Turing Scholars Case Study

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I have chosen to apply to the Turing Scholars program because I believe it would provide me with the best opportunities. By being a part of quicker and more advanced honors classes I'll be able to achieve much more of my full potential as a student, programmer, and researcher. Being in regular classes would be a waste of my ability, for I have found most of my AP classes in the STEM field to be easy enough as it is. Additionally, with these classes having smaller class sizes I’ll be able be more engaged in the class. I can have more conversations and ask questions with the professor, which will solidify my understandings and help me learn more. Also, The class size would allow me to work closer with my classmates, enabling us to create a positive

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