Undergraduate /
Cornell Suppliment - Physics, Philosophy, Experimental Theatre [2]
These are just suggestions. You don't have to take them if you do not agree.
Physics is the only science that involve the whole natural world
...hmm and what about Biology?
It seems to be more than enough reason to dedicate ones life to its exploration.
If I were you, I would write "This is the reason why I want to dedicate my life to its exploration".
If I would have to point out one event that influenced my interest the most it ...
One event that influenced my interest in Physics was ...
Among the courses for Physics major
Among the courses of Physics
Since I am going to continue my education with graduate studies in physics, undergraduate research opportunities provided by CURB
couldcan help me to involve myself in various projects and prepare for the graduate program. I had the opportunity to read about rese
a rch project, with the participation of undergraduates,
on investigating (
this sounds weird ) and trying out methods for transferring power optically across a high voltage gap.
I do not need anything more to knowI strongly believe that Cornell will provide me with all education and personal development necessary for my professional career in science.
According to
the words of the funny-hair physician Einstein: "This independence created by philosophical insight is - in my opinion - the mark of distinction between a mere artisan or specialist and a real seeker after truth." I believe that accurate understanding of the most basic concepts of philosophy is obligatory for any scientist interested in elementary particle physics.
Despite the fact
, (the comma is not needed) that
at present Cornell does not offer Philosophy minor, I can still pursue my interests thanks to Philosophy of Physics (PHYS 2202) course. In addition, I can do this as a part of diverse, active and inspiring community
characterizingthat characterizes the College of Arts and Sciences.
Specific for Cornell approval for non-traditional approach to the field of study gives me a hope for working in my philosophy-physics way without the necessity of hiding in the storeroom at the back of the lab.
What do you mean by "specific for Cornell approval"?The other area of my interest is theater. I watched some recordings of the performances The Flexible Theatre and Red Shadow
, and I was impressed by their quality.
I think you should add a conclusion