The Environment In Which You Were Raised

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Essay (1) What was the environment in which you were raised? Describe your family, home, neighborhood, or community, and explain how it has shaped you as a person. (i need to drop 200 words) For starters, I was born in the greatest country and state in the world, and raised in the perfect city with the best environment possible because of my parents. The place I am describing - the place I call home - is Brownsville, Texas. Many people would argue that Brownsville is not the best place to raise a family because of poverty levels, illegal aliens, poor schools, and our close proximity to Mexico. However, these factors have actually helped shape me into who I am today. In addition, my parents were also born and raised here in Brownsville, Texas; they are both products of our local public school system, BISD, …show more content…

I make it my quest to gain any and all knowledge on the topic I hold dear. Furthermore, my goals in engineering deal with more on the technology side of the field. Dealing with robotics, how they are built and programmed. All that didn’t start all randomly, it was my brother and my teachers that helped get me into this hobby which soon took over my life as I started to get into competitions. My brother was the one that got me into thinking about even joining the robotics club so I also have him to thank for that. Once I got in the club I soon found out that was going to be my future and it was soon going to consume me in a never ending quest to further my interest and education in that specific topic. My teacher, Mr. Moran he was the one that lead me in my journey he opened my eyes to all these new things that were possible to learn and do, and gave me light on what I will become in the

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