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A Personal Statement Of Purpose To Join The Ocean Technology Club

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I would like to join the Ocean Technology Club because I would like to learn and study the many scientific fields that this club includes. I am fascinated by the ocean and the field of Oceanography, and I would very much like to learn about careers in this field. I am also very interested in engineering, and I would enjoy taking advantage of this opportunity to get hands- on training in the field of Ocean Engineering. In addition, I would like to meet people who share interests similar to mine, and joining this club would provide an excellent means of doing so. If my application is accepted, I would bring many skills that would benefit the club. First and foremost, I would apply what I have learned in my studies to the various creative activities
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