Why I Chose Science Class

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It is unbelievable how the humans' thinking is so shallow. We always assume that we know what is best for ourselves, and the truth is that we barely know anything. We get bothered and depressed when things do not go as we wish, and we don't stop for a moment to be positive and see their bright side. We don't think that these unwanted things can actually be better than what we have planned for ourselves and that there might be some hidden purpose of them. Maybe I am overgeneralizing, but I know most of us are like that. An older version of me was like that. I've always enjoyed studying. Science classes, in particular, were my favorite part of the day. I would leave the class, look around and try to explain what happens in my surroundings using …show more content…

In the past years, I was involved in possibly every science discussion in class, and I'd always come up with creative ideas when it comes to finding a solution for a certain problem. I wanted to learn more about life and nature. In addition to that, I really wished to have my personal discovery, or work on my own invention and contribute in making the world a better place with science. It is something that I absolutely enjoyed studying and will definitely love to work with and devote time and effort for. I wanted to become a …show more content…

Sometimes we get sad and upset about something, but it turns out to be good at the end. Everything happens for a reason, which is beyond our comprehension most of the time, and that's what exactly happened to me. I don't know what I might have majored in if it wasn't Computer Science, and I was blessed enough to get it. I did not choose my major, my fate chose it for me, and I learned from that experience that I should always trust in my God and what he had planned for me, as he guided me to the major I later loved when I was lost and uncertain. I learned that I should never aggressively reject anything, or base my thoughts of it on assumptions on first impressions; rather I should try to learn about it and understand it before making my judgments. Most importantly, I learned about the major that opened the horizon wide for me. The major I find my joy

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