I find physics interesting, since it’s the study of how the world works. It’s important to all of us because we live in this world. In academy. In academy, I want to study physics. He started off as a Marine CORP, and learned how to fly planes there.…
I have a great ability for working in large groups to complete projects. Organizations that I’ve been involved with include the Student Judicial Board ’05-’06, Leadershape ’06-’07, McLean Residential Committee ’07-’08, and Residential Life as a Resident Assistant for Fall 2008. My special talents are as an undergraduate researcher from the spring of 2008 until the fall of 2008. I also achieved the Dean’s List in the fall of 2006 and the President’s List in the spring of 2007 both at North Carolina Central University. I was a chemistry major for four years…
I've always liked math too so when I took AP chemistry and it contained chemistry and math, I was all for it. Discussing this with my AP Chemistry teacher helped me decide what I wanted to pursue. There were days where I would stay after school in his class so we could discuss the different engineering and some possible careers. The reason I wanted to pursue Engineering is because it also involves using your mind to understand and create new…
During a career fair held by the CIA at the University of Washington, I learned about the centralroles analysts play at the CIA and the US intelligence umbrella as a whole. Given my experience asan undergraduate student, I have developed the necessary skills to excel at the position of a science,technology, and weapons analyst at the CIA. The qualities required of an analyst are analogous tothose developed naturally during my studies as an undergraduate student. The position of an analyst, and in particular a scientific analyst, requires a certain type of thinkingability. The primary objective of an analyst is to assimilate and understand complex and dynamicdata.…
I majored in physics at UNAM. During my major, Experimental Physics and Optics especially attracted my attention. For that reason, I took all the elective courses offered about those. Additionally, I had the great opportunity to present my university research goals attending some congresses and summer schools where I could know more about current research in Mexico and the world. Moreover, I took some extracurricular courses with the purpose of being up-to-date and better trained in my field of study.…
Having this much fun in chemistry definitely made me want to pursue a career or major in the sciences. I used to like math way more than science and I always wanted to be a mathematician…
Education has always been a part of my life. Long before my first day of kindergarten, my family’s love of learning has heavily influenced me. My maternal grandfather told me stories of people in places long ago with the same excitement and joy when I was five as he did when I was fifteen. I savor every moment I spend in my Uncle’s living room, their cozy furniture and reading lamps a mere practicality, while the books lining every shelf stole the spotlight. At nearly every stage in my elementary schooling, my mom inspired me to persevere and fought alongside me.…
Opportunity to Success I am not born to a rich family that has everything I want and need and clearly I am not born with any amazing skills either. I am just a normal person who is lucky enough to receive the wonderful opportunity of a formal education in America. Despite my family’s lack of English language skills and the limitations of my family’s resources, I have been able to navigate myself through the American educational system. With hard work, many hours of studying and dedication to school, I have found success in high school in just four years of speaking English. However, my hard work is not over yet.…
I was finally able to understand what the questions on my exams were asking. I even started to show an aptitude in the STEM subjects. I fell in love with math, computer science, and electricity. A love that drove me to find an Engineering team in engineering club, a team of three other engineers who became my best friends. The best part of my day often became solving applications as difficult as wireless power transmission with them.…
When I was a young girl, pencils and paintbrushes were practically extensions of my fingers. I may not have been able to recite the alphabet or count to 26, but with a box of magic markers, I had 1,000 words at my fingertips. My first few years of school consisted of many parent-teacher meetings that revolved around the fact that it seemed impossible to keep me from scribbling sloppy stars and smiley faces on every assignment. That is until one day, I finally found a subject that I was truly interested in, and could also benefit from my hobbies and talents: science. I came to love science because it is fascinating, constantly changing, and most aspects of the subject allowed me to expand my mind further than my imagination.…
Ever since I was a young girl, I always knew that I wanted to be a teacher. However, what kind of teacher was always the question in my mind. When I entered college, I was sent on becoming an elementary school teacher, yet somewhere along the way, I found my true passion—middle school science. So, what changed? What led me to want to pursue being a middle school and science teacher, above all?…
By high school, I had become set on my aspirations to study medicine and become a doctor. My mind became engaged and excited to learn about the human body and all of our systems. I took several science AP classes that allowed me to indulge in captivating information while affirming the ambitions of my future. I also volunteered at the same hospital for three years because I loved the opportunity to help people in a medical setting while working with other teens with similar mindsets. However, it was not the desire to learn about the human body that fostered my love for learning.…
Up until high school, I have never experienced science as I did in a high school environment, specifically in DRS, where I fell in love with chemistry in 10th grade. It was so interesting to look at the different ways our environment, even ourselves, at a cellular level interact with one another. This love for the science influenced me to take upon myself the challenge of AP Chemistry. So far I have further developed and honed my skills. I have further ingrained in myself the idea to question everything.…
I basically took math and other science classes to go to science school and I started studying physics. Studying physics for two years was a prologue for me to discover…
Every since i was in elementary these two subjects caught my attention. It wasn’t until middle school that science caught my attention more so i started paying more attention in science class than math class. In 8th grade we built a rocket and mine happened to be one of the ones who flew the highest and stayed i the air the longest. After that experience i really got fascinated by science. When i got to high school it wasn’t until sophomore year that i was put in an honors chemistry class because the teachers had said i deserved to be in a higher placement class.…