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UTSA Personal Statement

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Engineering is an essential tool that helps society act as a whole for the purpose of improving the lives of every individual in the most innovative way. To touch the lives of every individual as I could with the career goal that I’m pursuing would be my ultimate goal. As an individual, pursuing Engineering, University Of Texas at San Antonio would be a great assistance for me to attain the necessary knowledge in order to increase my understanding and mastery of the essential subjects necessary to be an Engineer. UTSA provides vast opportunities for individuals like me to expand our abilities and further develop our skills. As a child, growing up with the influence of my dad, I have grown a fascinated by the fundamental tools and knowledge

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