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Write an application essay for the International Development Masters program offered by the School of International Service at American University. You may do some research about the university to include some info about why you chose it, how to write an admission application essay, information about the major.About me: I am an international young aspiring female coming from a developing country.I have just earned my undergraduate degree from The Fox School of Business at Temple University majoring in Human resources management, with a GPA of 3.5.I believe that my education journey should not stop there. My passion to learn and grow has always driven me to take the next step and proceed with a graduate degree.I come from a large family living in a small town back home and I am blessed to be the first member to graduate with a college degree from the United States. ( I need to get merit funding to be able to proceed with a graduate degree. Please try to be as convincing as possible). I have not had a professional full-time job, but I have done 3 different internships in 3 different organizations back home in the Huaman resources department. My desire to reshape the new world to a superior version by overcoming pressing humanitarian challenges has led to my interest to pursue a degree in the international affairs field.The program link: https://www.american.edu/sis/id/https://www.american.edu/sis/id/Here are the essays questions:Master’s applicants: pay close attention to the 400 word limit for each question as you write your responses. While we do not run a word count check on submitted documents, this strongly recommended response length is specifically designed to help you narrow the focus of your writing. You should think of the three question prompts as distinct but interrelated; spend some time considering which aspects of your experiences, qualifications, future goals, etc. fit best within each question, and keep each response focused on a few key points.Question 1: Personal Narrative/OverviewLength: 400 wordsPlease share the story of how your background, experiences, and academic interests have led you to pursue graduate school at this time and in this field. What has prepared you for this endeavor and what unique skills, experiences, or perspectives would you bring to SIS?Question 2: SIS Graduate ProgramLength: 400 wordThe field of International Affairs is broad, and SIS has a wide range of degree options reflecting that breadth. Please tell us (1) why you are applying to the specific program you have chosen and (2) how you think this degree will serve your academic and professional aspirations. You may wish to address: areas of research you envision focusing on within the program; faculty research that has had an impact on you; and/or additional opportunities at SIS/AU that would complement your graduate experience.Question 3: ValuesLength: 400 wordsThe professional field of International Affairs continues to be limited by its lack of diversity, especially—but not only—racial, ethnic, and gender diversity. SIS is committed to making the field more closely resemble the diversity of our population by training our students to recognize inclusion as a key to identifying innovative solutions for the global challenges we face. With this aspect of SIS’ mission in mind, please respond to one of the following questions:How would your understanding of the global challenges of social inequality and inequity inform your studies at SIS, your role in the SIS community, and your future work?How have you engaged with racial/ethnic diversity in your past school or work environments, and/or how do you envision yourself contributing to a more inclusive workplace in graduate school and your future career?