Passionate about medicine, writing and media.
Arman Sawhney
Dougherty Valley High School
San Ramon, Calif.
About Arman
Arman thrives at debate, as this year he not only qualified for the Tournament of Champions but also reached the semifinals of the Stanford National Debate Invitational. He also served as captain and lieutenant of his high school’s parliamentary debate team. In addition, he’s passionate about science and music, playing everything from piano and violin to guitar and bass. At Drew, he’s entering the BA/MD program and hopes to minor in music, economics or both. “I really want to get a broad education,” he said.
Why Drew?
“It’s because of the smaller class size, which will allow for a more individualized education and a better chance for me to get to know my peers, and because I was admitted into the seven-year BA/MD program.”
Margaret Wilson
Sewickley Academy
Baden, Penn.
About Margaret
In high school, Margaret thrived in Spanish and English, earning the Marian Campbell Writing Award in her first year and becoming editor of the school’s literary magazine, Ephemera. Her hobbies include writing, photography and making short films with her best friends. An an undergrad, she’ll study English and possibly international relations.
Why Drew?
“I chose Drew because I felt like I could truly belong there—like the people I came in contact with when I visited immediately welcomed me and cared about me as more than just someone who was going to pay tuition.”
Henry Wood
Jewish Community High School of the Bay
Martinez, Calif.
About Henry
Henry enjoyed filmmaking in high school, as he loves movies and music both. He also became chapter president of youth group BBYO and played right wing back on the school soccer team. At Drew, he’ll study media and communications, marketing and psychology, as he works toward becoming a talent agent. He’d also like to play basketball.
Why Drew?
“Because of how I felt when I visited the campus. I instantly felt like I could succeed there, and that I will go far in life if Drew is where I stay.”
