Ever since I can remember, I have wanted to major in a science field. As a small child I was always curious about the world and how it works. In elementary school I always looked forward to science class and I remember always feeling amazed when we learned something new. My desire to get involved in the sciences was further confirmed when I took chemistry and physics. These subjects were my favorite out of all the subjects I took in high school. After taking physics, I finally made up my mind about what I wanted in life, and decided to study engineering and physics. Attending Georgetown would allow me to explore these fields and decide exactly what I want to do within them. Once I decided I definitely wanted to work in the sciences as an adult, I joined Science Olympiad my junior year. In Science Olympiad I was able to compete in three events at the Regional Competition. However, in preparation for team tryouts I studied many more events and got to explore my interests. At Georgetown University, …show more content…
The ice caps are melting, animals are facing extinction and the ozone layer is being depleted. I believe that humans need to find ways to fix the world rather than keep harming it. We need to make a shift from fossil fuels to cleaner energy sources, such as solar energy. We need to stop destroying nature and turning the whole world into a concrete jungle. I want to be someone who helps bring about these changes instead of someone who stands by as the earth gradually ruins itself. However, there are many other issues in the world that need fixing. We need ways to improve lives for people in third world countries. We need ways to make life easier for those who are terminally ill. To do all this we need many people working together to make technological innovations in different areas. Regardless of what specific area I choose, I want to be one of these