<p>I want to transfer to SFS from Emory University (Freshman)</p>
<p>My College GPA:3.733
French 201 - A
Into.to Politics - A
Religion:Sacred texts - B+
Intro to Sociology - A
Beginning Math - B</p>
<p>HS: GPA - 4.230, Rank 1/362
ACT:33
SAT:1850 (I'm from a foreign school system and that year I was still unfamiliar with American testing, I know its really bad... : -(</p>
<p>Counselor Rec:She wrote one for Emory and it was amazing, she promised the same this time.
Prof. Rec: Going to ask my French prof. I am confident it will be very good.</p>
<p>Languages: Georgian (native)
Russian (fluent) - distinct from Georgian, has a different alphabet
French (upper intermediate)
Ukrainian (elementary)</p>
<p>Employment:
* Consulate General of France, Partner university fund - International campus program coordinator
* Human Rights House Foundation, Oslo, Norway Office Assistant, Caucasus & E. Europe network.</p>
<p>I have others but they give space for only two.</p>
<p>EC's:
*Volleyball - Team Captain (08-09) - involved 2004-2009
*Cincinnati Art Museum - Youth Advisory Board - Chairman 08-09 - involved 2006-2009
*Mines Advisory Group Ethiopia Simien Mountain Challenge Fundraiser 2007, 2008, 2009 - went to Ethiopia with raised money to help the organization get rid of landmines. Only several $K but I guess its worth it.
*Debate Team - Captain 07-09 - involved 2006-2009</p>
<p>I have others but they give space for only these.</p>
<p>Essays:
Personal is a general autobiographical overview of my life in Republic of Georgia until 2006, and then the emigration to the US. I also explain that because of my fathers illness and lung surgery I could not leave him alone (My mothers dead and i'm the only family member) I did not apply to any Univ. too far from Atlanta that time (could not go to Georgetown for this reason)</p>
<p>SFS essay: I discuss my interest in frozen conflict resolution and post-conflict rehabilitation in the Caucasus and the Black sea region. I talk about this interest evolving in me as a result of several conflict regions I grew up close to and the NGO's I worked with.</p>
<p>Any ideas? I'm really nervous.</p>