<p>Hey,</p>
<p>I kinda talked about a certain Prof I would like to work with, and that’s it. Will they hate the fact that I only mentioned a Prof and nothing else? If any current or soon to be Yale students could read my essay and give me some feedback, I’d really appreciate it. Thanks</p>
<p>that’s a unique way to answer this question</p>
<p>Really, how did you do it? Did you already get into Yale?</p>
<p>peafire, I mentioned a Yale professor in my “Why Yale”…I am applying RD</p>
<p>So did you mention the prof and then other stuff too? Or did you do it the way I did and only mentioned the prof?</p>
<p>I only talked about a certain professor in my essay. I kept it on the same lines as the Penn essay. Although I am positive this is not the creative route.</p>
<p>okay, I’ll leave mine the way it is then. Thx for ur input</p>
<p>is the “why Yale” essay the 50 words one?</p>
<p>yes it is 50 words</p>
<p>If you threw in a few words to the effect of ‘and this is an example of the way I love yale’s resources’ or something like that you might be well served. I think Yale would like to be reminded of the ways you will use their ample resources. At the least, I think you could cover your desire to work with this prof AND something else within 50 words; I mentioned two things myself for the EA round. (And got in! So you see, it’s not suicide)</p>
<p>So I could talk about it’s research opportunitites? Or facilities? So I could combine that with the prof. and then it’d be a better answer?</p>
<p>but when you are talking about professors, did you have any personal or prevoius connection with them, or you just based it on your research on’em?</p>