using adjective "CARING"

I am a caring person. I always listen to others for the hardships they are facing at the moment. I try to give my best solutions as if it were my own problem. Also, I almost always accept people's favors and do the favor in best of my ability. My friends often describe me as caring and gentle.

using adjective "tolerant"

I am quite tolerant. I know that people often make mistakes. Although I don't want people to make mistakes, I try to understand the circumstances that they are situated in and if it seems to me that it was an unavoidable situation, than I let him or her go. Compared to those who aren't flexible about their rules, I can say that I am tolerant.

using adjective "ambitious"

I am a very ambitious person. I plan to go to MIT and then follow a career in architecture. I want to build something that will make everyone around the world to know my name. My ultimate goal is to get my name on the Oxford English Dictonary. That's what I would call ambitious.

using adjective 'PREPARED'

I am a very prepared person. I never go to classes without the materials that they require. I always get ready not during class but about 5minutes before so I can borrow anytiing I don't have, but I rarely miss out things so that I won't have to borrow from other people. Every night, I read the textbook beforehand so I would get the brief idea about the material I will learn. All these could be evidence for that I am a very prepared person.

using adjective 'RATIONAL'

I am a very rational person. I always argue with myself whether or not I should carry out a certain task. Before going shopping, I always write out things I want to buy and write out reasons why I want to buy something. If, objectively, those reasons don't sound good, I give up buying that thing. I always try to look at both sides and be objective. Usually, that attitude brings me good results. This attitude is , well, "rational". Therefore, I am a rational person.

question 5

5) What do you know about this school?

For one thing , this school is a boarding school. Also, this school offers a wide range of extracurricular activities, and after school activities. And there are english-only-zones and people get penalties if they use Korean in these areas. Also, students are divided largely in two groups,those who are preparing for schools abroad and those who are preparing for schools in Korea. They are educated differently.

question 4

4) If you do not get into this school, what are your other plans?

I would take a test to get into Daewon Foreign Language Highschool. Hopefully, I will get into that school and my plans won't go through severe changes. However, if I fail to get into both schools, than I will move abroad, since it is almost impossible to go to ivyleague schools after graduating from normal highschools in Korea.