Go to school and follow the rules, get an education and play it safe, get a job and do as you’re told, earn money and live a life...this routine is what society values. When the life is over, one’s contribution and earned money will be considered insignificant. Unlike most, I want to create a memorable and contributive existence that will impact communities all around. With science and business, I want to leave a footprint in the sand of time. In order to accomplish my goal, education is essential. At a young age, my parents have instilled in me the significance of learning, a love for science, and the importance of risk taking. Now, I strive to transfer to an institution with a well-developed science program where my passion will flourish. In the future, I hope to start a business to make an impact and give back to the community.
As a child, I was just as curious as a bug, crawling all over examining the world and objects around me. Slowly, this curiosity grew into my enjoyment of finding out what makes everything move. …show more content…
In high school, a quote by Carl Sagan, an astrophysicist, inspired me to pursue my dream further as he said “Science is more than a body of knowledge. It is a way of thinking.” I began to look at the how the universe works and how everything is connected. I want to continue to develop that “way of thinking” throughout college by studying physics, performing research, and then creating a business in the future.
During my time at Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT), I had many highlights. Working with Space Exploration Research Group gave me experience in doing small research with nozzle and cubesat designs. Being part of the Launch Initiative (Rocket Club) team has not only shown me the importance of team work, but has also taught me the process that is required to design and build a
As a child, I was just as curious as a bug, crawling all over examining the world and objects around me. Slowly, this curiosity grew into my enjoyment of finding out what makes everything move. …show more content…
In high school, a quote by Carl Sagan, an astrophysicist, inspired me to pursue my dream further as he said “Science is more than a body of knowledge. It is a way of thinking.” I began to look at the how the universe works and how everything is connected. I want to continue to develop that “way of thinking” throughout college by studying physics, performing research, and then creating a business in the future.
During my time at Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT), I had many highlights. Working with Space Exploration Research Group gave me experience in doing small research with nozzle and cubesat designs. Being part of the Launch Initiative (Rocket Club) team has not only shown me the importance of team work, but has also taught me the process that is required to design and build a