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UTEP Personal Statement

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UTEP has long been a second home for me. I have spent much of my life on campus, finding appreciation for an academic environment. Seeing my family teaching and working here began to develop my desire to become a professor. My mentors have only pushed this dream further, aiding me to succeed in my career choice. The university has prepared me beyond what I expected for an undergraduate degree. I would not be where I am today without being a proud Miner.
Higher education is a constant in my life. My grandfather taught at UTEP, while my parents worked at campus offices. I followed in their footsteps when I started as a volunteer for the P3 Kidz on Campus program. During my volunteer time, I realized that I truly enjoy teaching. This experience was the foundation of my career choice to become a professor, through which I could continue to inspire students to follow their passions.
The university has also guided my pursuit of a degree in engineering. I had long known I had a passion for engineering, as I do not remember a time when I did not want to build things. While I knew what I wanted to do with my life, I never thought I would get as far as I have. My mentors and colleagues at UTEP have pushed me to be the best version of myself …show more content…

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