Hello all. I am on a frantic preparing a personal statement for admissions to college quest and I am hoping you can help me.
My grandmother used to say something like "An educated women
is worth less than a crippled donkey" in Armenian to my mother. Unfortunately because of this thought system my grandmother and mother did not want me to go to college and this has held me back many years.
As much as I fiercely love my Armenian roots, the sad truth is my upbringing was against women going to school. Maybe my grandparents were from some rural uneducated area but that is the truth.
I finally resolved to go and educate myself. I would like to add that above sentence in Armenian as my opening statement. I am going to ask my mother but oddly enough she has forgotten a good portion of her Armenian.
I was never taught Armenian. Could someone make a translation or something as close to as possible? I would really appreciate it and your help may get me my foot in the door to a very good college.
I do thank you so much. This is a sincere request and I have been working many hours on my personal statement and my head is about to fall off.
I know you are thinking what a bizarro request this is, if I wasn't in such a rush to get my personal statement prepared I would agree. But I want to start my paper with the one statement that ran through my family and is so important to why I wish to go to college.
If you want, you can write to me personally at [email protected]
Thanks so much
My grandmother used to say something like "An educated women
is worth less than a crippled donkey" in Armenian to my mother. Unfortunately because of this thought system my grandmother and mother did not want me to go to college and this has held me back many years.
As much as I fiercely love my Armenian roots, the sad truth is my upbringing was against women going to school. Maybe my grandparents were from some rural uneducated area but that is the truth.
I finally resolved to go and educate myself. I would like to add that above sentence in Armenian as my opening statement. I am going to ask my mother but oddly enough she has forgotten a good portion of her Armenian.
I was never taught Armenian. Could someone make a translation or something as close to as possible? I would really appreciate it and your help may get me my foot in the door to a very good college.
I do thank you so much. This is a sincere request and I have been working many hours on my personal statement and my head is about to fall off.
I know you are thinking what a bizarro request this is, if I wasn't in such a rush to get my personal statement prepared I would agree. But I want to start my paper with the one statement that ran through my family and is so important to why I wish to go to college.
If you want, you can write to me personally at [email protected]
Thanks so much
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