The Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Continuing Scholars Program Application

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First Name: *

Last Name: *

Email: *

Phone Number: *

S-number: *

I am an International Student: *

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Intended Graduation from Tri-C: *

Which Degree are you seeking at Tri-C?: *

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Intended major at CSU (can be undecided): *

Which Tri-C Campus do you attend the most, or, at which campus would you prefer to meet?: *

Have you taken any honors classes at Tri-C?: *

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Have you attended another institution before Tri-C?: *

YesNo

Will you be available to participate in the mandatory summer research seminar at Tri-C this July?: *

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How will enrolling as a student in the Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Honors College enhance your undergraduate student experience? (answer should be a minimum of five sentences): *

Please define in your own words what it means to be an honors student (answer should be a minimum of five sentences): *

What do you believe to be some key differences between the Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Scholars Academy or the Honors Program at Cuyahoga Community College and the Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Honors College at Cleveland State University? (answer should be a minimum of five sentences): *

List the title of your current academic plan and the counselor you worked with to create it: *

Please submit a 350 – 500 word essay from one of the following prompts: *

Writing Prompts:

1. Why are you interested in studying your chosen major at Cleveland State? How did you cultivate a passion for that particular course of study? What are your future plans after graduating with your bachelor’s degree?

2. Throughout history, we can see how one seemingly small event or decision can cause significant changes for the future and impact the world. Reflecting back on your life, what seemingly insignificant event or decision altered your own life trajectory completely? How?

3. Please share with us one quote (from a book, poem, song, movie, TV show, speech etc.) that resonates with you. Why is the quote so impactful?

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