From a young age, I was taught that we must take care of the world we live in. That means switching the lights off when leaving a room, turning off the car off if it was going to be stopped for a long time, using garbage receptacles, and recycling whenever possible. Sadly it seems that not many other people here in Puerto Rico were taught the same things I was. People throw their garbage on the ground and rarely do they recycle. Land is cleared, overnight at times, to make way for new apartment complexes that remain empty. Both of my parents' families are advocates for environmentally- friendly practices, as well as being actively involved on many levels. Their influence on me has further developed my interest in caring for and protecting our environment. I am committed to helping to protect what is left of the Earth including its resources and bio-diversity. I want to be able to share my passion and knowledge with others.
I have travelled to Europe and Latin America and have seen countries with stellar policies protecting the environment, as well as countries that need help developing and enforcing policies that will defend the Earth. My travel experience has led me to pursue International Relations and find a way to integrate this field of study with the study of Natural Resources, both of which I will pursue at Cornell.
Cornell's College of Agriculture and Life Sciences is the perfect school for me. It has a great reputation, is very diverse, and has an extensive alumni network, which will provide me with invaluable career opportunities. The rigorous programs will challenge and stimulate me, giving me a great deal of knowledge on the subject I am planning to study. Above all, the world class research facilities would allow me to perform research with top professors who are leaders in their respective fields. With this new understanding and this new knowledge, I can spread the message to other people worldwide so they can see the benefit and purpose of saving what's left of our planet.
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I have travelled to Europe and Latin America and have seen countries with stellar policies protecting the environment, as well as countries that need help developing and enforcing policies that will defend the Earth. My travel experience has led me to pursue International Relations and find a way to integrate this field of study with the study of Natural Resources, both of which I will pursue at Cornell.
Cornell's College of Agriculture and Life Sciences is the perfect school for me. It has a great reputation, is very diverse, and has an extensive alumni network, which will provide me with invaluable career opportunities. The rigorous programs will challenge and stimulate me, giving me a great deal of knowledge on the subject I am planning to study. Above all, the world class research facilities would allow me to perform research with top professors who are leaders in their respective fields. With this new understanding and this new knowledge, I can spread the message to other people worldwide so they can see the benefit and purpose of saving what's left of our planet.
any corrections?????????