In this essay I will focus on the incentives that stimulate me to pursue further studies in economics. I will also reflect on the motives for my choice in applying to Clemson University.
Although not always effortless or rigidly defined, I believe my past experiences in education and research interests have prepared me to be an outstanding candidate for Clemson’s economic PhD program. As a young child, I was diagnosed with both dyslexia and ADHD. These conditions never made learning easy; however, they equipped me with a sedulous work effort, an exceptionally creative mind, and the ability to adapt as a learner. These attributes I believe, will guide me in graduate studies as a thorough researcher and diligent scholar.
I was first turned onto Economics my freshman year at Colorado State University. The subject was extremely intriguing; I liked how it could be applied and utilized to define and solve problems arising from the world, which we live. As my interest in economics grew, …show more content…
Teaching is immensely rewarding and something I am passionate about. Through experience as a tutor I have become motivated in finding new and innovative methods that keep students engaged, as well as making material relevant to students with diverse backgrounds and learning behaviors. Also intriguing, is the placement record of Clemson. The great deal of diversity in recent years demonstrates that Clemson has ties in cutting edge industries as well as prominent Universities. With a degree from Clemson it is comforting to know wherever I may end up, be it teaching or research, I will have the ability to participate in meaningful work. I am certain if given the opportunity to study at Clemson—which houses some of the most prominent scholars in economics and attracts exceptionally dedicated students—it will help me reach my full potential as a student of
Although not always effortless or rigidly defined, I believe my past experiences in education and research interests have prepared me to be an outstanding candidate for Clemson’s economic PhD program. As a young child, I was diagnosed with both dyslexia and ADHD. These conditions never made learning easy; however, they equipped me with a sedulous work effort, an exceptionally creative mind, and the ability to adapt as a learner. These attributes I believe, will guide me in graduate studies as a thorough researcher and diligent scholar.
I was first turned onto Economics my freshman year at Colorado State University. The subject was extremely intriguing; I liked how it could be applied and utilized to define and solve problems arising from the world, which we live. As my interest in economics grew, …show more content…
Teaching is immensely rewarding and something I am passionate about. Through experience as a tutor I have become motivated in finding new and innovative methods that keep students engaged, as well as making material relevant to students with diverse backgrounds and learning behaviors. Also intriguing, is the placement record of Clemson. The great deal of diversity in recent years demonstrates that Clemson has ties in cutting edge industries as well as prominent Universities. With a degree from Clemson it is comforting to know wherever I may end up, be it teaching or research, I will have the ability to participate in meaningful work. I am certain if given the opportunity to study at Clemson—which houses some of the most prominent scholars in economics and attracts exceptionally dedicated students—it will help me reach my full potential as a student of