Importance Of Math

The product of twenty multiplied by thirty-four squared is 23,120. Something so simple instantly made complicated just by adding another step. The possibilities of what can be added to any math problem is just absolutely astounding to me. Every math problem I have ever encountered seemed great and challenging. What a thrill, right? You might be wondering why does she think math is so entertaining, is she crazy? Basically, I have had an interesting experience with math, had great knowledge of math, and had been thought to be a good candidate for being in the math field, which has led to my love of math.

Of all experiences I have had with mathematics, one I am quite fond of is when I got the highest score in the class, and got everyone’s test

Well, the mathematics field is one of the most complex and unique fields, one that I am impressively great with, and a person has to understand what math is to be fit for it. Math is not just about numbers and writing formulas. No, there is a bigger picture to be drawn here. Math is not only, solving problems and challenges but also, using logic and methods to improve or build a resolution. Most people do not realize that math is used every day, whether it be in their daily life or in their work field. I know an ample amount of jobs, from being a cashier to being an engineer, has a required amount of math involved daily. I am fit for this field not only because I understand how it works, building on itself and forming into complex ideas and statements, but also because I, personally, have a passion built into me that has made me learn more about math, made me grow as person to understand that math is more than just a thing on paper. It is absolutely more, it is a bigger picture that I have seen make its way into every single situation that has almost ever needed to be solved. I am fit for the mathematics field just as much as 2+2 will always equal

To be a good candidate for a major or occupation, the required expectations should have been met or at least be made seen as a potential interviewee. I have asked myself many times why I would be a possible applicant. Well, my major had to be something I am skilled in and something I loved, hence, why I chose math. Any math problem I have been faced with, I am inclined to solve it whether that be on my own or with help. My logical reasoning mixed with my social skills make me a suitable contender because I can quickly grasp an idea within a short period of time and I am not afraid to ask others for help or to work with them. My ability to understand a subject almost instantly has allowed me to work faster and harder, made me strive for more, test my limits, and push beyond the acknowledged boundaries. Although, working harder and faster is a great asset like oxygen to a fire, building the flame to its highest peak, but, realizing that, while working at a faster pace may be great and all, people can offer billions of perspectives on one matter. That, that is what has allowed me to see when I have worked with more people, all of us bring ideas to the table. Candidates cannot only be strong in themselves but also, must be strong with others. I am a qualified candidate because I know my strong suits but I also know when others are needed. If someone can distinguish the difference