If you could host a dinner party and invite any four people, either living or dead, whom would you invite and what would the five of you discuss together?
If I could host a dinner party and invite any four people, either living or dead, I would invite the following four personalities: Writer and Philosopher A, Monk B, Professor C and Senator D.
The topic for dinner will be Reforms in the Education System. The history of American education is very progressive with the country regarded as a land of many inventions and discoveries. However this leading edge has now diminished to an extent. Even though the government has made huge progress in making education available to the populace, the participation in higher education is a major concern.
My first guest, A, believed that through proper education the student will not only develop the right skills and knowledge but also make himself a worthwhile human being. He believed that a school is a place where one learns about the totality, the wholeness of life – and that it is a place where both the teacher and the taught explore not only the outer world (the world of knowledge) but also their own thinking and behavior. His schools continue to operate under the auspices of the ABC Foundations worldwide and various parts of the world. I am fortunate to have been part of the same for my high school education.
Meene says
This essay doesn’t answer what “five” of you would talk about. It’s rather what the “four” invited people are talking about.
mbaadmissiongurus says
At first look, I felt so too. The fifth in the discussion, per the Georgia Tech. MBA admissions essay question, would be the candidate himself. Actually Gatech MBA admissions would have done better by wording in “four invited guests and you”. Hope this helps. Cheers, Martha, For MBA admission Gurus