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Demographics: Asian-American Male (CA resident in Bay Area (Nepali)), Public High School

Intended Major(s): Political Science / International Relations

ACT/SAT/SAT II: Haven't taken yet ( Will do soon, and am prepping !! )

UW/W GPA and Rank: 4.0 UW / No idea what my weighted is / School doesnt rank Sophomores so no clue what my rank is until start of Junior year...

Coursework: AP world History and Precalc(AP Calc next year!!) (only can take one AP Sophomore year sadly). (Will take more APs/Dual Enrollment next year).

Hooks: First-Generation College Student

Awards:

1. State Senate Certificate of Recognition: Awarded for dedicated civic service and impactful work with my local city's Parks and Recreation department.
2. City Council Commendation(City of Oakland, not my home city): Recognized as a outstanding contributions to the city's cultural vibrancy and fostering multicultural engagement.
3. PiE Competition: 1st and 2nd Place winner with my team at UC Berkeley with our robots.

Extracurriculars (Keeping it niche since a lot of ppl from my school are here lol) :

1. Research Intern w/ a prestigious public university (T10) professor: Working directly with a professor on research regarding international relations.
2. Founder & President of an International Education Non-Profit: Founded and lead an organization providing English education to orphaned children in Nepal in an underprivileged area (in which I am fluent of the language and am able to assist along with peers). Designed custom curriculums and recruited/trained a team of 30+ student-teachers to educate 30+ students while managing logistics and fundraising.
3. Appointed City Advisory Committee Member: Selected to serve on my city's first comprehensive General Plan update committee in over 25 years. Review draft policies, provide feedback on land-use/development scenarios, and act as a liaison between the city government and the public.
4. Legal Intern at a local Law Firm: Assisting with various immigration legal processes (visas, asylum applications). Helped with permanent residency/naturalization proceedings before USCIS and immigration courts.
5. Summer Fellowships/Academies: Accepted into YIP Fellowship, Norman Mineta Academy, and AAMPLIFY for Asian youths (legit just got accepeted so I'm doing these over this summer)
6. Vice President of Robotics: Manage operations and leadership for my school's robotics team as well as overseeing the robotics programs of 3 elementary schools and one middle school in our city.
7. Varsity Athlete (2 sports): Play two varsity sports (Waterpolo and Tennis). Dedicate 12+ hours every week outside of school to practice and competition (during season).
8. Speech & Debate / Mock Trial: Active competitor and member of my school's debate and mock trial teams.
9. Community Service Club Volunteer: Volunteered a total of 90+ hours from Freshman and Sophomore year.

Essays/LORs/Other: Haven't written essays yet. Considering I have strong relationships with my city officials, my research professor, and the attorneys I intern for, I expect my LORs to be incredibly strong when its time. I already have a strong relation with my counselor and her rec letter was a factor for me getting into YIP fellowship.

Thank you for reading, I truly appreciate it and leaving a comment really would make my day :)

Are these summer programs/internship good for political science and for me getting into uc berk/ucla + HYPSM

Also if you had to rank by how good they are please do give me an ordered list...

Ranked in no particular order:

1. (YIP) Youth In Policy Fellowship fo the summa
2. Norman Mineta Summer Academy
3. AAMPLIFY – Asian American Leadership Workshops
4. LegiSchool Project (internship) - Center for California Studies

Are these summer programs/internship good for political science and for me getting into uc berk/ucla + HYPSM

Also if you had to rank by how good they are please do give me an ordered list...

Ranked in no particular order:

1. (YIP) Youth In Policy Fellowship fo the summa

2. Norman Mineta Summer Academy

3. AAMPLIFY – Asian American Leadership Workshops

4. LegiSchool Project (internship) - Center for California Studies

Demographics: Asian-American Male (CA resident in Bay Area (Nepali)), Public High School

Intended Major(s): Political Science / International Relations

ACT/SAT/SAT II: Haven't taken yet ( Will do soon, and am prepping !! )

UW/W GPA and Rank: 4.0 UW / No idea what my weighted is / School doesnt rank Sophomores so no clue what my rank is until start of Junior year...

Coursework: AP world History and Precalc(AP Calc next year!!) (only can take one AP Sophomore year sadly). (Will take more APs/Dual Enrollment next year).

Hooks: First-Generation College Student

Awards:

1. State Senate Certificate of Recognition: Awarded for dedicated civic service and impactful work with my local city's Parks and Recreation department.
2. City Council Commendation(City of Oakland, not my home city): Recognized as a outstanding contributions to the city's cultural vibrancy and fostering multicultural engagement.
3. PiE Competition: 1st and 2nd Place winner with my team at UC Berkeley with our robots.

Extracurriculars (Keeping it niche since a lot of ppl from my school are here lol) :

1. Research Intern w/ a prestigious public university (T10) professor: Working directly with a professor on research regarding international relations.
2. Founder & President of an International Education Non-Profit: Founded and lead an organization providing English education to orphaned children in Nepal in an underprivileged area (in which I am fluent of the language and am able to assist along with peers). Designed custom curriculums and recruited/trained a team of 30+ student-teachers to educate 30+ students while managing logistics and fundraising.
3. Appointed City Advisory Committee Member: Selected to serve on my city's first comprehensive General Plan update committee in over 25 years. Review draft policies, provide feedback on land-use/development scenarios, and act as a liaison between the city government and the public.
4. Legal Intern at a local Law Firm: Assisting with various immigration legal processes (visas, asylum applications). Helped with permanent residency/naturalization proceedings before USCIS and immigration courts.
5. Summer Fellowships/Academies: Accepted into YIP Fellowship, Norman Mineta Academy, and AAMPLIFY for Asian youths (legit just got accepeted so I'm doing these over this summer)
6. Vice President of Robotics: Manage operations and leadership for my school's robotics team as well as overseeing the robotics programs of 3 elementary schools and one middle school in our city.
7. Varsity Athlete (2 sports): Play two varsity sports (Waterpolo and Tennis). Dedicate 12+ hours every week outside of school to practice and competition (during season).
8. Speech & Debate / Mock Trial: Active competitor and member of my school's debate and mock trial teams.
9. Community Service Club Volunteer: Volunteered a total of 90+ hours from Freshman and Sophomore year.

Essays/LORs/Other: Haven't written essays yet. Considering I have strong relationships with my city officials, my research professor, and the attorneys I intern for, I expect my LORs to be incredibly strong when its time. I already have a strong relation with my counselor and her rec letter was a factor for me getting into YIP fellowship.

Thank you for reading, I truly appreciate it and leaving a comment really would make my day :)

Hello! My dream is school is UC Berkeley/Stanford and I just finished my Sophomore year so I'm currently on Summer Break. Junior year is approaching and I am wondering what other extracurriculars I should I do in terms of suggestions/advice to maximize my chance. I know that there is no specific "formula", but nudges truly help on going to a better direction. I really appreciate you taking the time reading this and I hope for a response. Once again, thank you so much and I really do appreciate you :)

Demographics: Asian-American Male (CA resident in Bay Area (Nepali)), Public High School

Intended Major(s): Political Science / International Relations

ACT/SAT/SAT II: Haven't taken yet ( Will do soon, and am prepping !! )

UW/W GPA and Rank: 4.0 UW / No idea what my weighted is / School doesnt rank Sophomores so no clue what my rank is until start of Junior year...

Coursework: AP world History and Precalc(AP Calc next year!!) (only can take one AP Sophomore year sadly). (Will take more APs/Dual Enrollment next year).

Hooks: First-Generation College Student

Awards:

1. State Senate Certificate of Recognition: Awarded for dedicated civic service and impactful work with my local city's Parks and Recreation department.
2. City Council Commendation(City of Oakland, not my home city): Recognized as a outstanding contributions to the city's cultural vibrancy and fostering multicultural engagement.
3. PiE Competition: 1st and 2nd Place winner with my team at UC Berkeley with our robots.

Extracurriculars (Keeping it niche since a lot of ppl from my school are here lol) :

1. Research Intern w/ a prestigious public university (T10) professor: Working directly with a professor on research regarding international relations.
2. Founder & President of an International Education Non-Profit: Founded and lead an organization providing English education to orphaned children in Nepal in an underprivileged area (in which I am fluent of the language and am able to assist along with peers). Designed custom curriculums and recruited/trained a team of 30+ student-teachers to educate 30+ students while managing logistics and fundraising.
3. Appointed City Advisory Committee Member: Selected to serve on my city's first comprehensive General Plan update committee in over 25 years. Review draft policies, provide feedback on land-use/development scenarios, and act as a liaison between the city government and the public.
4. Legal Intern at a local Law Firm: Assisting with various immigration legal processes (visas, asylum applications). Helped with permanent residency/naturalization proceedings before USCIS and immigration courts.
5. Summer Fellowships/Academies: Accepted into YIP Fellowship, Norman Mineta Academy, and AAMPLIFY for Asian youths (legit just got accepeted so I'm doing these over this summer)
6. Vice President of Robotics: Manage operations and leadership for my school's robotics team as well as overseeing the robotics programs of 3 elementary schools and one middle school in our city.
7. Varsity Athlete (2 sports): Play two varsity sports (Waterpolo and Tennis). Dedicate 12+ hours every week outside of school to practice and competition (during season).
8. Speech & Debate / Mock Trial: Active competitor and member of my school's debate and mock trial teams.
9. Community Service Club Volunteer: Volunteered a total of 90+ hours from Freshman and Sophomore year.

Essays/LORs/Other: Haven't written essays yet. Considering I have strong relationships with my city officials, my research professor, and the attorneys I intern for, I expect my LORs to be incredibly strong when its time. I already have a strong relation with my counselor and her rec letter was a factor for me getting into YIP fellowship.

Schools: Target/Reach: UC Berkeley, UCLA

 Reaches: Stanford, Harvard, Georgetown, UChicago

Thank you all much for reading all of this and please give me your thoughts below <3

Do colleges view A, A+, and an A- the same

(Specifically talking about ivy leagues as well as UC Berk and UCLA)

Hello! My dream is school is UC Berkeley and I just finished my Sophomore year so I'm currently on Summer Break. Junior year is approaching and I am wondering what other extracurriculars I should I do in terms of suggestions/advice to maximize my chance. I know that there is no specific "formula", but nudges truly help on going to a better direction. I really appreciate you taking the time reading this and I hope for a response. Once again, thank you so much and I really do appreciate you :)

Demographics: Asian-American Male (CA resident in Bay Area (Nepali)), Public High School

Intended Major(s): Political Science / International Relations

ACT/SAT/SAT II: Haven't taken yet ( Will do soon, and am prepping !! )

UW/W GPA and Rank: 4.0 UW / No idea what my weighted is / School doesnt rank Sophomores so no clue what my rank is until start of Junior year...

Coursework: AP world History and Precalc(AP Calc next year!!) (only can take one AP Sophomore year sadly). (Will take more APs/Dual Enrollment next year).

Hooks: First-Generation College Student

Awards:

1. State Senate Certificate of Recognition: Awarded for dedicated civic service and impactful work with my local city's Parks and Recreation department.
2. City Council Commendation(City of Oakland, not my home city): Recognized as a outstanding contributions to the city's cultural vibrancy and fostering multicultural engagement.
3. PiE Competition: 1st and 2nd Place winner with my team at UC Berkeley with our robots.

Extracurriculars (Keeping it niche since a lot of ppl from my school are here lol) :

1. Research Intern w/ a prestigious public university (T10) professor: Working directly with a professor on research regarding international relations.
2. Founder & President of an International Education Non-Profit: Founded and lead an organization providing English education to orphaned children in Nepal in an underprivileged area (in which I am fluent of the language and am able to assist along with peers). Designed custom curriculums and recruited/trained a team of 30+ student-teachers to educate 30+ students while managing logistics and fundraising.
3. Appointed City Advisory Committee Member: Selected to serve on my city's first comprehensive General Plan update committee in over 25 years. Review draft policies, provide feedback on land-use/development scenarios, and act as a liaison between the city government and the public.
4. Legal Intern at a local Law Firm: Assisting with various immigration legal processes (visas, asylum applications). Helped with permanent residency/naturalization proceedings before USCIS and immigration courts.
5. Summer Fellowships/Academies: Accepted into YIP Fellowship, Norman Mineta Academy, and AAMPLIFY for Asian youths (legit just got accepeted so I'm doing these over this summer)
6. Vice President of Robotics: Manage operations and leadership for my school's robotics team as well as overseeing the robotics programs of 3 elementary schools and one middle school in our city.
7. Varsity Athlete (2 sports): Play two varsity sports (Waterpolo and Tennis). Dedicate 12+ hours every week outside of school to practice and competition (during season).
8. Speech & Debate / Mock Trial: Active competitor and member of my school's debate and mock trial teams.
9. Community Service Club Volunteer: Volunteered a total of 90+ hours from Freshman and Sophomore year.

Essays/LORs/Other: Haven't written essays yet. Considering I have strong relationships with my city officials, my research professor, and the attorneys I intern for, I expect my LORs to be incredibly strong when its time. I already have a strong relation with my counselor and her rec letter was a factor for me getting into YIP fellowship.

Schools: Target/Reach: UC Berkeley, UCLA

 Reaches: Stanford, Harvard, Georgetown, UChicago

Thank you all much for reading all of this and please give me your thoughts below <3

(Rising Junior)

Demographics: Asian-American Male (CA resident in Bay Area (Nepali)), Public High School

Intended Major(s): Political Science / International Relations

ACT/SAT/SAT II: Haven't taken yet ( Will do soon, and am prepping !! )

UW/W GPA and Rank: 4.0 UW / No idea what my weighted is / School doesnt rank Sophomores so no clue what my rank is until start of Junior year...

Coursework: AP world History and Precalc(AP Calc next year!!) (only can take one AP Sophomore year sadly). (Will take more APs/Dual Enrollment next year).

Hooks: First-Generation College Student

Awards:

1. State Senate Certificate of Recognition: Awarded for dedicated civic service and impactful work with my local city's Parks and Recreation department.
2. City Council Commendation(City of Oakland, not my home city): Recognized as a outstanding contributions to the city's cultural vibrancy and fostering multicultural engagement.
3. PiE Competition: 1st and 2nd Place winner with my team at UC Berkeley with our robots.

Extracurriculars (Keeping it niche since a lot of ppl from my school are here lol) :

1. Research Intern w/ a prestigious public university (T10) professor: Working directly with a professor on research regarding international relations.
2. Founder & President of an International Education Non-Profit: Founded and lead an organization providing English education to orphaned children in Nepal in an underprivileged area (in which I am fluent of the language and am able to assist along with peers). Designed custom curriculums and recruited/trained a team of 30+ student-teachers to educate 30+ students while managing logistics and fundraising.
3. Appointed City Advisory Committee Member: Selected to serve on my city's first comprehensive General Plan update committee in over 25 years. Review draft policies, provide feedback on land-use/development scenarios, and act as a liaison between the city government and the public.
4. Legal Intern at a local Law Firm: Assisting with various immigration legal processes (visas, asylum applications). Helped with permanent residency/naturalization proceedings before USCIS and immigration courts.
5. Summer Fellowships/Academies: Accepted into YIP Fellowship, Norman Mineta Academy, and AAMPLIFY for Asian youths (legit just got accepeted so I'm doing these over this summer)
6. Vice President of Robotics: Manage operations and leadership for my school's robotics team as well as overseeing the robotics programs of 3 elementary schools and one middle school in our city.
7. Varsity Athlete (2 sports): Play two varsity sports (Waterpolo and Tennis). Dedicate 12+ hours every week outside of school to practice and competition (during season).
8. Speech & Debate / Mock Trial: Active competitor and member of my school's debate and mock trial teams.
9. Community Service Club Volunteer: Volunteered a total of 90+ hours from Freshman and Sophomore year.

Essays/LORs/Other: Haven't written essays yet. Considering I have strong relationships with my city officials, my research professor, and the attorneys I intern for, I expect my LORs to be incredibly strong when its time. I already have a strong relation with my counselor and her rec letter was a factor for me getting into YIP fellowship.

Stanford, I love you. I have 2 grades left...

Demographics: Asian-American Male (CA resident in Bay Area (Nepali)), Public High School

Intended Major(s): Political Science / International Relations

ACT/SAT/SAT II: Haven't taken yet ( Will do soon, and am prepping !! )

UW/W GPA and Rank: 4.0 UW / No idea what my weighted is / School doesnt rank Sophomores so no clue what my rank is until start of Junior year...

Coursework: AP world History and Precalc(AP Calc next year!!) (only can take one AP Sophomore year sadly). (Will take more APs/Dual Enrollment next year).

Hooks: First-Generation College Student

Awards:

1. State Senate Certificate of Recognition: Awarded for dedicated civic service and impactful work with my local city's Parks and Recreation department.
2. City Council Commendation(City of Oakland, not my home city): Recognized as a outstanding contributions to the city's cultural vibrancy and fostering multicultural engagement.
3. PiE Competition: 1st and 2nd Place winner with my team at UC Berkeley with our robots.

Extracurriculars (Keeping it niche since a lot of ppl from my school are here lol) :

1. Research Intern w/ a prestigious public university (T10) professor: Working directly with a professor on research regarding international relations.
2. Founder & President of an International Education Non-Profit: Founded and lead an organization providing English education to orphaned children in Nepal in an underprivileged area (in which I am fluent of the language and am able to assist along with peers). Designed custom curriculums and recruited/trained a team of 30+ student-teachers to educate 30+ students while managing logistics and fundraising.
3. Appointed City Advisory Committee Member: Selected to serve on my city's first comprehensive General Plan update committee in over 25 years. Review draft policies, provide feedback on land-use/development scenarios, and act as a liaison between the city government and the public.
4. Legal Intern at a local Law Firm: Assisting with various immigration legal processes (visas, asylum applications). Helped with permanent residency/naturalization proceedings before USCIS and immigration courts.
5. Summer Fellowships/Academies: Accepted into YIP Fellowship, Norman Mineta Academy, and AAMPLIFY for Asian youths (legit just got accepeted so I'm doing these over this summer)
6. Vice President of Robotics: Manage operations and leadership for my school's robotics team as well as overseeing the robotics programs of 3 elementary schools and one middle school in our city.
7. Varsity Athlete (2 sports): Play two varsity sports (Waterpolo and Tennis). Dedicate 12+ hours every week outside of school to practice and competition (during season).
8. Speech & Debate / Mock Trial: Active competitor and member of my school's debate and mock trial teams.
9. Community Service Club Volunteer: Volunteered a total of 90+ hours from Freshman and Sophomore year.

Essays/LORs/Other: Haven't written essays yet. Considering I have strong relationships with my city officials, my research professor, and the attorneys I intern for, I expect my LORs to be incredibly strong when its time. I already have a strong relation with my counselor and her rec letter was a factor for me getting into YIP fellowship.

Schools: Target/Reach: UC Berkeley, UCLA

 Reaches: Stanford, Harvard, Georgetown, UChicago

Thank you all much for reading all of this and please give me your thoughts below <3

Demographics: Asian-American Male (CA resident in Bay Area (Nepali)), Public High School

Intended Major(s): Political Science / International Relations

ACT/SAT/SAT II: Haven't taken yet ( Will do soon, and am prepping !! )

UW/W GPA and Rank: 4.0 UW / No idea what my weighted is / School doesnt rank Sophomores so no clue what my rank is until start of Junior year...

Coursework: AP world History and Precalc(AP Calc next year!!) (only can take one AP Sophomore year sadly). (Will take more APs/Dual Enrollment next year).

Hooks: First-Generation College Student

Awards:

1. State Senate Certificate of Recognition: Awarded for dedicated civic service and impactful work with my local city's Parks and Recreation department.
2. City Council Commendation: Recognized as a cultural ambassador for outstanding contributions to my city's cultural vibrancy and fostering multicultural engagement.
3. PiE Competition: 1st and 2nd Place winner with my team at UC Berkeley with our robots.

Extracurriculars (Keeping it niche since a lot of ppl from my school are here lol) :

1. Research Intern w/ a prestigious public university (T10) professor: Working directly with a professor on research regarding international relations.
2. Founder & President of an International Education Non-Profit: Founded and lead an organization providing English education to orphaned children in Nepal in an underprivileged area (in which I am fluent of the language and am able to assist along with peers). Designed custom curriculums and recruited/trained a team of 30+ student-teachers to educate 30+ students while managing logistics and fundraising.
3. Appointed City Advisory Committee Member: Selected to serve on my city's first comprehensive General Plan update committee in over 25 years. Review draft policies, provide feedback on land-use/development scenarios, and act as a liaison between the city government and the public.
4. Legal Intern at a local Law Firm: Assisting with various immigration legal processes (visas, asylum applications). Helped with permanent residency/naturalization proceedings before USCIS and immigration courts.
5. Summer Fellowships/Academies: Accepted into YIP Fellowship, Norman Mineta Academy, and AAMPLIFY for Asian youths
6. Vice President of Robotics: Manage operations and leadership for my school's robotics team as well as overseeing the robotics programs of 3 elementary schools and one middle school in our city.
7. Varsity Athlete (2 sports): Play two varsity sports (Waterpolo and Tennis). Dedicate 12+ hours every week outside of school to practice and competition (during season).
8. Speech & Debate / Mock Trial: Active competitor and member of my school's debate and mock trial teams.
9. Community Service Club Volunteer: Volunteered a total of 90+ hours from Freshman and Sophomore year.

Essays/LORs/Other: Haven't written essays yet. Considering I have strong relationships with my city officials, my research professor, and the attorneys I intern for, I expect my LORs to be incredibly strong when its time. I already have a strong relation with my counselor and her rec letter was a factor for me getting into YIP fellowship.

Schools: Target/Reach: UC Berkeley (Top Choice), UCLA

 Reaches: Stanford, Harvard, Georgetown, UChicago

Thank you all much for reading all of this and please give me your thoughts below <3

(For context I an American (Born in America) w Nepali parents (Nepali-American) so I won't truly have a proper perspective on this compared to an actual Nepali citizen)

Throughout my upbringing, my parents have always glazed the Monarchy of Nepal. Constant conversations of abolishing the president system with the thereafter replacement of the monarchy, long podcasts and conversations (Durga Prasai) which are on constantly, and old memories of how Maoist guerrilla fighters threatened my parents.

Hearing about this constantly has led me to watch documentaries which then fueled my desire for a monarch as well. They all shared the glories and nice days. However, recently I decided to take a closer look, as well as an introduction to socialism and communism after years of being told not to.

This has and IS still changing my entire worldview of what I believe is correct and not. After some research here is what I personally believe:

I believe the root cause for having a system of democracy and a voice from the people is good. I strongly believe in this as well as the obvious overthrow of the monarchy, end feudal inequalities, and establish a secular, federal, and democratic communist republic. They wanted pushes for equality, ending of caste system, redistributing land from wealthy land owners, as well as an expansion for social and economic services. Even better, they called for industrialization and promoting local industries, and restrictions of foreign capital which really does boosts economies (look at literally any powerful country, INDUSTRIALIZATION IS KEY). Ask me, this sounds amazing and here is the thing: it works. It really does and I can't emphasize this ENOUGH.

--> Economically, this is obviously most similar to China (hence the name "MAO"ists), and look at them now. Sure they don't have the same access to free speech, but their people are doing SIGNIFICANTLY better than Nepal. They developed after a century of humiliation by Western Powers and stood up. They did do atrocities like the cultural movement and Tianmannen square for instance, and you shouldn't downplay but this more a governmental issue obviously.

--> Socially, Nepal really could have paired that economic model and have great policies for the people itself in the ways of democracy.

This all sounds pretty nice right? These beliefs (and many more which I probably forgot) appealed to the peasantry class the most, more specifically in the villages where these movements arose. Now, they obviously won and consolidated power.

Here is the tricky part: They consolidated power, but where is the FULL fulfillment of the change they promised?

Sure, they abolished the monarchy (end of feudalism in Nepal), more representation to ethnic minorities and those disempowered by the caste system, and proper welfare expansion such as health insurance, pensions, and localized health facilities.

BUT, they failed to deliver on the true socialist ideals and other ideas. They couldn't even do a proper land reform in which the peasantry and workers who tend the land, get the land. A compromise between this new established government worked with the wealthy landlords, full backtracking on their original promise. While this was happening, corruption scandals came one after another as the group began splitting up into factions creating more internal chaos. And the main one: They failed to industrialize. This is (in my opinion) why so many people hate the Maoists. If they were able to industrialize PROPERLY, Nepal would be in a WAYYY better position then it is right now.

Now for you guys I assume all I have said is common knowledge, but years of misinformation from my parents saying communists are the "devils" in which some cases may be true, the propaganda from the very country I live in didn't even give me a proper case to open my eyes. I mean even the state of Kerala in India (no longer communist as of right now) was doing really well under a communist party, and became of the nicest areas in India to live in as an average citizen, or Vietnam for instance which is THE most fast-growing economy in southeast asia due to communism reforms wanting enhanced industrialization after years of colonial rule from France. In my perspective, I believe a type of socialism really is the way, and that Industrialization is ONE of they keys that unlock great wealth from the many sectors of industry that we should expand upon.

This brings me to my question: If you were able to choose, what type of government would you have? (Communist, Socialist, Democratic-Socialist, Capitalist, Monarchist, etc...) and why?

(feel free to discuss in the comments (maybe change my mind; maybe fuel my ideals) and share your thoughts. I really want to see this country progress, and you as citizens of Nepal have a voice.)

This is West Coast test btw:

So basically I did the #2 LEQ which was about Religious Tolerance and I talked about the Mughals and Ottomans. So heres the good parts Ig, I first talked about the abolition of Jizaya Tax and the millet system with the religious autonmy you get and some other stuff right. So far so good.. Then for the Ottomans I mention the Devshirme system...yeah.. Basically I talked about how it was nuanced because technically you were converted but unlike the Spanish Inquisition where you get converted and eventually kicked off, I talked about you still are allowed to gain power in things like the bureaucracy. I then also talked about how later on, new rulers like Argunzeb and new causes like Armenian Genocide show how the toleration got reduced later on.. So I think I maybe cooked bc I don't if this is a correct or not. Technically I responded to the prompt but I don't know lol (maybe I get complexity...????)

Would this work or nah... Realistically would I get like a 5/6 or a 4/6 or smth?

(Yes I did context and thesis for reference)