Benefits Of IMSA Learning Environment

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IMSA is a school that offers a vast amount of opportunities for every student who attends. If I attend IMSA, I will use every resource available to obtain the best education possible, and I will do my best to make an impact on the IMSA learning environment. IMSA offers programs and clubs that do not exist at my school, and also offers challenging classes that I cannot take at my school. I plan to use these invaluable resources to the best of my ability. I've always been a creative student, driven by my passion to achieve. Throughout my school career, I have taken the most challenging courses, and I take my education very seriously. However, at my previous junior high and my current high school, the learning environment is can be very toxic. …show more content…

When I attended Summer@IMSA Summer Integrated Science, some of the material was difficult for me to understand. However, the teachers and tutors were very helpful to me when I was confused. Even other students helped me better understand the coursework. An environment like IMSA's places importance on this kind of collaboration, would greatly advance my learning. Since I will be living in a dorm, even after class, I will be able to get help from other students who may know more about a topic then I do. I will also be able to assist other students in the same way. IMSA also offers many extracurricular activities, which I can be a part of and contribute to. Not only can I join clubs about my interests, such as robotics, I can also be part of clubs that will expand my interests. Some of these clubs are not offered at my current high school. Not only will these clubs help me adjust to IMSA life, but I will also be participating in something I enjoy. I play tennis, and IMSA offers a tennis team. I enjoy writing, so I could be a part of the writing clubs. There are many organizations I can be apart of at IMSA. At IMSA, I believe the possibilities to enhance my education and future are infinite. The challenging curriculum and bright teachers and students both work together to make a positive learning environment. I am excited to be able to contribute to IMSA by sharing my insight, and being a part of the many clubs and the student

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