It helps me understand the world around me, making it possible to find solutions to key problems. The fields of biochemistry, physics, computer science, and engineering interest me the most because they offer innovative ways to solve major problems. With biochemistry, I can diagnose, cure, and prevent diseases currently beyond our grasp. Physics allows me to discover entirely new sources of energy and solving many significant problems. Computer science and engineering allow me to analyze data and create devices that can assist people.…
Imagining a career founded on helping people and bettering their lives puts a smile on my face. With so many diseases and events in the world, there is a need for constant innovation when it comes to medical devices and research. A solid foundation in mathematics is needed to venture into these parts of the woods, so that is why I have decided to take AP Calculus during my senior year. It is a challenge, but those limits sure do have a way of staying in your head! Mathematics is interesting because it stretches the boundaries of how hard…
Mechanical Engineering is a demanding degree and asks the most of me and my family every day. My roles within a Recon team taught me time management, organization and attention to detail. Because of this, I have been able to perform in school at a very high level.…
Industrial Engineering has always been an interesting career for me. My step father is an industrial engineer. I have been to his work and watched him and thought it was intriguing, so I decided it is the career I want to pursue. He has shown me a lot of different things he does at work. Designing things using autocad is what he does a lot. I have taken autocad classes in high school and thought they were easy, I understood what I was doing, and thought it was interesting.…
For now, I plan to study engineering at a four year college, which is why I signed up to take AP Chemistry along with AP Physics C my senior year. As I gain more experiential learning through the internship, I will have a better idea of what I would like to study for my major in college and pursue as a career.…
I believe Margaret Drabble’s statement, “Our desire to conform is greater than our respect for objective facts,” to be quite true. Throughout history, people of all ages have wanted to be accepted and belong to a group rather than look at the facts and measure what is true and false. It is very evident in our society today that not only do we want to be accepted and belong, but we also are willing to do whatever it takes, no matter what the consequences turn out to be. I agree with Drabble’s statement and believe that it is true all around the world. If you were to step outside our society and look back at it objectively, I can assure you that you would see evidence of this.…
After my first four years of college, I plan on returning and eventually completing a graduate study in biomedical engineering. I want to be the person who discovers something new that can impact everyone for the better. My career will constantly allow me to learn more and develop new ideas. But most importantly, I would be improving the quality of life for many people. Attaining my career goals is not an easy task; however I believe I can accomplish all of them.…
My SMART goal as a college student is to finish college and graduate with a degree in Chemical Engineering. The reason for choosing this course is that I particularly like Chemistry and would like to work in the fields involving Chemistry. Furthermore, to study Chemical Engineering at M.I.T. will be do a tremendous amount of help to me.…
Being a chemical engineer or being in the health field you can find that the job is most popular in every state or in every country city or even town because the job pays a lot of money and if people really enjoy what they do in the chemical health field then there gonna get the job done. You can go all around the world to be in the chemical health field. Traveling is one of the perks of getting to work in the chemical health…
engineer. I want to be an engineer because my grandfather has taken me out on his jobs for years and…
Throughout my high school career I tried to make it a point to diversify the activities I am involved in. I’ve participated in everything from french club to golf. I suppose the goal of being a well rounded person can never be completed because I’m a firm believer that everyone can teach you something new, so I want to continue to talk to people and be involved especially throughout college. Sometimes it’s hard to put yourself out there like that, but I think in college is about finding who you are so I’d just like the opportunity to challenge myself academically and socially. As for my career, that is in fact what I want, a career not a job. I really want to be proud of what I’m doing. The ultimate goal is to be a chemical engineer helping the environment and making a difference. I know getting the degree itself will be difficult because of the classes an engineering major must go through, but I’m prepared to do the work. I also realize it may take me awhile to work up to the job I want and waiting can be difficult, but I am determined to help make change…
All my life I have gravitated towards the sciences, especially biology. In high school I had many wonderful opportunities to intern and test out jobs that I thought I could do for the rest of my life. I was first exposed to the world of engineering when I spent my fall semester senior year as a biomedical engineering intern at Georgia Tech (was hard for me to type that out). After a semester of grueling work and numerous discussions with the professors and undergraduate students I worked with, I decided biomedical was definitely not the route I wanted to take. I did however, realize that I love the world of engineering. Engineering can be incredibly broad, but extremely narrow at the same time. I enjoy the flexibility of my major and how it keeps me exposed to various parts…
My first career choice is to become a chemical engineer. Recently I've been talking to my guidance counselor and asking what careers would interest me due to my great fascination for math. I added that I also enjoy the work done in my chemistry class, such as stoichiometry and balancing equations. Her first suggestion was obviously to be a chemical engineer. Before this discussion with my guidance counselor, I never put two and two together to realize that my own Uncle Keith is a chemical engineer himself. I have seen him in the past working on things for work and saw the math that was involved but never knew that's what he did for a living. Chemical Engineers are often intimately involved in research and development, process engineering, and product development. A typical situation that a Chemical Engineer may be put in may be something like finding a way to manufacture a chemical developed in the laboratory at larger scales. The significant feature about Chemical Engineers is that they are employed in a range of industries including petrochemicals, pharmaceuticals, bioengineering, pulp and paper products, ceramics, specialty chemicals, and electronics. They can also enter medicine, business, and law. That means possible careers could range from working for NASA to engineering the world's best cosmetics, which I think is pretty cool. In view of their lack of females in this field, women engineers are in demand and therefore receive better earning potential.…
I have chosen welding as my future career job just because I have always had the urge for becoming that in life. Takes a lot of patience to accomplish welding and making it to becoming successful at it. My welding teacher in High School, Mr. Rambo taught me everything I know about this career. He has taught me how to mig, tig, and arc weld and a lot more amazing things.…
However, when I took my first chemistry class I became mesmerized with the field of chemistry. The idea that I could start with one molecule and change it into a completely different compound both fascinated and thrilled me. I was at a predicament, on one hand I wanted to study medicine to help people, but I was far more interested in and passionate about the chemical processes and reactions. This changed when I took my first organic chemistry class. I want to make a career by applying chemistry to medicine and biology, especially in the realm of synthesizing molecules.…