After writing his college application essay, high school senior and amateur musician Kwasi Enin, had hoped it would get him into at least one of his chosen universities. But something incredible happened. He got into every one.

It is no secret medical schools favour well-rounded applicants, and they particularly like classical musicians. This is because as a subject, it is widely accepted to be one of the most difficult to master, and can be good indicator of potential future success in other highly complex fields such as medicine and engineering.

Besides the essay, the young American student has a stellar record, with a 2250 SAT score. He also graduated at the top 2% of his class.

You can read the amazing music themed essay titled “A Life in Music” via the New York Post below:

Kwasi Enin’s college essay

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Michael Vincent is the Editor-in-chief Ludwig Van and CEO of Museland Media. He publishes regularly and writes occasionally. A specialist in digital media for over 15 years, he has worked as a senior editor and is a former freelance classical music critic for the Toronto Star. Michael holds a Doctorate in Music from the University of Toronto.

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