I’m highly motivated to study biomedical engineering with Ryerson. I have a strong technical aptitude and my own personal health challenges driving me. I originally went to school to become a pilot. I was successful, earned a 3.94 GPA then started my career at a small airline in northern Manitoba. A couple years into the career I became unable to hold a pilot’s medical certificate. A lot of pilots mentally hold a backup for such a scenario. For me; that has always been engineering. Pilots train on their aircraft's inner workings. We understand every electrical, mechanical and hydraulic system for safety. I learned detailed information about how each system and instrument works on several aircraft. I enjoyed and excelled at that side of the
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I would also be a contributing member of your community. I see myself involved with student groups related to my hobbies. I also have a strong interest in any extracurricular engineering projects.
I’m a mature student, I’ve been in the working world for some time. I understand what my goal is, the importance of hard work and its correlation with success. I’m not going to school just to get a degree. I’m building the foundation for future study and a career that will make Ryerson proud.
I'm attracted to Ryerson for a couple of reasons. You have a dedicated undergraduate biomedical engineering program. It’s an important field and I like the focus on biomedical from the beginning. Some other schools only see biomedical engineering as a postgraduate focus. Others have added a few courses to another engineering program. Then repackaged it as biomedical. Ryerson is one of Canada’s top universities. A place I can take pride in attending. It's a great place to start taking steps towards my goal of making a positive impact on the world. It’s also worth mentioning that study at Ryerson would keep me close to home in the Toronto area. I wouldn’t have to move and my wife could keep her great job. That only serves as another indicator of my
I would also be a contributing member of your community. I see myself involved with student groups related to my hobbies. I also have a strong interest in any extracurricular engineering projects.
I’m a mature student, I’ve been in the working world for some time. I understand what my goal is, the importance of hard work and its correlation with success. I’m not going to school just to get a degree. I’m building the foundation for future study and a career that will make Ryerson proud.
I'm attracted to Ryerson for a couple of reasons. You have a dedicated undergraduate biomedical engineering program. It’s an important field and I like the focus on biomedical from the beginning. Some other schools only see biomedical engineering as a postgraduate focus. Others have added a few courses to another engineering program. Then repackaged it as biomedical. Ryerson is one of Canada’s top universities. A place I can take pride in attending. It's a great place to start taking steps towards my goal of making a positive impact on the world. It’s also worth mentioning that study at Ryerson would keep me close to home in the Toronto area. I wouldn’t have to move and my wife could keep her great job. That only serves as another indicator of my