Aeronautical Engineering Personal Statement

One of my future goals is to further expand my knowledge of aeronautical engineering. My strength in STEM and a strong work ethic will allow me to be an excellent aerospace engineering student. I am also interested in gaining a better understanding of the business aspects of the aerospace sector. I earned multiple Aeronautical awards, as well as several Solo Pilot certifications through aerospace education programs in Civil Air Patrol. I am planning to apply to Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University upon graduating from high school. I expect that the knowledge I obtain there will aid me in pursuing a career in the aerospace industry.

Swimming has forced me to push myself to the limits. A rigorous two hour practice at 6:00 every morning

Even though I have been employed for less than a year at City of Allen, I often lead my peers both indirectly (by example) and directly (through constructive criticism) at work. I learn a great deal of leadership, people skills and time-management.

The opportunity to give those who has disability a chance to experience the freedom of flight is one of the most meaningful volunteer activities I partake in. As a Cadet Chief Master Sergeant with Flight Marshaller, Pre-Pilot License, and Red Cross First Aid certified; I have the privilege of working with both parents and kids during Challenge Air Events. Many of the children are wheelchair-bound and taking them up into the air gives them a life-long memory. The expressions of bliss and pride on their faces during the process of flights brings myself happiness.

Through hard work, I have accumulated many awards, recognitions, and certifications. This summer alone, I was recognized as an AP Scholar, awarded a scholarship to Flight Academy, and won an essay contest. I have earned Varsity Athletic Lettermen in swimming, multiple Aeronautical and Solo Pilot awards, and National Cadet Special Activities Ribbons. In addition, I was accepted into and also successfully graduated from two Flight training academies. Last but not least, I was also re-selected to serve for a second term in Congressional Youth Advisory