I Want To Participate In The Accelerated Physics Program

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Every year of school, for as long as I can remember, my parents have pushed me to reach my potential and constantly challenge me. This mindset was instilled in me at a young age. My sense of drive and self-motivation has grown and opened many doors for me. I firmly believe that opening yourself up to academic challenges does more good than just helping you to “get ahead” and win awards or recognition. Rather, making the independent choice to fully invest in a difficult challenge, and to face the real possibility of failure, builds more character and confidence than can be fostered from nearly any other experience. I want to participate in the Accelerated Math Physics Program because I want the challenge, including the good, bad, and ugly that comes with it. …show more content…

Equally as important though, I look forward to collaborating with classmates who share my drive and mindset, as well as building lifelong friendships at Rose-Hulman. Math and physics relate to my career goals because I desire to do work and research in the sector of energy and batteries. I believe that math and physics are prerequisites to understanding how energy works and can be optimized for the better. I want to go into electrical engineering because it is a field that is always changing in order to provide net improvements to the world. I wish to be a part of the group that is able to harness and work with the magic that is electricity, electromagnetism, and energy. I know that I will need to be able to apply the difficult concepts and theories studied in my math and physics courses to real life situations. My interest in math and physics truly blossomed when I attended the Big M math camp at Ball State. From then on I became fascinated with learning about even the most complex areas of math and the laws of physics that can apply to the creation of new technology. I love math and physics because they are the ultimate

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