Personal Statement For Ethnographic Study

‘Make a scarce in the hearts of people before death’

I heard this line first time from my mother when I was a 10 years old boy. Back then though I couldn’t realize what my mother meant but with the passage of time the meaning became clear. Since my childhood I have always been interested music and friends. Despite of being a National Gold Medalist in singing, I didn’t choose ‘Music’ as my career; rather I went for ‘Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology’. This is because it is very hard for a musician of a particular culture or genre to reach the hearts of each and every people of this world. On the contrary, a significant contribution of a scientist or researcher can serve that purpose quite easily.

At the age of five, I was a victim of a

The title of my project work was-‘Studies on Some Common Neurodegenerative Diseases’ and Md. Zahangir Alam was my project supervisor. When I contacted with my supervisor for the first time with a view to discussing the idea of my project, I told him about my interest on neurodegenerative diseases. He suggested me to go on with a demographic study because; in Bangladesh very few studies have been done on the prevalence of these diseases. The result of my project work clearly showed the severity of these diseases in my country. Neurodegenerative diseases are generally seen after the age of fifty. But, in my country, I found some patients who are below the age of forty. So, now I intend to study these disorders at a molecular level with an aim of eradicating these

I have a tendency to forget things, for that reason my childhood friends used to taunt me calling ‘scientist’. I do not remember from when, this bully name has turned into my aim. I have completed my graduation from Shahjalal University of Science and Technology with a CGPA of 3.60 (on a scale of 4.00). I was among the top 5 students in my class. Though I was not always serious in the classroom, I always tried to be vigilant and active during each and every lab classes. This has resulted in a comparatively better result in the lab courses. So, if I get an admission in UTSA, the research knowledge which I am going to acquire will definitely allow me to give something back to my country, which she has long deserved. This admission will also offer me a chance to show the caliber of the students of Bangladesh at the world research level. This will in turn, allow more youths from my country to get admissions in American