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    I believe that I will be successful in the Biomedical Science Program because I have many qualities that combine to make me a well-rounded student. I have great grades and rarely ever earn less than an A in a class. I am very devoted to my school work and work diligently to receive exceptional grades on assignments. Furthermore, I am in advanced classes and am used to doing difficult work and lengthy projects. I have overcome many challenges that most kids will never deal with like dyslexia and…

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    role to the efficiency and success of the Engineering department. The nuclear mechanic supervisor must be very proficient in planning, organizing, directing, and training. These skills are crucial to ensuring the division runs as efficiently as possible which, in turn, leads to the success and efficiency of the overall Engineering department. It is important to ensure that the supervisors are specially trained to teach them the methods of the Engineering department to ensure that the department…

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    Long hours, close bonds and rigorous intellectual challenges. That is how I would describe the summer I spent as an apprentice at a local mechanic shop near my house. Each client’s car was like a puzzle needing to be deciphered, a mystery wanting to be solved. Critical thinking, pattern recognition and good old elbow grease were keys to a job well done. At the time, I had just been accepted to transfer to UT Austin and was still unsure of the profession I would pursue. All I knew was that I…

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    My interest was piqued when I learned of the depth and breadth of Tufts’ engineering program. With the opportunity of earning credit for a civil engineering internship, multiple specialized research labs, and courses spanning public health engineering to the legal issues of engineering and environmental law, the engineering community on campus seemed unique to me in its values of extending engineering past the math and science learning aspects to community involvement and real-life applications.…

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    Hi Jun, Thank you for your patience as we’ve reviewed the latest FreeFlyer files you sent us. The particular engineer who was reviewing your questions is out of the office sick today, so it will be another day or two before our full analysis can be sent back to you. However, he conveyed the preliminary results to us yesterday which I will share with you now:The primary engineer who’s reviewing your questions is out of the office sick today, so it will be another day or two before our full…

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    In fact, the reason why I decided that I wanted to pursue engineering was because of a simulation game I liked to play whenever I had free time. In the game, I was able to design and build the most opulent and expensive houses that I could think of. Playing this game, I realized that I was passionate about having the ability to create beautiful and functional things from simple materials, and this is what inspired my interest in engineering. When I started high school my freshmen…

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    Engineering work touches on all aspects of everyday life. For this reason engineers are held to a high moral standard. This sense of responsibility and morality should be instilled in engineers from their formation. Gerald McLean focuses on the formative nature of engineering student's ethical instruction in his article, "Integrating Ethics and Design". McLean's purpose for writing this article is to convince the reader that the study of ethics should be integrated in engineering students'…

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    is listening skills and good interpersonal skills as they will be working as part of a team. Where education is concerned, it would be wise to have done an internship at a music studio or enlisting in a degree program in recording arts or sound engineering. To achieve your ambition of becoming a Recording Engineer, there are a wide variety of different courses you can invest in to get all the necessary training and prior instructions. Some of these courses include: • Advanced Structural…

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    STEM. Since the age of five it has been enjoyable for me to build, invent, and solve problems. All of these things have contributed to my love of science, technology, engineering and mathematics. I wish to become an engineer when I grow up and go to M.I.T. I believe that this camp will open my eyes to the different types of engineering opportunities. I am very excited about STEM and going to your summer camp will continue my excitement and enhance my scientific knowledge. I am currently in my…

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    Many other nations around the world are closing the gap between themselves and the United States in science, engineering, technology, and mathematic (STEM) fields. The proponents of STEM argue that this predicament is caused by Americas lack of STEM graduates. In 2005 three major reports were published in a five months time span: Innovative America, Tapping Americas Potential, and Rising Above the Gathering Storm. These reports argue that the academic achievement gap between races…

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