Many students are excited to embark upon the journey of entering and completing college. It offers rewarding opportunities such as the ability to study a range of disciplines and explore and develop ones interest and hobbies.
College is also a place where one becomes more independent and take responsibility for their actions and themselves. Upon entering college, I expected this to be my faith, but I found the college I attended did not meet my needs as a student. Frequently, it was as though the world was passing by as I stood still, unsure of what to do. I knew I needed help and sought it, but the assistance I was offered was not what I longed for. This lack of help manifested into frustration. I began to think of myself as hopeless; and this feeling of …show more content…
It reinforces what has been taught and allows students the freedom to explore the surrounding environments independently and alongside peers and faculty members. During my high school career, I engaged in scientific experimentation. As a member of College Achievement through Urban Science Exploration (C.A.U.S.E), I was able to develop and execute my own experiment. I studied the effect of motor oil on brine shrimp and placed first in competition along with my partner. This experience was rewarding and I would like to continue developing my skills in the field of research.
Upon completion of my undergraduate degree, I would like to attain a graduate degree in medicine. Research opportunities will provided me with extensive training in biological and biomedical investigation prior to entering medical school. I am seeking an institution that offers these opportunities to students, while allowing them the ability to continue exploration of their other academic and nonacademic interest. I would also like to attend a globally connected institution. The ability and opportunity to explore the world and continue my academic study
College is also a place where one becomes more independent and take responsibility for their actions and themselves. Upon entering college, I expected this to be my faith, but I found the college I attended did not meet my needs as a student. Frequently, it was as though the world was passing by as I stood still, unsure of what to do. I knew I needed help and sought it, but the assistance I was offered was not what I longed for. This lack of help manifested into frustration. I began to think of myself as hopeless; and this feeling of …show more content…
It reinforces what has been taught and allows students the freedom to explore the surrounding environments independently and alongside peers and faculty members. During my high school career, I engaged in scientific experimentation. As a member of College Achievement through Urban Science Exploration (C.A.U.S.E), I was able to develop and execute my own experiment. I studied the effect of motor oil on brine shrimp and placed first in competition along with my partner. This experience was rewarding and I would like to continue developing my skills in the field of research.
Upon completion of my undergraduate degree, I would like to attain a graduate degree in medicine. Research opportunities will provided me with extensive training in biological and biomedical investigation prior to entering medical school. I am seeking an institution that offers these opportunities to students, while allowing them the ability to continue exploration of their other academic and nonacademic interest. I would also like to attend a globally connected institution. The ability and opportunity to explore the world and continue my academic study