Personal Writing: Personal Statement: Ali Hatami
Personal Statement, Ali Hatami
Being born to a highly educated family in July 1995, I became familiar with the world of books and reading from the earliest days of my childhood. As I matured, my reading matured with me. Gradually, the children books turned into youth novels and eventually they gave their place to literary masterpieces. As time passed I realized that within these readings, a sense of curiosity has rooted in my personality that lead to being accepted in Iranian national Olympiad and attending one of the best schools in my country, Mofid2, where I was officially awarded as the “Bookworm of the school”. Mofid2 is well known by the distinctive method of teaching that is based more on experience and observation than just sticking …show more content…
Like watching a Chinese movie without any subtitle, I had no idea what was going on around me during first month of studying in DNS. Getting used to loneliness and kind of depression feeling, I was about to be suspended for my awful performance but I knew that the night is darkest just before the dawn. The dawn was coming, I ended up being an A student with outstanding grades in that school and learned English in an unbelievable peace. Then I believed that if I believe, I can achieve whatever I want and I’m ready to overcome any obstacle in that case. Being sociable and friendly man, I never lose my faith and enthusiasm and even in the hardest crisis I will do my best to survive and …show more content…
I wanted to study in a filed which had the room for innovation and could also have far-reaching impact on people’s lives. So I choose to study Mechatronics. In Iran’s university acceptance national examinations (Konkoor), I was ranked in the top level, so I entered Sharif university of technology, the most prominent and the best engineering university in my country. I entered the university with great enthusiasm and an ambition to work in the junction of technology and mechatronic systems. But what I faced the first semesters was simple, routine courses. No amount of inspiration or innovation was included in the courses and this could not satisfy my mind at all. I did not realize that the first years of undergraduate is not even supposed to be
Being born to a highly educated family in July 1995, I became familiar with the world of books and reading from the earliest days of my childhood. As I matured, my reading matured with me. Gradually, the children books turned into youth novels and eventually they gave their place to literary masterpieces. As time passed I realized that within these readings, a sense of curiosity has rooted in my personality that lead to being accepted in Iranian national Olympiad and attending one of the best schools in my country, Mofid2, where I was officially awarded as the “Bookworm of the school”. Mofid2 is well known by the distinctive method of teaching that is based more on experience and observation than just sticking …show more content…
Like watching a Chinese movie without any subtitle, I had no idea what was going on around me during first month of studying in DNS. Getting used to loneliness and kind of depression feeling, I was about to be suspended for my awful performance but I knew that the night is darkest just before the dawn. The dawn was coming, I ended up being an A student with outstanding grades in that school and learned English in an unbelievable peace. Then I believed that if I believe, I can achieve whatever I want and I’m ready to overcome any obstacle in that case. Being sociable and friendly man, I never lose my faith and enthusiasm and even in the hardest crisis I will do my best to survive and …show more content…
I wanted to study in a filed which had the room for innovation and could also have far-reaching impact on people’s lives. So I choose to study Mechatronics. In Iran’s university acceptance national examinations (Konkoor), I was ranked in the top level, so I entered Sharif university of technology, the most prominent and the best engineering university in my country. I entered the university with great enthusiasm and an ambition to work in the junction of technology and mechatronic systems. But what I faced the first semesters was simple, routine courses. No amount of inspiration or innovation was included in the courses and this could not satisfy my mind at all. I did not realize that the first years of undergraduate is not even supposed to be