Why have you chosen Carnegie Mellon and your particular school/major/field?
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When I look towards my future, I see a strong passion for pursuing a major in engineering. Throughout high school, I've always been passionate about math and the physical sciences. The ability to combine two fascinating, yet complex (to me) subjects drew my attention to studying engineering. I want to provide society with any necessities or wants it sees fit as we progress through the 21st century. I want to be the innovator.
The Carnegie Institute of Technology caught my attention as I looked through schools. Carnegie Mellon's strong engineering program is reinforced with a plethora of undergraduate research opportunities, something that I have rarely found in undergraduate colleges. The experience gained through this type of opportunity would give light to a real-world experience. It is especially important to me, as I am still researching the many spheres of engineering in attempting to understand how I want to shape my career. The Meeting of the Minds research symposium is an event I would relish upon. The chance to recognize the findings of my fellow classmates, and maybe even the opportunity to present a project of my own would be an experience I could not find anywhere else. The fact that the university is motivated to foster every idea that blooms gives me the desire and excitement to be part of such a community. The dedication placed on mentoring students through all the insights that come together to become an effective engineer is so valuable to me. I know that at the Carnegie Institute of Technology, my abilities, comprehension, and proficiency in the language of engineering will only prosper.
In the far future, an ambition I've had for a long time is becoming a physician. I want the opportunity to work directly in providing care to others, and providing them with the necessary care to live out and maintain healthy lives. I hope that I will be able to use the resources provided by majoring in engineering to have a well-rounded outlook on the medical world. The multitude of realms that Carnegie engineers become masters in, including human and social aspects, will prepare me as a member of the medical world.
While I have no future plans to major or minor in the arts, CMU's distinguished reputation for education in the arts is remarkable. My musical background over the past nine years and my growing passion for the cello increase my interest in CMU. I know that at CMU, I will have promising years to come where I will be able to continue and grow my skills. I will definitely use the unique environment of CMU to take music classes and explore my artistic side.
I hope to become a member of such a vibrant community that is at Carnegie Mellon. I know that my skills and interests will only grow; especially when I am in an environment with those who are just as curious about the world we live in as I am.
Thanks everyone!
When I look towards my future, I see a strong passion for pursuing a major in engineering. Throughout high school, I've always been passionate about math and the physical sciences. The ability to combine two fascinating, yet complex (to me) subjects drew my attention to studying engineering. I want to provide society with any necessities or wants it sees fit as we progress through the 21st century. I want to be the innovator.
The Carnegie Institute of Technology caught my attention as I looked through schools. Carnegie Mellon's strong engineering program is reinforced with a plethora of undergraduate research opportunities, something that I have rarely found in undergraduate colleges. The experience gained through this type of opportunity would give light to a real-world experience. It is especially important to me, as I am still researching the many spheres of engineering in attempting to understand how I want to shape my career. The Meeting of the Minds research symposium is an event I would relish upon. The chance to recognize the findings of my fellow classmates, and maybe even the opportunity to present a project of my own would be an experience I could not find anywhere else. The fact that the university is motivated to foster every idea that blooms gives me the desire and excitement to be part of such a community. The dedication placed on mentoring students through all the insights that come together to become an effective engineer is so valuable to me. I know that at the Carnegie Institute of Technology, my abilities, comprehension, and proficiency in the language of engineering will only prosper.
In the far future, an ambition I've had for a long time is becoming a physician. I want the opportunity to work directly in providing care to others, and providing them with the necessary care to live out and maintain healthy lives. I hope that I will be able to use the resources provided by majoring in engineering to have a well-rounded outlook on the medical world. The multitude of realms that Carnegie engineers become masters in, including human and social aspects, will prepare me as a member of the medical world.
While I have no future plans to major or minor in the arts, CMU's distinguished reputation for education in the arts is remarkable. My musical background over the past nine years and my growing passion for the cello increase my interest in CMU. I know that at CMU, I will have promising years to come where I will be able to continue and grow my skills. I will definitely use the unique environment of CMU to take music classes and explore my artistic side.
I hope to become a member of such a vibrant community that is at Carnegie Mellon. I know that my skills and interests will only grow; especially when I am in an environment with those who are just as curious about the world we live in as I am.
