A person is a unique being with various characteristics that makes up oneself, such as handwriting, interests, beliefs, and aspirations. These built-in components are like fingerprints, with no one’s prints being identical to another. If we did not have differences, society would mirror a dystopic society, like the way Big Brother watches over Winston Smith in George Orwell’s, Nineteen Eighty-Four. For example, everyone were duplicates of each other, having the same rationale, beliefs, as well as thoughts (Orwell, 1949). Thus, it is essential that people have their differences, no matter how subtle nor radical, in order to keep harmony within the democratic society we employ today. To begin, I would consider myself to be a creative individual,
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Each year, I had become more interested in science as I felt science is an art that has multiple answers for every question, which proves one sometimes has to work outside the box in order to reach a conclusion. In terms of writing, I had taken multiple writing courses such as College Preparation Writing (CPW), English Language and Composition (COMP), as well as English Literature and Composition (LIT). Each course taught different principles and ideas such as research papers, descriptive writing, transcendentalism, as well as comparative literature essay writing. However, I felt that as I progressed through each course that my overall writing style had become stronger than what is was previously. Thus, through high school I had developed a passion for the sciences and English. This passion is due to the extensive experiences that I had with both fields and am incredibly excited to build off of the foundation that had been laid down in high school and construct a bright future in university. I feel that high school is the place where one can take a multitude of courses to discover what field is a best fit, as high school offers courses in many fields, such as business, science, language, and the fine arts. But then, university is the place where one’s passions come to fruition as it is applied into their daily lives by taking courses tailored to their desired
Each year, I had become more interested in science as I felt science is an art that has multiple answers for every question, which proves one sometimes has to work outside the box in order to reach a conclusion. In terms of writing, I had taken multiple writing courses such as College Preparation Writing (CPW), English Language and Composition (COMP), as well as English Literature and Composition (LIT). Each course taught different principles and ideas such as research papers, descriptive writing, transcendentalism, as well as comparative literature essay writing. However, I felt that as I progressed through each course that my overall writing style had become stronger than what is was previously. Thus, through high school I had developed a passion for the sciences and English. This passion is due to the extensive experiences that I had with both fields and am incredibly excited to build off of the foundation that had been laid down in high school and construct a bright future in university. I feel that high school is the place where one can take a multitude of courses to discover what field is a best fit, as high school offers courses in many fields, such as business, science, language, and the fine arts. But then, university is the place where one’s passions come to fruition as it is applied into their daily lives by taking courses tailored to their desired