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Personal Statement

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"Gaming is a great equalizer, and it's time to break down the barriers of gender bias in the industry." - Kiki Wolfkill

As a Bangladeshi female, I have always been inclined towards the art of gaming, but reconciling my penchant for gaming with my academic obligations has been an arduous challenge. In a society where gaming is frequently viewed as a frivolous activity, particularly for women, I had to contend with gender biases and societal norms in order to pursue my passion. Nevertheless, through determination and diligence, I was able to achieve excellence in both gaming and academics.

Since an early age, I have been enamored with the world of video games, and I have been determined to cultivate my skills in this realm. However, my …show more content…

To achieve this delicate equilibrium, I allocated a specific time slot for gaming, studying, and completing homework. This was a challenging balance, but through discipline and determination, I was able to excel in both arenas.

My hard work and dedication paid off when I achieved exceptional grades in school and became a successful gamer, winning several local PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds (PUBG) tournaments. The sense of accomplishment I felt from being able to reconcile my two passions was unparalleled. This not only demonstrated to myself but also to those around me that gaming and academics can coexist, and that women are equally capable of excelling in both areas.

I joined a local PUBG tournament with a team of four. Our teamwork and coordination led us to first place, and the thrill of winning was unparalleled. The tournament not only allowed me to showcase my gaming skills but also taught me the importance of perseverance, time management, and teamwork. These skills have not only helped me in my gaming career but in all aspects of my life. Winning tournaments was not just a personal accomplishment but also a representation of all the female gamers who have faced challenges in the male-dominated gaming industry. It was a step forward in breaking gender stereotypes and showing that women can excel in any field they choose, including

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