The various types of books I read, and my curiosities caused me to have a more diverse intellectual life. I have read quite a few fictional books over the years. The Harry Potter series, The Mortal Instruments series, and the Hush, Hush series are only a few of the fictional novels that I have read. I have also read quite a few non-fictional books like The Biography of Woodrow Wilson by John M. Cooper, and The Innocent Man by John Grisham. Nowadays, I typically read historical and fantasy fiction novels. I have also read plays like Romeo and Juliet, Julius Caesar, The Crucible, and The Ghost of Christmas Past. These fictional novels, plays, and non-fictional books that I have read helped me improve my vocabulary, writing skills, and reading and comprehension skills.
The origins of the world, the mechanics of a car, and software development are only a few of my curiosities. Whenever I think about the origins of the world, questions like – did the “Big Bang” really happen?, and what existed before the “Big Bang?” – haunt me. Ever …show more content…
Since childhood I wanted to figure things out and solve problems. This interest to solve problems fueled my interest in mathematics, and caused me to excel at math. Moreover, this interest to figure things out and solve problems led me to take the Computer Service and Repair class in my junior year. In this class I learned the basics on how to troubleshoot and repair a computer. The teacher recognized my skill at fixing computers and would often send me, a first year student, to fix somebody’s computer rather than a second year student.
Although I am curious about many things, my mind is not spinning in chaotic circles. My readings, observations, curiosities, and experiences shaped my intellectual personality. As previously mentioned, I have a much more diversified intellectual life than most
The origins of the world, the mechanics of a car, and software development are only a few of my curiosities. Whenever I think about the origins of the world, questions like – did the “Big Bang” really happen?, and what existed before the “Big Bang?” – haunt me. Ever …show more content…
Since childhood I wanted to figure things out and solve problems. This interest to solve problems fueled my interest in mathematics, and caused me to excel at math. Moreover, this interest to figure things out and solve problems led me to take the Computer Service and Repair class in my junior year. In this class I learned the basics on how to troubleshoot and repair a computer. The teacher recognized my skill at fixing computers and would often send me, a first year student, to fix somebody’s computer rather than a second year student.
Although I am curious about many things, my mind is not spinning in chaotic circles. My readings, observations, curiosities, and experiences shaped my intellectual personality. As previously mentioned, I have a much more diversified intellectual life than most