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I have wanted to transfer to Cornell University since the day I started community college. I believe CU is the ideal place where I can achieve my aspirations. Since childhood, I have always been interested in dismantling household objects that I would find as I would wander my grandfather's home during my uneventful summer breaks. Because of my innate captivation and yearning to further explore the practicality of circuits and applications of electrical engineering, I have taken almost all of the engineering courses offered at my community college.
I aspire to obtain an education that is both theoretically sound and practically applicable, so that I can serve as a positive role model in my community. Additionally, I want to utilize the knowledge I gain from CU to pursue a career in spintronics and Nanoelectronic devices.
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