US undergraduate · Ivy League tier · liberal arts & design

Breadth on purpose. One transcript.

I am applying to selective US universities — including schools in the Ivy League — not to lock into a single lane, but to assemble my own mix of disciplines: rigorous mathematics and physics alongside industrial design and studio art. This site is my admissions-facing portfolio: scores, writing, and visual work that sit in the same frame as that plan.

Uliana Grigorenko · uliana.grigorenko.online

What I want from a US degree — in one place for admissions

Schooling · as on the application résumé

  1. 2006 — 2012

    School No. 57

    Moscow, Russia

  2. 2012 — 2027

    Letovo School

    International Baccalaureate (IB) programme

Standardized testing · as reported for applications

IELTS Academic

7.5

Overall band (0–9). Replace with official TRF section scores when you publish them.

SAT

760 / 710

Reading & Writing · Math · Digital SAT. Adjust wording to match your score report.

Personal statement · why this mix of fields matters

The essay should spell out why Ivy-tier breadth fits you: not prestige for its own sake, but access to departments and peers that let you combine quantitative rigor with design and art in one coherent story. Keep a short excerpt here; full text as PDF below.

“I don’t want to choose between equations and objects — I want the same four years to train both.”
Download full essay (PDF)

Place file at documents/personal-statement.pdf.

Art & design samples for supplements and portfolio review

Selected studio and design-oriented pieces (drawing, object, process). Add files as images/01.jpg06.jpg — high resolution, consistent crops if possible.

Visual work 1
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Visual work 3
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Visual work 6

Admissions offices · replace with your details

Email · Extended portfolio / PDF on request