Throughout my brief time at the College of Charleston, I have meet different people from various departments. Out of all of them the computer science departments stands out as the most welcoming simply because when you converse with the faculty, you are able to feel that they genuinely care rather then the common misconception you receive of college professors generalizing their students and considering you a number rather then a person. The computer science department at the College of Charleston is also unique as it teaches primarily software. As a dual credit student last summer, I took a communications class taught by Computer Science Professor, Lancie Alfonso. Professor Alfonso transformed my entire experience and future. Throughout the class, I got to know professor Affonso to the point that he is now my Computer Science Advisor. Professor Affonso encouraged me to get involved with the Computer Science department, even thought I was not officially in the major, by inviting …show more content…
Firstly, to engage in research as the Departmental Honors award is based on Research involvement. Zeringue stated, “research allowed me to work and think independently, develop skills outside of my coursework, and get a feel for academia” as research was a big part of his life. Secondly, to find opportunities outside of the classroom such as the ICAT Program, that can also lead to international travels. Thirdly, to find a successful mentor to help guide you on your path to success. Zeringue advises, “the best lessons you learn in college won’t come from a textbook but from people who have been there and done that and are willing to share their experiences with you.” He expressed, after you have completed your Computer Science degree at the College of Charleston you will have a new appreciation for the faculty and how helpful they
Charleston Southern University is a private Christian university in South Carolina. The university is at the very young age of fifty-two years old. As you may have guessed due to the age, the schools athletic programs are still building themselves up as well. In the past couple of years the programs have dramatically improved. What has not improved as much as it should have are the universities athletic facilities.
Upon arriving to Miami Dade College, you will never imagine all the resources offered to students to succeed during their scholastic years. I’ve been lucky enough to been advised by some of the best staff at their Interamerican campus. From their advisement office to their profoundly knowledgeable professors. As a current student of ENC1102, we were required to attend one section with a tutor at the writing center. I always thought I had sufficient knowledge of the English language and taking time out of my busy schedule to attend a section with a tutor was absurd.
my Wilmington id: kchep43681, I had applied for a transfer student. I had submitted my documents and I had given my transfer form in my dso they said they updated and sent to Wilmington university and even further they said you were accepted my transfer form but when I look in my documents status its still looks incomplete could you please it and confirm
“The mission of RCC’s Honors Program is to offer academically motivated and talented students an intellectually challenging environment within a supportive and inspiring community. The Honors Program blends academic excellence and adventure, allowing students to complete advanced college transfer work while collaborating with fellow students and faculty, and serving the community.” The mission of the honors program is one that reflects integrity, healthy ambition, and the desire to serve others through its membership. My high school experiences and new college experiences have prepared me for the rigorous and rewarding honors program curriculum.
The UIC Honors College provides students with a community of scholars whose goal is to provide support to students with need and challenge him or her on every step for a better and fruitful experience and make the experience of undergraduate studies memorable. The Honors College provides a fellow with research opportunities, financial support and many other facilities which helps students learn and give back to the community at large whatever has been incurred. I want to learn from UIC's top scholars and make a difference in my field of study. The resources, professors and the learning environment would guide me in my field of study and would help me in contributing to the community.
This is me Today I am a kid in school, just a number to most people. Just a statistic to my high school, and to Wake County Public school system. The not the only this I am, this is not the only place I have been or the last place I will be going. You see for me to be just another number here, or a good statistic at my high school, I had to have learn a thing or two along the way, this journey that I am on, that all of us are on, had to start somewhere.
Pouring a cup of hot chocolate and grabbing a bag of popcorn was best decision I made all day. Instead of watching the last JV football game of the year, I decided to help the concession stand disperse food and beverages to the community. Giving a little to my community brought me gratitude even though I did not benefit from it. Working for good causes was all I needed for choosing to work over spectating a game. Helping the community is one attribute I would like to continue and joining National Honors Society would allow me to do this.
There are many ways that a student can benefit by participating in the Honors College, from growth in academics to development in communication and networking skills. The Honors College is a program that has a diverse amount of resources which can help me achieve my goals as I enroll into the university. For instance, an intellectual goal that I have and hope to achieve while participating in the Honors College is to expand my knowledge and wisdom beyond the classroom. Through the Honors College, I hope to be able to gain new methods of overcoming challenges and to gain the ability to think through situations and problems in a more ingenious way. The Honors College will introduce me to many intelligent and motivated people which as a result
My plan is to attend a four year university full time at University of Washington Bothell and major in computer science field because I am passionate about working with technology, and I want to understand how we can continue to draw knowledge from it. In addition, I plan to attend graduate school while working in the computer science field after I finished with my undergraduate school. I want to be able to give back to the society for all the resources it provided me to reach this point in my education and continue working toward fulfilling my life goals. The Intro to Computer Science class at Roosevelt is helping me understand what it takes to be a computer science major student. One thing I learned from the class is that success comes from patience and effort.
The University of Charleston seeks to identify, counsel, and enroll students who possess the potential and motivation to be successful in their pursuit of intellectual growth in their chosen major or career path and social growth in their on and off campus outreach for enlightened living and community involvement. The university encourages students to pursue their interests, their passions, their dreams – and to let the learning process guide and shape their career path, and your future. The University of Charleston offers a diverse array of academic programs, allowing you the flexibility to explore your interests and find a course of study that suits your unique strengths. The university’s mission statement is reflective of a cohesive core
The American Honors Program reminds students that the possibilities truly are endless, and that is exactly what I need to achieve all of my dreams. Sometimes our dreams can be scary, but then I remind myself that even the greatest masterminds had moments of fear. You can move mountains when you reach above and beyond what's required. When I forget these things, I'm reassured by the fact that I have American Honors in my corner. I received a card in the mail the other day from the American Honors Program that said, "If your dreams don't scare you, they're not big enough.
I am writing to express my continued interest in Georgia Tech. I am particularly drawn to the College of Computing’s Computer Science curriculum – the Thread program, outstanding faculty, and state of the art facilities are what specifically make Georgia Tech my dream school. Throughout my high school career, I have excelled in AP Computer Science courses, been involved in Programming Club activities, and led my high school programming team to Code Quest, a programming competition at the Lockheed Martin Aeronautics. I am eager to join the Undergraduate Research Opportunities in Computing (UROC) program and make an impact in the field of Computer Science with my interest in Big Data Analytics and Machine Learning.
It has already been established that I definitely want to become a better writer in the future. Also, being able to keep the reader entertained and beg for more is wonderful! " To create enthusiasm for scholarship, desire to render service, to promote leadership, and to develop character" (National Honors Society) are all goals I want to achieve and the main purposes of the National Honors Society. In achieving all four purposes, I will be able to enter this program and gain the needed essentials for an IV league college. This possibility will further my chances in being accepted to a future in practicing medicine (an occupation I want to see myself participate in as an
My time at the University of Tampa has been filled with experiences that have prepared me for my future career and everyday life. The communication department has been a significant part of that preparation. I have been able to apply the skills learned in the classroom in each task I dedicate myself to. My journey throughout college was overall positive, and that has a lot to do with the courses and professors I experienced. Not all students have the same opportunity.