America. The land of opportunity, insane ideas, and some of the greatest universities and entrepreneurs in the world. This is where I see my future—not just because of the cliché American Dream, but because of endless opportunities.
For me, studying in America isn’t just about getting a degree—it’s about stepping into an ecosystem of relentless curiosity and world-changing ideas. It’s about meeting the people who will challenge me, push me, and grow alongside me—not just as classmates, but as lifelong friends and future collaborators. At 18, I don’t just want to learn. I want to be part of something bigger. I want to build, create, and contribute—not someday, but now.
Because in the end, I don’t just want to be shaped by the world. I want to help shape it.
This journey isn’t just a dream—it’s a mission. And missions require strategy, effort, and a lot of persistence. Here’s where I stand right now:
Credits to all the amazing people helping in the process!
Helping people is one of the most beautiful things to do in our ride of a lifetime. That’s why I want to share my hard work with anyone who can use it.
Feel free to take a look at my work so far. I am open to feedback and ways to improve my application (planned in November 2025).
Big dreams require big support. If you believe in what I’m doing and want to help, here’s how:
I can’t do this alone. But what I can do is leverage the financial tools that I'm given in the most effective way. And I promise I will.
“Leverage the tools you are given.” — Nicolas
Here’s the link to the contact form.
This FAQ is for those who are curious about my journey, my mindset, and my (you can call them bold) dreams. Whether you’re cheering me on, doubting me, or just here for the fun of it—welcome.
Because that’s where I feel I belong.
It’s not just about the world-class professors, the insane research labs, or the endless opportunities (though, let’s be real, those are pretty great). It’s about the people. The ones who push boundaries, challenge each other, and refuse to settle. The ones who stay up until 3 AM debating ideas and end up building the future together.
At 18, I don’t just want to learn—I want to grow alongside the most ambitious, brilliant, and forward-thinking people on the planet. These schools aren’t just institutions; they’re ecosystems of possibility. And that’s where I need to be.
Oh, absolutely. And I love that.
Being naive doesn’t mean being blind—it means being bold. It means I’m not overanalyzing my way into self-doubt. It means I believe in things before they exist, and I chase them before I have all the answers.
A lot of people spend their lives being too “wise” to take risks, too “experienced” to try something big. That’s never going to be me. If being naive means believing I can connect with the best minds, challenge them, and create something world-changing together, then I hope I stay naive forever.
Then I’ll play the game differently and try again.
Life is a board game, and I’m not here to sit out a round just because I didn’t roll a perfect number. If something doesn’t work, I’ll adapt. I’ll study my moves, seek advice, improve, and then I’ll give it another shot.
Failure isn’t some tragic ending—it’s just a tutorial level. A chance to learn, pivot, and move forward smarter. I’ll keep playing until I get where I need to be.
Never. Not even if I win 14 Nobel Prizes and get my face on the cover of TIME.
This journey isn’t just about me—it’s about proving that young, ambitious, slightly insane kids everywhere can make it, no matter where they start. If I do something great, it’s not just my win. It’s proof that someone else can do it too.
So no, I won’t forget. I’ll be back. Maybe with a few ridiculous stories. Maybe with some people I met along the way. But always with the same heart.
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