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1. Georgia Institute of Technology is where students attend if they want a valuable post- secondary education. I want to be one of those individuals who can receive my diploma and honestly be able to say that every hour and penny spent on my education was worth it. This summer, I had the opportunity to attend the CEISMC Summer Peaks program; I participated in Architectural Design Through Physical Modeling. The CEISMC Summer Peaks Program was chosen because I wanted to discover how my passion for art and sciences would coincide with the field of architecture. It was discovered that art not only can be incorporated into architecture and design, but the study of architecture uses creativity, history, and technology to solve challenging problems

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