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    CV Specimen For The Bachelor Program

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    This document is a bachelor's degree program CV form that requests personal information, honors and awards, co-curricular activities, sports/extracurriculars, work experience, hobbies, and details of the applicant's secondary school mathematics curriculum. The form states that not all sections need to be filled out and blank sections will not harm the application. It also notes that proof of honors or awards may be requested if the applicant is shortlisted.

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    CV Specimen For The Bachelor Program

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    This document is a bachelor's degree program CV form that requests personal information, honors and awards, co-curricular activities, sports/extracurriculars, work experience, hobbies, and details of the applicant's secondary school mathematics curriculum. The form states that not all sections need to be filled out and blank sections will not harm the application. It also notes that proof of honors or awards may be requested if the applicant is shortlisted.

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    This document is a bachelor's degree program CV form that requests personal information, honors and awards, co-curricular activities, sports/extracurriculars, work experience, hobbies, and details of the applicant's secondary school mathematics curriculum. The form states that not all sections need to be filled out and blank sections will not harm the application. It also notes that proof of honors or awards may be requested if the applicant is shortlisted.

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    CV Specimen For The Bachelor Program

    Uploaded by

    Jeongwoo PARK
    This document is a bachelor's degree program CV form that requests personal information, honors and awards, co-curricular activities, sports/extracurriculars, work experience, hobbies, and details of the applicant's secondary school mathematics curriculum. The form states that not all sections need to be filled out and blank sections will not harm the application. It also notes that proof of honors or awards may be requested if the applicant is shortlisted.

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    Bachelor CV Form

    Please only fill in the sections that are relevant for you. Do not force
    yourself to fill in every single one. The fact that some sections might be left
    blank is in no way harmful to your application for our Bachelor program.

    PERSONAL INFORMATION

    Application ID number (available in the e-mail sent after your registration on the online
    application system):

    Name:

    First name:

    HONORS AND AWARDS

    Please state here if you have taken part in competitions such as the Mathematical Olympiad
    or any other relevant competitions and/or if you have received special distinctions during
    your education:

    SPECIMEN
    Competition title Date Distinction title

    Please be aware that if you are shortlisted / admitted, we may ask for copies and/or proofs of
    said distinctions.

    CO-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

    Please specify here if you are or have been involved in activities at your school. State the type of
    activity, your role, duration, etc.:

    Type of activity Duration Role


    SPORTS AND EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES

    Please state here if you practice any sports, at professional level or for leisure and the
    extracurricular activities you have been taking part of. State the type of sport/activity, your role,
    duration, etc.:

    Sport/activity Professional/Leisure Duration Role


    (if applicable)

    WORK AND VOLUNTEER EXPERIENCE

    Experience 1
    Name of the company/association:
    Company/association Address:
    Date of employment/volunteering:

    SPECIMEN
    Description of your position:

    Experience 1
    Name of the company/association:
    Company/association Address:
    Date of employment/volunteering:
    Description of your position:

    Experience 1
    Name of the company/association:
    Company/association Address:
    Date of employment/volunteering:
    Description of your position:
    HOBBIES AND INTERESTS

    Please list here further hobbies and interests:

    MATHEMATICS SECONDARY SCHOOL CURRICULUM

    To better help us understand your level in Mathematics, we need you to complete this form
    about what you studied during your Secondary School Mathematics education. Please state
    your level of understanding and proficiency for the following topics:

    SPECIMEN
    IMPORTANT: Please answer as truthfully as possible. Note that if you are shortlisted, this list
    will be given to the examiner for your oral interview.

    Not
    High Good Average Low
    studied
    Algebraic computations (e.g. factoring, expanding
    polynomial expressions)
    Computing derivatives of classical functions (e.g.
    rational expressions involving square-roots,
    trigonometric functions, exponentials,
    logarithms…)
    Studying functions of a single variable, curve
    sketching
    Solving systems of linear equations with several
    unknowns
    Limits (of a sequence, of a function as the variable
    tends to some value, asymptotic comparison
    involving classical functions, such as exponentials,
    logarithms, algebraic expressions), continuity,
    derivability of functions
    Computing integrals of elementary functions

    Computations involving complex numbers


    Proofs of some basic theorems (e.g. in plane
    geometry, or for limits or derivatives)
    Are there any other topics you studied that we did not list? Please state them below as well as your
    level of understanding and of proficiency in these topics:

    SPECIMEN

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