Omar_E
Dec 11, 2022
Scholarship / More than just school or studying - Global UGRAD Program [2]
"Success is no accident. It is hard work, perseverance, learning, studying, and sacrifice." -Pelé. I have the same amount of faith in this assertion as I do in myself. So I'm working hard to achieve success. Since I was 14, I have had a computer obsession, so I chose to study Python (a programming language). Since that time, I have grown to love computers. I finished working arduously to accomplish my first objective: becoming a computer science student. For me, achieving my goal wasn't all that difficult. When I started at my university, I decided to pursue a far larger aim, which is to become a leader in the field of computers. I took clear, obvious steps toward my goal. In my first year of college, I started learning C++ (a programming language) and completed an internship at Mansour Automotive Group, one of the biggest automotive institutions in Egypt. I knew that passion is inextricably linked to the community. Unfortunately, the community in my college wasn't as expected. Most of my colleagues were despaired and depressed. It had a negative impact on me as my GPA significantly dropped. I decided to switch colleges right away because I can't achieve my goals at this one. In my new college, I found a better environment and ambitious colleagues. I even participated in many events (dev fest -google cloud next extended -red hat event ). I also joined the Google Developer Students Club(GDSC CIC) and Piece Of Code Club in which I'm learning back-end development. I organized many events inside the campus. Besides learning C++ and my willingness to win the ICPC (The International Collegiate Programming Contest), I completed an internship at National Authority for Remote Sensing and Space Science in Data Mining for Space Applications where I learned the fundamentals of data mining, completed a project on gathering information and finding the best algorithm to handle it. When an opportunity arises, I feel like a compressed spring ready to unleash its power. If I had the opportunity to study in the US, I will unleash that power to learn as much as I can from knowledgeable lecturers and communities, and participate as much as I could in any event or student activity. I will spread my knowledge not only in my university or country yet I'm going to spread it over the world by making online and on-ground sessions summarising all my knowledge and experiences. Those sessions will be completely free so that anyone can access them. My learning progress won't stop after taking the scholarship, I am going to continue my progress till winning the ICPC competition first then to be as good as possible in the computer field.
I believe that life is more than just school or studying. therefore I, engaged in a lot of activities away from campus. I volunteered at Resala Charity Organization. I am the leader of the Annual feast celebrations organizing. I also volunteered to plant around 70 trees in our neighbourhood. I am more organized and socially confident as a result of these activities.
(I almost finished it but Im running out of time please help me )
Success is no accident
"Success is no accident. It is hard work, perseverance, learning, studying, and sacrifice." -Pelé. I have the same amount of faith in this assertion as I do in myself. So I'm working hard to achieve success. Since I was 14, I have had a computer obsession, so I chose to study Python (a programming language). Since that time, I have grown to love computers. I finished working arduously to accomplish my first objective: becoming a computer science student. For me, achieving my goal wasn't all that difficult. When I started at my university, I decided to pursue a far larger aim, which is to become a leader in the field of computers. I took clear, obvious steps toward my goal. In my first year of college, I started learning C++ (a programming language) and completed an internship at Mansour Automotive Group, one of the biggest automotive institutions in Egypt. I knew that passion is inextricably linked to the community. Unfortunately, the community in my college wasn't as expected. Most of my colleagues were despaired and depressed. It had a negative impact on me as my GPA significantly dropped. I decided to switch colleges right away because I can't achieve my goals at this one. In my new college, I found a better environment and ambitious colleagues. I even participated in many events (dev fest -google cloud next extended -red hat event ). I also joined the Google Developer Students Club(GDSC CIC) and Piece Of Code Club in which I'm learning back-end development. I organized many events inside the campus. Besides learning C++ and my willingness to win the ICPC (The International Collegiate Programming Contest), I completed an internship at National Authority for Remote Sensing and Space Science in Data Mining for Space Applications where I learned the fundamentals of data mining, completed a project on gathering information and finding the best algorithm to handle it. When an opportunity arises, I feel like a compressed spring ready to unleash its power. If I had the opportunity to study in the US, I will unleash that power to learn as much as I can from knowledgeable lecturers and communities, and participate as much as I could in any event or student activity. I will spread my knowledge not only in my university or country yet I'm going to spread it over the world by making online and on-ground sessions summarising all my knowledge and experiences. Those sessions will be completely free so that anyone can access them. My learning progress won't stop after taking the scholarship, I am going to continue my progress till winning the ICPC competition first then to be as good as possible in the computer field.
I believe that life is more than just school or studying. therefore I, engaged in a lot of activities away from campus. I volunteered at Resala Charity Organization. I am the leader of the Annual feast celebrations organizing. I also volunteered to plant around 70 trees in our neighbourhood. I am more organized and socially confident as a result of these activities.
(I almost finished it but Im running out of time please help me )
