USC students are known to be involved. Briefly describe a non-academic pursuit (such as service to community or family, a club or sport, or work, etc.,) that best illustrates who you are, and why it is important to you. (250 word limit)
Most of the time, the preparation for baking is visually unpleasant, for instance, stirring cocoa powder, raw eggs, vanilla, and oil together in an attempt to make brownies from scratch. The bubbly combination of chemicals aggravated the nerves of my family; condemnation always comes before the final presentation is pulled out of the oven.
I am a baker. It’s what I devote hours of my time.
One of my few inventions involved recreating a Halloween themed cheesecake, but instead of using canned pumpkin purée, …show more content…
Especially when we passed by the famous architect Frank Gehry’s art, his proud exclamation of the design influenced my admiration on building structure and expanded to the aesthetic beauty. My imagination of future design started to form in a rotational 3D image inside my mind. Through the ACE mentorship program, my passion in architecture and engineering was affirmed when I first designed a museum like a professional architect.
In USC, the opportunity to study art and science classes together encourages me to be a creative problem solver in the engineering society. The offering major of civil engineering in building science brings architecture into the four years program, which provides me an artistic skill to draw sketches while having the ability to design structures in a technological side. Fulfilling both of my passion, USC is my top choice university for me to begin my future.
While scientists yearn to discover the world that exists, Engineers and Computer Scientists seek to create the world that never was. Our faculty and students believe collaborative teams are the key to great accomplishments. Please describe a time in your life (academic, co-curricular, or otherwise) where you had to collaborate to accomplish more than you could alone. (250 word
Most of the time, the preparation for baking is visually unpleasant, for instance, stirring cocoa powder, raw eggs, vanilla, and oil together in an attempt to make brownies from scratch. The bubbly combination of chemicals aggravated the nerves of my family; condemnation always comes before the final presentation is pulled out of the oven.
I am a baker. It’s what I devote hours of my time.
One of my few inventions involved recreating a Halloween themed cheesecake, but instead of using canned pumpkin purée, …show more content…
Especially when we passed by the famous architect Frank Gehry’s art, his proud exclamation of the design influenced my admiration on building structure and expanded to the aesthetic beauty. My imagination of future design started to form in a rotational 3D image inside my mind. Through the ACE mentorship program, my passion in architecture and engineering was affirmed when I first designed a museum like a professional architect.
In USC, the opportunity to study art and science classes together encourages me to be a creative problem solver in the engineering society. The offering major of civil engineering in building science brings architecture into the four years program, which provides me an artistic skill to draw sketches while having the ability to design structures in a technological side. Fulfilling both of my passion, USC is my top choice university for me to begin my future.
While scientists yearn to discover the world that exists, Engineers and Computer Scientists seek to create the world that never was. Our faculty and students believe collaborative teams are the key to great accomplishments. Please describe a time in your life (academic, co-curricular, or otherwise) where you had to collaborate to accomplish more than you could alone. (250 word