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I am requesting a pre major extension as I await to hear back from the Computer Science and Engineering school. There are a lot of reasons why I desire this major, primarily it is a (relatively) newly discovered passion of mine. I have grown up with computers and have always worked on them, for most of my life I spent time working with hardware rather than software, and after taking a class in 5th grade I never really figured it would be something I liked. While originally attempting to acquire a Physics major when I entered college I was required to take two CSE courses. I loved them both, and very quickly found myself up most nights creating and coming up with handly little programs.
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