Academic Exploration

Enrichment programs and coursework that connect classroom ideas to real-world issues.

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I enjoy exploring academic interests beyond the classroom through enrichment programs and collaborative projects.

These experiences allow me to explore new subjects, collaborate with peers, and deepen my curiosity about how academic concepts connect to real-world issues.

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Honors / advanced courses

University enrichment programs

Academic distinction earned

Current grade at UNIS

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Beyond the Classroom

Enrichment programs and collaborative projects

Programs outside of UNIS — including coursework at Columbia and Stanford’s Envision program — have let me explore subjects in more depth than a regular semester allows.

I’m especially drawn to courses that connect directly to real-world issues, which is part of what pulled me toward both legal studies and community-facing work.

Recognitions & coursework.

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UNIS Honor Roll

Recognition for academic performance at UNIS.

Subject Excellence Award

Class-specific award, e.g. Extended Mathematics.

Program Completion Certificate

Columbia or Stanford enrichment program certificate.

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The classes I remember best are the ones that made me ask a different question than the one on the syllabus.

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Photos from UNIS

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Current competitive coursework (e.g. Extended Math)

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Open question: the Columbia and Stanford programs are referenced on the Advocacy page too — keep them here as well if the academic angle (rather than the legal angle) is the point you want to make, or link to that page instead to avoid repeating the same photos twice.