Can you check? Personal statement “What is fashion all about?” This is the name of a presentation that I attended last year and which sparked my interest in fashion management and helped to set my future plans. The presentation was mostly focused on fashion business and demonstrated its growing influence over the whole fashion industry and community. One thing I shouldn’t forget to mention is that my goal is to make a difference in society and contribute to fashion commerce. That is why I’m applying to this program. Currently, I am finishing my last year at high school, where during my studies I am always eager to learn subjects that reflect my interests and preferences such as mathematics, foreign language, and subjects in the art field. Also, I am quite enthusiastic about participating in school events with my classmates, friends and supporting them. This is mostly related to my interest in teamwork. I believe these activities will help me to gain the necessary skills like creative side and business acumen in my future career. Talking about my future career, my biggest goal as I said before is to contribute to fashion management. And the first step to reach my goal is a good education. After I did research on undergraduate program in the areas of the fashion business in Kazakhstan, to my surprise I couldn’t find any. The range of specialization here is poor and teaching methods mainly focused on theoretical knowledge. Those are the reasons why I decided to study abroad.

Could you please check this essay? Even though globalization affects the worlds economies in a positive way, its negative side should not be forgotten. It is impossible to hide from globalization. It gradually gets into daily life through the media, culture and television. Consequently customs, individual’s behavior and lifestyle are changing. There are many advantages and disadvantages of globalization process. I intend to discuss both sides of these arguments. On the positive side globalization gives us a lot of choices. With transporting goods to a long distance we can taste a variety of fruit and vegetables. For example approximately 10 years ago we hardly saw the kiwi fruit which is from New Zealand, but now it is available everywhere. Secondly, people can order foreign shoes and clothe brands like Nike, Reebocks, Adidas and they get employment in these companies or can be driver of trucks. On the downside, globalization creates concerns for developing countries whose culture and economy unable withstand competition. Spreading the fast food brands in Asian market brakes own national foods and economy. For instance nowadays teenagers eat burgers, chip and drink carbonated drinks instead of healthy foods.

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Could you please check? Hi! I'm sorry I don't remember your name, you had an interview today and I entered the room in the middle of it. I'm not sure if you remember me. Anyway, I think I can relate to your frustration, at least to some extent. Since I've been through this process a lot, I mean interviews, I might be able to help you with some advice. Let me know if you're up for it.

Please, explain this It's really difficult to use mixed Conditionals. For instance, what is the difference between these two sentences: If I were you, I would marry him. If I were you, I would have married him.

Which answer is correct? I love (not have to) get up early. I'm supposed to open the brackets and put the verb into correct form. Here what I have: I love not having to get up early. I love not to have to get up early. Which one is correct? Or maybe neither of them is right?

Pleaseeee, check it. I had to agree with the statement, that is why it was really difficult. Universities should take the same number of men and women in each major. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this statement? Stereotypes are deeply rooted in human nature. Driven by some common beliefs, that can be false despite being widely used; some universities might accept students into particular subjects based on their gender. Although a number of factors have to be taken into consideration in terms of admission into the major, I strongly believe that gender equality has to be among the most important aspects. The same number of male and female students for each major can present an opportunity for some people to achieve their dreams despite the stereotypes. Society tends to believe that some academic subjects are meant for men only or vice versa. That is why there are some unspoken rules that prevent people from pursuing the education of their dreams. For instance, Informational Technology is believed to be a major for men rather than women, supposedly because men are better at some subjects like math, which is not necessarily true. In this situation, educational institutions may be biased against women who want to be accepted into this major and not consider the candidates’ academic grades that can be far better than others. If that is the case, only accepting the equal number of learners regardless of their gender can be the most adequate solution. In addition, the admission of the same number of men and women for certain majors can reshape our society. Even though there have been some significant changes towards gender equality over the last few decades, it is still a very sensitive issue, which causes some serious problems. For example, there is a very sad tendency that young girls do not choose science as their future career path simply because they do not have enough role models whose example they can follow. If universities were forced to have a balance between male and female students for every major, over time this problem would be solved as the younger generation would have female scientists to imitate.