Carnegie Mellon provides the perfect balance of academics, athletics, and culture that I am looking for in a university. From a young age, I was always fascinated with how machines worked. Instead of playing with toys, I would attempt to take them apart. In the fourth grade, we were given circuits to experiment with during our science lesson, which easily became my most enjoyable unit. Fast forward to eighth grade, I was introduced to a documentary in my science class which discussed innovative projects that will enhance the medical field’s technology. These experiences solidified my interest in engineering which led to a focus in computer engineering and biotechnology fields.
The School of Engineering’s Electrical and Computer major provides
The School of Engineering’s Electrical and Computer major provides