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Sep 14, 2014
Undergraduate / 'I immediately felt a desire to know more about the institution' - Why Madison? [2]
Tell us why you decided to apply to the University of Wisconsin-Madison. In addition, share with us the academic, extracurricular, or research opportunities you would take advantage of as a student. If applicable, provide details of any circumstance that could have had an impact on your academic performance and/or extracurricular involvement.
When I first heard about the University of Madison I immediately felt a desire to know more about the institution. I ask others who visited previously and said the environment is always positive and the place is beautiful, it was not enough for me to hear from others I wanted to experience and see with my own eyes what UW-Madison has to offer. My desire to go to the school rouse once I started researching and learning they have more than 60 research facilities and their chemical engineering program is one of the top ten in the nation. Moreover, the institution values not only those who are high achievers but the all-rounded ones as well. As kid I always wanted to know more and more, but due to lack of groups in my school I was never able to fulfill my hunger for knowledge. My searches for knowledge continue elsewhere, eventually I was teaching myself topics such as chemistry, physics, and quantum physics topics that otherwise I would've never learned in my school and that have expand my horizon of my knowledge. This is why I would love to attend Madison as is a myriad of clubs and activities I could contribute without disregarding my education
Chemical engineering is in my best interest, but Im furthermore interesting in theoretical chemistry. Since im really incline to explore about the development of natural bond orbital (NBO). I plan to establish on physical chemistry as my major if I were to be accepted in UW-Madison
In terms of research opportunity I would definitely take advantage of exploring and understanding of the electronic structure of molecules by use of reduced density matrices. I could learn from a great mentor how to conduct independent experiments and develop new theories.
As for extracurricular activities I would love to join the swimming club where I could be part of something greater than myself, a team that I could call family. I think Madison would find me a great gain to part of their community where not only I could learn from the best but also see what I give to the school.
Tell us why you decided to apply to the University of Wisconsin-Madison. In addition, share with us the academic, extracurricular, or research opportunities you would take advantage of as a student. If applicable, provide details of any circumstance that could have had an impact on your academic performance and/or extracurricular involvement.
When I first heard about the University of Madison I immediately felt a desire to know more about the institution. I ask others who visited previously and said the environment is always positive and the place is beautiful, it was not enough for me to hear from others I wanted to experience and see with my own eyes what UW-Madison has to offer. My desire to go to the school rouse once I started researching and learning they have more than 60 research facilities and their chemical engineering program is one of the top ten in the nation. Moreover, the institution values not only those who are high achievers but the all-rounded ones as well. As kid I always wanted to know more and more, but due to lack of groups in my school I was never able to fulfill my hunger for knowledge. My searches for knowledge continue elsewhere, eventually I was teaching myself topics such as chemistry, physics, and quantum physics topics that otherwise I would've never learned in my school and that have expand my horizon of my knowledge. This is why I would love to attend Madison as is a myriad of clubs and activities I could contribute without disregarding my education
Chemical engineering is in my best interest, but Im furthermore interesting in theoretical chemistry. Since im really incline to explore about the development of natural bond orbital (NBO). I plan to establish on physical chemistry as my major if I were to be accepted in UW-Madison
In terms of research opportunity I would definitely take advantage of exploring and understanding of the electronic structure of molecules by use of reduced density matrices. I could learn from a great mentor how to conduct independent experiments and develop new theories.
As for extracurricular activities I would love to join the swimming club where I could be part of something greater than myself, a team that I could call family. I think Madison would find me a great gain to part of their community where not only I could learn from the best but also see what I give to the school.