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小Z同学

北京211，985学校

托福：   112

GMAT：   730

专业：   会计学

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德州大学奥斯汀分校、纽约大学、南加州大学、伊利诺伊大学香槟分校、密歇根大学安娜堡分校、哥伦比亚大学、加州大学伯克利分校、伦敦大学学院、伦敦国王学院、伦敦政治经济学院、帝国理工学院。

文书背景：

通过小Z的分数我们就可以感受到他作为一个学霸的气场，第一次和他聊天的时候发现他对自己的学术发展路线有着非常清晰的规划，基本都不需要我们帮他一点点去梳理自己的心路历程。

他的妈妈是一名优秀的会计，从他刚开始会数数的时候，就开始对他进行金融方面知识的启蒙教育，并一直告诫他要有一颗责任心！   于是从小学到高中，小Z不会像别的孩子一般，任着自己的性子去花钱，相反他会精打细算，把多余的钱都存起来，并把自己的每一笔开销都在本子上详细记录下，就这样对会计的热爱的种子深深的埋在了他的心底。

而这颗种子随着他进入大学而开始发芽、生长。   在大学生活中，他的学术成绩一直很优异，为自己打下了很棒的学术基础，获得了校内大大小小的各种奖项，得到了专业课老师的青睐。   除了校内的学习，他还积极的准备ACCA（国际认可范围最高的财务人员资格证书），并顺利的完成了从F1 到 F5的考试。   并且为了让自己变得更加国际化，他主动寻找到了一次和一个美国会计很强的学校密歇根大学安娜堡分校的交流机会，去那里开拓了自己的眼界，感受到中美教学方式的差异。   在大学中能有这样的表现可以说绝对是一个学霸了，随着我们和小Z的深入交谈，我们也找他学术成功的一个根源。   那就是他有一直有一种信念：   珍惜机会！   是的，很多看起来很大的道理，只有被一个人奉为信念并一直坚持去做的时候，我们才能看到这信念的作用！

纸上得来终觉浅，商科类的学校也是很看重学生的工作经历和实习背景的。   这也是商科这个专业非常看重的一点，你的实操经验。   因为课本的知识往往会和现实不一样！   本身已经很优秀的小Z也明白这个道理，他一直在积极的寻找着各种好的实习机会，想去体验一下真真实实的会计工作！   最终他拿到了顶级会计事务所之一的普华永道的实习机会，并凭借优异的表现获得转正的机会。   当一切都变得越来越好的时候，小Z的思想却发生了一些微妙的变化，而这也促使了他走上了海外留学的这条路，他不再把自己当作一个学习的机器，只为了学习而努力，而忘记了最终目标是去解决问题。

最后让我们一起看看这篇文书是如何打动那些顶级名校的招生官的吧！

文书内容：

Wealth management is the one skill for which I am most confident. My mom is an accountant, and as soon as I was able to count to three, she be   z   gan instilling into me a sense of financial responsibility and management. In elementary I saved my allowance in a jar, and starting in Junior High I began doing my own record keeping. By the time I entered college I had kept my books the same way my mother had.

After entering   XXX University   , I chose to major in Registered Assets Assessment since I was good at managing money. Despite not majoring in accounting, I completed several accounting courses and studied independently, often asking my professors for academic enquiries. As my habit and confidence in book keeping developed into an academic interest which soon blossomed into a passion, I knew that I wanted to make a career out of it. To prove to myself that I could actually realize this desire, I challenged myself to independently study for the ACCA (Association of Chartered Certified Accountants) Qualifications. To this date, I have already passed five of the fundamental examinations, from F1 to F5.

Through studying for the ACCA Qualifications I gained a fair academic grasp of the main duties and responsibilities of the accountant as well as the fundamental theories that accountancy is based on. To further enhance my knowledge in the field, I applied for and was offered a place at the ICPSR program at the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor, a prestigious opportunity competed by thousands of students annually. At Ann Arbor I took two classes on econometrics titledMaximum Likelihood EstimationandTime Series, two courses that collaborated greatly with my self-taught progress in the field. More importantly, these two courses built on top of what I studied for my ACCA exams, and introduced me to utilize my learnt knowledge to practice and case studies. Furthermore, this program also allowed me group exercises that included members who took their study opportunity seriously, paying close attention to the accuracy of the data and responsible for their report. I was very satisfied with what I had gained academically from this experience, as it had provided me with the next step in my independent path to become an accountant.

While striving for academic excellence, I have always held and lived by the belief that if you have gained a chance to do something, you should cherish it, do it to the best of your ability, and do it right. Living up to that motto, I maintained a high GPA and participated in various research projects that rounded my academic abilities; at the same time was nominated and awarded several collegial and national level awards such as the National College Student Mathematical Contest Excellence Award. At the same time, I wanted to gain practical experience and insights into the real workings of the world, prompting me to accept an internship opportunity at Pricewater Cooper, one of the most reputable accounting firms in the world. While there I was responsible for the research and investigation duties of audits as well as the drafting, completion and distribution of annual audit reports in English and Mandarin. With my knowledge basis gained from my ACCA exam preparations, I found that I could complete most tasks deemed difficult by other interns to be relatively easy. Simultaneously, however, I found several tasks to be very difficult, attributing to my lack of a dedicated systemic education in accounting. With hard work and dedication following that motto, I completed every task to the best of my ability, and eventually earned commendations from my supervisor and managers. By the end of the internship, I was offered a full time position upon graduation from college, an offer I still have this day.

Meanwhile, since most of my peers have also entered their final year of college and are now partaking in various internships, working across the globe at many different types of firms or businesses; speaking with them and listening to their endeavours my horizons opened greatly. When one of my friends is involved in an internal investigation into afraud case as a part of an ongoing fraud investigation in Guangzhou, another was interning at a fortune 500 company in London, experiencing English culture. They had diverse experiences and an even broader range of mentalities, but they all had something in common, they were systemically educated and professional accountants.

With a systemic education, I will be able make my education whole and gain a comprehensive set of accounting knowledge from one of the best accounting programs in the world. At the same time, since accounting is purely artificial, it can be influenced and manipulated with changes in the economy or taxation, requiring accountants who are sensitive to changes in these areas. Furthermore, accountancy is a skill that is sharpened by constant practice, and diligence in the field is required for knowing how to resolve potential issues. That is another reason I want to attend a graduate program in accountancy, as I seek methods of solving the issue rather than simply learning the theories behind it.

Accountants are needed everywhere, from colossal international enterprises to the small businesses that form the backbone of many economies, from London, Hong Kong and New York to the small towns in rural areas of India. Upon earning my degree, I will start my accountancy career at an internationally recognized firm such as Ernst & Young LLP, and experience the different opportunities that each type of accountant position offers.

I have loved the accountant profession since I was little, from my mother’s influence to my own experiences to the conversations I shared with my accountant peers. I felt that I no longer wanted to be an accountant because I was good at it, as I now wanted to experience the endless potential career possibilities that it offered. I am prepared to take the next step in becoming a professional accountant.