1. How will opportunities at Purdue support your interests, both in and out of the classroom? (Respond in 100 words or fewer.)
I want to become Boilermaker, but becoming what you want is not easy. Even though they say becoming an engineer at Purdue is hard, I believe that Purdue connects with my personalities. Firstly, I am really attracted to BGR, a program which it will help me to meet new people, but also an opportunity to be one step ahead of the other freshmen. Moreover, joining the chess club at Purdue will give me an opportunity to be with people who share similar interest as me. Playing chess, studying for the finals, and contributing to the campus through my background will get me exhausted, but I can't wait to run through the fountains! (112)
2. Briefly discuss your reasons for pursuing the major you have selected. (Respond in 100 words or fewer.)
Most students are not sure what they want to be when they go to college because of that they are forced into choosing a major by their parents. However, I am not one of those students. I realized what I wanted to change at an early age.
Growing up as a child, I was raised by my Grandpa in the countryside, approximately 400 km from the capital. Journey to my Grandpa's is bit adventurous, takes one through much of Ulaanbaatar. On my way to my grandparents' place I often found myself gazing at buildings lined up along the way, whether under construction or newly finished. Seeing these buildings made me want to jump out of my car, put on a hard hat and get to the site just like an engineer.
Past the city and one saw an entirely different landscape - a wilderness devoid of any buildings and few manmade structures. A place that has no electricity, no sewerages, no apartments, no roads, just fences and gers. We call it the "Ger" district. You can't imagine the life in this place. During the winter, the citizens burn coal in their ger, Mongolian traditional home, while some stay in their luxurious apartments, not paying slightest attention to the other side of the wall. I want to bring in change.
As I arrive at my Grandpa's, I realized I wanted to dedicate myself into becoming a civil engineer. (242)
ALthough the limit is 100 i can't seem to cut it down til 100
I want to become Boilermaker, but becoming what you want is not easy. Even though they say becoming an engineer at Purdue is hard, I believe that Purdue connects with my personalities. Firstly, I am really attracted to BGR, a program which it will help me to meet new people, but also an opportunity to be one step ahead of the other freshmen. Moreover, joining the chess club at Purdue will give me an opportunity to be with people who share similar interest as me. Playing chess, studying for the finals, and contributing to the campus through my background will get me exhausted, but I can't wait to run through the fountains! (112)
2. Briefly discuss your reasons for pursuing the major you have selected. (Respond in 100 words or fewer.)
Most students are not sure what they want to be when they go to college because of that they are forced into choosing a major by their parents. However, I am not one of those students. I realized what I wanted to change at an early age.
Growing up as a child, I was raised by my Grandpa in the countryside, approximately 400 km from the capital. Journey to my Grandpa's is bit adventurous, takes one through much of Ulaanbaatar. On my way to my grandparents' place I often found myself gazing at buildings lined up along the way, whether under construction or newly finished. Seeing these buildings made me want to jump out of my car, put on a hard hat and get to the site just like an engineer.
Past the city and one saw an entirely different landscape - a wilderness devoid of any buildings and few manmade structures. A place that has no electricity, no sewerages, no apartments, no roads, just fences and gers. We call it the "Ger" district. You can't imagine the life in this place. During the winter, the citizens burn coal in their ger, Mongolian traditional home, while some stay in their luxurious apartments, not paying slightest attention to the other side of the wall. I want to bring in change.
As I arrive at my Grandpa's, I realized I wanted to dedicate myself into becoming a civil engineer. (242)
ALthough the limit is 100 i can't seem to cut it down til 100