Education Is The Key To Success In South Dakota School Of Mines And Technology

“Education is the Key to Success”; in my life I was told this on countless occasions. The only time I understood the meaning of that saying was when I was deciding what to do after high school. In my high school most students decided not to go to college and join the military instead. An honorable option, but not what I wanted to for my future. The vision in my mind was instead to go to a university that could get me the job of my dreams. At the time I had two options to go to. One being Texas A&M University where my mother graduated from or go someplace new the South Dakota School of Mines and Technology. Both extraordinary universities that would help me succeed in my future endeavors. In the end, I choose the South Dakota School of Mines

I got the opportunity to meet different professors each one filled with knowledge that they would be eager to share with me. Every time I walk through the halls I see students and teachers talking and helping each other out with numerous problems. Each students seizing the opportunity to learn more. To me there is nothing better for a student to just come in to a professor’s office and him/her explain in detail the skills that can help you achieve. In high school this type of attention was non-existent there was never a time where a student could just come into a teacher’s office and miraculously have the teacher explain it easier. Yet that is exactly what you get when you attend the South Dakota School of Mines and Technology help any time and guidance to triumph in

I was free to see the world, discover new places, and meet new people. “Mines “was my ticket out, I got the opportunity to see the grand beauty of Mount Rushmore, with its remarkable detail with the each face and just being able to get a felling for the vastness of it all. A remarkable experience that I thought I would only see on television. Being able to go to mines has also gotten me the opportunity to meet new people such as different Lakota people a Native American tribe in South Dakota. I spent time making dream catchers with this tribe another experience that would have never happened if I had not have chosen to go to the South Dakota School of Mines and Technology. My most favorite experience in going to “Mines” was the time it actually snowed. You see in Texas snow was a mythical story that parents would tell their kids during the holidays. Parents would always say if you be good it will snow. Of course that never happened instead we would get 100 degree heat all year round. Then when I came to “Mines” I finally saw snow there was enough snow to have thousands of snowball fights. It was a like form of art the kind of perfection you don’t can only see if you were there. I am over joyed with my decision to go to “Mines” if I hadn’t done so I wouldn’t be able to do all these magnificent