As a citizen of today’s technological society, innovation and breakthroughs are crucial to stay ahead of the system and gain an edge in life. I believe Georgia Tech will allow me to grow not only as a person, but intellectually, with its vast resources, brilliant professors, and ground-breaking research facilities updated constantly, keeping up with the latest standards and innovations. The draw of Georgia Tech’s Parker H. Petit Institute for Bioengineering and Bioscience is tantalizing, for the ability to work with such technology to learn and grow is awe-inspiring. After volunteering at my local VA Medical Center and working with the Neurology Department, shadowing neurologists and radiologists, I have a passion for studying the brain and
I am interested in Georgia Tech because of everything the university has to offer. I love the emphasis on global vision, innovation, and entrepreneurial spirit. I plan to study engineering and wish to explore the wide range of advanced science and technology programs offered. The university mission to improve the human condition aligns with my goal to make a positive impact on society. In addition, Georgia Tech offers a rich campus life through its diverse student body and numerous student activities.
Leaving my present college and attending Virginia Tech will present me with additional opportunities to become independent. If I were to attend Virginia Tech, I would be extremely motivated to become independent knowing that I’m going to be living by myself. I will gain a lot from this experience because I’m going to have to live on my own in the future. I specifically chose Virginia Tech over other institutions because it’s where most of my family and friends are. Having that support is also very crucial to me because it can significantly impact me both personally and academically.
I want to embrace the challenge of USC. As a Film and Television Production major, I know that I can expect a fast-paced, hands-on learning environment. Will it be demanding? Of course. Will I occasionally feel overwhelmed?
Georgia Tech is the land of opportunity. The institute pushes its students to work to the best of their abilities, and students see immediate results upon graduation. Aside from its top-notch education, Tech offers one of the best co-op programs and dance associations. As a tactile learner, not only will I gain experience in my career field, I will also be ready to work after graduation. Furthermore, the dance association at Tech will help me meet new, driven people and take me out of my comfort zone.
Ever since a young age, I have been fascinated by the stars above and the majestic spacecraft that can help humans close the gap between planet Earth and those bright orbs in the sky. When I was just eight years old, I attended space camp in Huntsville, Alabama for the first time, and I instantly knew what I wanted to do with my life. I wanted to be an aerospace engineer, so that I could someday work with rockets daily and eventually fly in one of these rockets myself. That dream has not diminished as I have gotten older, but instead, it has intensified. I have become a passionate, determined, well-rounded student that will positively impact the Georgia Tech community through my passions for aerospace engineering and someday changing the world.
News & World Report”). Students have the opportunity to pick from 450 organizations, which includes Texas Tech’s large Greek community consisting of about 50 fraternities and sororities. According to U.S. News & World Report, “The school offers a wide variety of graduate programs”, which gives me the opportunity to pursue my dream of becoming a physical therapist. I am excited to be a Red Raider so I can meet new friends, learn life lessons, learn how to cope with different lifestyles and people, and eventually live out my dream career. I know that Texas Tech freshmen students enjoy and recommend Tech, because quoted by U.S. News & World Report, “The average freshman retention rate, an indicator of student satisfaction, is 83 percent.”
I will acquire a B.S. Chemistry major through the USC Dornsife College of Letters, Arts, and Science. I want to apply this knowledge in the undergraduate research opportunities offered at USC. Specifically, I would like to take part in the USC Women in Science and Engineering research program. The USC WiSE research program is offering a supportive environment for men and women who plan to build a career in the science and engineering; I want to take advantage of this supportive environment. I want to pursue a career as a researcher, and I know this program will help me develop a successful career as a researcher.
There are many things that I’m looking forward to in this next year. This includes my academic interests, career objective, and some SDSU activities. My academic interests would be to go into either Interior Design or Animal Science. I haven’t fully decided which one I will go into, but I know that SDSU will be able to help me narrow this down. I’ve chosen these two careers because they seemed interesting to me.
I chose to pursue a degree in political science in order to obtain a career that would provide me the capacity to have a significant and lasting impact on my community. As a political science student at USC, I would pursue any opportunity that would enrich my academic experience as well as allow me to become an effective leader that contributes to the USC community. One potential opportunity that I would seek upon becoming a USC student is to join the Political Science Undergraduate Association, or the PSUA. As a dedicated student, I admire the experience and knowledge of each faculty member and consider them invaluable resources. I believe that joining this organization and eventually gaining a leadership role would allow me to promote learning
COMMON APP [707] Graduating from high school, I knew I wanted to attend a university that had a strong computer science program, a culture of entrepreneurship, and students who were happy. In many ways, my time at USC has largely satisfied these criteria and taught me a lot about what I want out of my undergraduate experience. However, it has also spurred intellectual development and changed my academic plans, leading me to believe that transferring schools will help me fully achieve my goals.
As a computer science student, I have always been fascinated by the idea of creating something from nothing, and the limitless potential that technology has to offer. I started my academic journey at Riverside City College, where I was able to gain a solid foundation in computer science and develop my programming skills. However, I have always felt that I was not reaching my full potential and that I needed to continue my education at a university where I could further develop my skills and knowledge. This is why I have decided to transfer to the University of Southern California. My primary reason for transferring to USC is to be part of a community of like-minded individuals who are passionate about technology and its potential to change the world.
I’m applying to Georgia Tech’s master’s program in Electrical Engineering in pursuit of learning more about Systems and Control Theory in addition to Signal Processing Theory and Applied Mathematics. I have garnered an interest in these fields through my undergrad classes and extensive research experience. Georgia Tech’s Electrical Engineering department has several great opportunities and programs that align with my interests, and I hope to take full advantage of these opportunities if accepted. One way I have been exposed to the field of System Theory is through my undergrad classes.
I am writing to express my continued interest in Georgia Tech. I am particularly drawn to the College of Computing’s Computer Science curriculum – the Thread program, outstanding faculty, and state of the art facilities are what specifically make Georgia Tech my dream school. Throughout my high school career, I have excelled in AP Computer Science courses, been involved in Programming Club activities, and led my high school programming team to Code Quest, a programming competition at the Lockheed Martin Aeronautics. I am eager to join the Undergraduate Research Opportunities in Computing (UROC) program and make an impact in the field of Computer Science with my interest in Big Data Analytics and Machine Learning.
I already had an interest in doing research when I matriculated to Xavier University. I enjoy the interdisciplinary aspect of chemistry and I am interested in how both physics and biology interact with chemistry. Research attracted me because it offered the opportunity to combine new skills and novel concepts to a problem that didn’t have a readily available solution. I liked the challenge of taking old ideas, collecting new evidence, and combining it all to make something new. I was fortunate to be able to start research in analytical chemistry with Dr. Kradtap during October of my sophomore year.
