I am applying for the Women Aerospace Foundation Scholarship and I’m currently a junior in Mechanical and Aerospacial Engineering at the University of Texas at Arlington where I am involved in various organizations. I am a full-time student who has completed three academic years and a Hispanic female citizen. I hold a concrete belief that I am an excellent candidate for the Women in Aerospace Foundation Scholarship (WAF) where I hold the essential requirements needed to apply for this opportunity, but also excel the given requirements by being a designer/researcher, demonstrating technical analysis, and holding academic achievement. I have shown an interest in this said field when I was younger and I became involved in NASA in the use of the NCAS (NASA Community College Aerospace Scholars) program. In that I showed an understanding of NASA’s impact in technology and findings by trying to do space exploration in the form of Mars. I had to design and built a rover that incorporates the given tasks that were assigned in a team. As one of the designer/researcher of the team we had to consult with multiple divisions in our team (i.e. programmer, budget manager) and make corrections in our rover. This program opened me to be a team player and continue to nurture aerospace engineering. …show more content…
I show this in the form of Matlab, where I had to find the total profit/revenue then finding the breakeven point (support/resistance level) of the company’s merchandise. This scope helped me perceive that the field of engineering has more different aspect that is letting on, and by doing this it will help me develop my arithmetic, business, and forecasting in a certain