March 12

Right now, my top three college choices are Princeton University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), and Harvard University. I am attracted to the first because it offers strong programs in the field I want to study and has a supportive campus community. The second appeals to me because of its location and opportunities for internships that can help me gain real-world experience. The third stands out because of its campus culture and clubs, which match my interests and would help me grow both academically and personally. Even if I end up considering other options, these schools are where I see myself learning and thriving.

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