanford, which was my dream school. I hope my application is helpful to whoever reads it. Good luck y'all!

Acceptances

Stanford UniversityVerified acceptance to Stanford University

Jad Alawar

Stanford University '28Verified acceptance to Stanford University

Syrian youth who's a debater, soccer player, and a future Stanford graduate!

1

College

5

Q&As

0

AP/IBs

9

Essays

5

Awards

10

Activities

Acceptances

Stanford UniversityVerified acceptance to Stanford University

Background

Race

White

Gender

Male

School Type

Public

Legacy

No

Low income

Yes

First generation

No

International

Yes

Recruited Athlete

No

Academics

GPA (UW)

96.5

GPA Scale

100

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Secondary school in Syria includes 10th, 11th, and 12th grades. During 10th and 11th grades, students enroll in the following courses: Math: Calculus, Algebra, and Geometry Science: Physics, Chemistry

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