<p>I could tell you that I want to go to Northwestern because it has highly ranked programs in
physics, journalism and economics I could tell you that Northwesterns quarter system appeals to me because I can take a broader range of classes and pursue multiple academic interests I could tell you that I want to take advantage of Northwesterns undergraduate research grants and opportunities to best understand which major I have a passion for both in the classroom and in the laboratory but you could have guessed all of that. What you might not have guessed is that Northwesterns key appeal to me an aspect which puts it above the Ivies and other top-tier schools with respected programs and accessible research is its women.</p>
<p>My brother goes to Yale, and he is pleased with the academics there. Still, it is not
uncommon to hear him whining about its women and wishing he had applied to a school like
Northwestern, a school where the classes and the women are top-notch. In fact, he has said time and time again that out of all the women he has dated, the only one he truly respected both physically and intellectually ended up at Northwestern. </p>
<p>I do not intend to repeat my brothers shortsighted mistake. Four years is a long time to suffer without beautiful women. Northwesterns academics are hot, but from what I hear, its women are hotter.</p>
<p>That was a definite risk. How was the rest of your application? If it was iffy, I bet that essay pulled you through. If your application was solid, that may have been a ballsy and superfluous effort ;)</p>
<p>omg i woudlnt be able to breathe w/s ending that in…but very humorous. i have a feeling one of my essays, the comon app one, of my own topic, which had a bit of humor…also won them over, however. they like humor…shows u are not just a nerd lol</p>
<p>Here’s my theory… the admissions officer read my essay… and dropped it in shock… and it floated down and landed (by no fault of the admissions officer) in the accepted pile. Not wishing to stop to pick it up, he just went on with the rest of the applications</p>