Since a young age I have been interested in obtaining my degree in a field of engineering. There were many factors that helped me come to this conclusion. One of those factors was that I always had an advanced understanding of mathematics and science. More important to me than excelling at math and science was that I actually enjoyed the subjects. What I enjoyed most about these subjects was all of the challenging problems that they could offer. I enjoyed how these problems made me think in ways that were not exactly straight forward. Often times in order to solve these problems I needed to apply multiple concepts together in order to make it possible to solve the problem at hand. From this I learned that I had a talent for problem solving …show more content…
For some reason I just really understood all of the concepts that were taught in the class. I actually enjoyed building and working on the circuits in lab. It really just all clicked in my head. Figuring out the resistance of a circuit and how fast a capacitor would charge came easy to me. The concepts and the math and science behind circuits and electromagnetism all flowed together and made a clear fluid idea in my head. While learning about these ideas in class I realized that I wanted to pursue a career that would allow me to work with circuits and electromagnetism. That is when during one lecture my professor mentioned that Electrical Engineers would apply the concepts that we have learned so far to almost every project that they work on. That got me thinking that maybe Electrical Engineering was something that I would like to pursue. Over the next couple of weeks I did some research on what kind of projects Electrical Engineers work on, and what exactly they do within those projects. After doing this research I decided that Electrical Engineering was a career path that I believe I could succeed in, but most importantly enjoy and
Every day, multitudes of things are competing for our attention. Billboards line every street, commercials interrupt every enticing program, and our phones are constantly beckoning us to check them. And no, this is not the beginning of another trite piece of literature that is going to complain about how the growth of advertising and technological innovation is the decline of the human race. In fact, I embrace it. The world is changing, and with so much to be involved in, competition for our attention is healthy and necessary to keep things that we want to see accessible.
Since I really wanted to go into engineering fields I decided that I would
Also, at first I thought I was going to fail that class because I couldn't understand anything. But, after a while I really got the hang of them, and now I'm kinda good. I am most proud that I could actually do very hard math. I think I tried my best in P.e class but i guess i needed more than that.
Hence my journey began in search of those answers. I always envisaged myself to become an engineer, where in I could detect the problem just by difference in sound. As I was introduced to various theories & principles in physics, my inquisitiveness turned into passion. As I grew older, my childhood infatuation for machines flourished. The urge to be different from the rest and take up challenges propelled my decision to study Marine Engineering.
I enjoy engineering, in fact when I get older I want to become a biomedical engineer. I want to be able to help people. As well as find solutions to help people in their everyday lives. So that hopefully it would make life easier and less stressful for them. I enjoy all the problem solving that comes with engineering.
After some research, I discovered the multitude of concentrations of engineering. From broad topics like materials engineering, all the way to extremely specific topics, such as aerospace engineering, there is a variety of branches to choose from. Engineering is truly a wide subject that engages subject fields of both math and science. I realized that my future was in the electrical aspect of engineering. I was not aware of all the various areas that were in strictly electrical engineering.
Such as the learning style and approach that made me understand that there is more than a style that can be used. Also, the self-assessment exercise helped me know what are my strengths and weakness in studying and much more. It’s also made me learn about myself that I am willing to
But, the moment my Optoelectronics teacher stepped in and started Quantum theory, I knew what I wanted to keep doing for the rest of my life. In short, it was a “Eureka” moment for
As a student with a strong passion in high-fidelity audio who is determined to become a sound equipment engineer and designer, I have realized the value of knowledge in electrical engineering and in various fields such as material science along with a rich experience in related research that will help me succeed. After having this realization, I began doing research on college and the University of Pennsylvania stood out to me with the interdisciplinary education it offers to the students and the fact that it encourages student activities. Having the goal to design and produce my own exceptional sound equipment, I learned from other prominent designers and engineers that the study in high fidelity audio is not limited to one subject; instead, it cover a variety of fields such as general acoustics, electrical engineering and potentially material science if I decide to step into the production of speakers or headphones. Upon learning this, I decided to take full advantage of my college
Throughout my high school career at the International School of the Americas, I have become a progressive member of the global community by generating solutions to problems by using both creative and rational thought. I have learned to investigate relevant global issues by developing cogent positions which have enabled me to analyze and address the myriad of perspectives, counter arguments, and comprehensive solutions that I have been faced with thus far. This hands on approach to learning led me to discover my career interests and desired major, city and regional planning. City and Regional planning is a field that incorporates my academic interests and my eagerness to address complex issues on local and global scales. In order to achieve my goals in this field I am to surround myself with students and professors who show intellectual curiosity, wonder, and take the initiative to participate in the process of learning.
I was always interested in technology and the innovation and every aspect of science. My participation in science fairs, creating working models somehow equipped me for my quest in the engineering degree in college. I took up chemical engineering which is often received with raised eyebrows. But I was intrigued by how modifying/tailoring one particular compound could change the whole process. This was indeed a gold mine of creativity and concoction.
My immense passion for becoming an engineer relies on my adoration for Physics and Mathematics and my desire to use the knowledge within my reach to benefit and support other people. Since I was young I was engrossed
At the University of Pennsylvania, the Wharton School of Business interests me because one of the requirements of the school, the internships, can help me gain real-life experience in multiple aspects of business. Furthermore, because I am interested in the Life Sciences and Management program, I can benefit from a science-related internship and gain more knowledge and experience in medical science. Internships similar to the one offered by NephCure Kidney International are the ones I would look for because I can explore a specialized field and be able to partner with various governmental organizations to further accelerate the development of treatments. My interest in pursuing knowledge in management and business is closely tied in with my interest in medicine. It all began with the showing of the da Vinci system, a minimally invasive surgical robot, in my school.
In order to be a student-athlete one needs to develop excellent time management skills to cope with schoolwork, practices, and games. Running distance on Sheehan’s Indoor and Outdoor track teams has taught me the value of determination, perseverance and the value of hard work. It has taught me to persevere through the hard times and fight with all my heart because the results are worth the effort. I am able to implement this sense of hard work throughout the different aspects of my life. The life skills that I have learned from being a distance runner has helped me manage my time in the past when I played soccer, played the trumpet in the marching band, and still maintained a high GPA.
What are college applications for? To present who you are? To show you why you should be chosen to be admitted into a college? To stand out from the other contestants? Yes, these reasons are why essays are permitted through applications.