Why I Want To Pursue My A In AP Psychology

I was raised in Michigan, but, don't be fooled. I have cheese running through my blood, thick skin to survive the brutal winters, and my heart softens every time I see an Aaron Rodger’s jersey. After being born in Appleton, Wisconsin, I frequently went back to visit the beautiful state; with each visit, I fell more and more in love. I appreciate the University’s approach to applying knowledge to the real world. When I attended the University of Wisconsin tour in August, Rommel Jimenez gave a presentation that really resonated with me. When he explained the countless opportunities the University has available, I really began to think of how that would benefit me.

To be straightforward, I am highly impressed with University of Wisconsin’s academics. Although I am satisfied with my high school transcript, I know it does not portray the student I actually am. My A in AP psychology does not show how many questions I asked, how my curiosity kept me up studying extra information about the pituitary gland, or how I genuinely wanted to understand the material. My A in Spanish 3 does not show me trying to communicate with the numerous Hispanic bussers and dishwashers at work. Not only did I want to succeed in the class, but I wanted to apply everything I learned by attempting many conversations with my coworkers. Sometimes after work, I would email my teacher just to figure out what José was trying to say …show more content…
Jimenez compared the school to Hogwarts. Being a longtime fan of the Harry Potter series, I felt like I was 8 years old again and on my way to see the Order of the Phoenix. I thought it was just an exaggeration, but when I saw the campus I knew what he meant; I absolutely fell in love with it. Being a versatile person, I admired the balance between the busy city and the serene bay. I admired the contrast between the older, characterized buildings and new, modern buildings. Long story short: I admired