Every high school student should attend college in the time they have after graduating because you learn so many things, even in one semester. Here a person learns a lot of academics but also gets a little knowledge of being independent. I am here at the University of Alaska Fairbanks as a freshmen to major in civil engineering and minor in the Inupiaq language. My goal is to go home to either be an Inupiaq teacher or any occupation relating to or needing the use of a civil engineering degree. After my mom left me to be an adult, I’ve learned a lot on how to be on my own. The first thing I learned was to get all information about your class at the first day of class. I missed my first two lab classes because I forgot what room the instructor said my lab would be in. After getting my class location, I didn’t miss anymore labs. Also, I had things I needed that wasn’t bought when I had the money and after going low, I couldn’t buy what was …show more content…
I already had my major in mind when I chose UAF, because I was looking for the school that has the best civil engineering program, which UAF has. Since math is an easy subject for me, I decided I want to pursue a career in math, so I talked with my math teacher about suggesting majors that I could look into. Civil engineering excited me the most. Studying civil engineering is very fun but also difficult. Engineering majors are usually harder than other majors and you learn so many new things in the subject like the broken down components of a bridge or how to electrically power something through a circuit or using raw materials and the environment to produce energy. With my engineering classes come the required core classes. Sometimes, keeping up with homework can stress you out very much but that is a part of being in college. I take an English writing, math and Inupiaq class with my engineering lecture and lab
When I was a student at Gallaudet University, I found college to be difficult. After five years, I was a junior. I faced many challenges. One challenge was the wrong major. I picked the Graphic Design major that I thought was the 3D Game designer.
As long as I can remember, I knew that college was going to be part of my future. That is because I always knew what my family expected out of me. College is not only important to me for the reason of making my parents proud, but for making sure that I create more out of myself, as well. With a higher education, I will have more job opportunities available, potentially be able to earn higher income, and obtain more useful life skills than somebody who does not have a college education. To begin, having a college education under my belt is important to me because I will have more opportunities for a job, after I complete my four years.
I wish to attend college to further enhance my education, to be a first generation college student, and to become a better version of myself. First, I wish to enhance and further my education. Knowledge is the key to success and those keys can unlock doors never before seen. A high school diploma is great but it is not enough for me or any huge company.
Doing what I love and being able to support myself and loved ones is important to me. I am a very independent person and I like to do things my way. I like to set individual goals everyday, whether that means doing my homework before a certain time, or completing something for the week. They help me get my work done on time and efficiently.
Later engineering seemed to be the most logical choice, given my inclination towards physics and mathematics. My schooling also played an important role in developing my interests in this field. I was thought basic languages like LOGO, BASIC and dBase in my middle and high school. This laid the very foundation for my interests in this field and that eventually prompted me to make up my mind for choosing computer scince as a branch in my bachelors at Bandari Srinivas Institute of Technology. Working with one of my professors in my junior year, I learnt a lot.
A lot of kids want to grow up go to college and become a professional athlete. Some kids want to become athletes like Kyrie Irving, Kevin Durant, and athletes that left their first year of college to go be in professional sports. They want to leave school early for sports, but they don’t know that they would be missing out on getting a degree and graduating from college. I think that from now on athletes should think about staying all 4 years in college. There are many benefits to staying all 4 years in college.
Being one of the first in my family to go to college is seen as a big accomplishment amongst my family and relatives. The ambition to achieve greater success than our parents, to get a better education, and make a career, not just a job is a big opportunity. College is believed to be the first step in entering the ‘real world’ and achieving your goals in life. I faced many hurdles early in life, that instilled great qualities in me. The loss of my mother ordained me as the sole caretaker of the family.
3 Reasons Why I Chose to go Into Visual Communications Growing up as a child, I always thought the question “what do you want to be when you grow up?” was so far beyond me. For some kids it may have been a doctor, a teacher or an Astronaut; but if you were me you wanted to work at a Subway restaurant. When High school hit the question then turned into “what are you going to college for?” Although few knew, typically our answer would be “I have no idea!” When college came, things became real- it was time for me to decide.
I feel like I could learn and build on what I have already have been taught. High school just scratched the surface on the main topics, it was just the very basic things, but in college I feel like I will learn the more advanced things which will help me out dramatically in achieving my lifetime goal of owning my own business. It will give me a better understanding of how to manage people in an organization more efficiently so that I, as a manger, am more liked which makes my employees work harder and better. It will also teach me more advanced marking techniques and how to appeal to the public and out market any competition. Learning these more advanced and more detailed techniques will greatly help me achieve my
SECME offers many opportunities in the science, technology, engineering, and math field. Based on my experience going to a STEM school, I figured that if I were to have a job in a STEM field, it would most likely be related to either science or math. Science and math stimulates my mind the most because to me, it is really interesting and it is basically something that I wouldn’t mind being paid to do. If everything goes right, I would be in the science field because of my love for forensic science.
Growing up, I always thought of college as the simple part of my education. I would pay a little money, chose were I stayed, who with, and I would study in what I wanted to be when I got older. Then I would graduate and skip into the sunset. When I actually got older I discovered nothing was that easy; especially college. There were so many factors needed to be taken into consideration when it came to college to even choose from.
My interest in electrical engineering ignited when I took AP Physics 2 last year. Learning how electrons interact with different fields (magnetic, gravitational) felt so foreign to me, yet so interesting. In a similar vein, Computer Science was foreign until i took Pre-AP Computer Science. Learning the syntax and coding different programs made me realize how important
I envision my education to be an environment where I am constantly creatively challenged. I want to be challenged because I do well motivating myself to be better and try harder. I want to be challenged because it allows me to learn from my triumphs and failures. I want to be challenged because I want to push myself to discover my passion. These desires to be challenged in my education lead me to pursue transferring to expand my study of communication with an emphasis on design or media.
I consistently topped my class and particularly enjoyed learning physics, computer science and mathematics. Being more inclined to learn by application, I decided to pursue engineering rather than pure science after high school, and Engineering Physics and Computer Science were my top preferences. I had my eyes set on the
so when I start my career I can be prepared. My mother was not able to go to a university when she graduated high school because she became pregnant with me. Because of her struggles, she has always instilled in me that graduating from a four-year university is the most important thing to do in my life. If I went to college, I would have a bright and successful future because I would be fully developed into a responsible and well-rounded young