I find it very hard to swallow when I even get a glimpse of it on television. This has always been my feeling ever since I was little, but when I entered high school and took a College Prep Biology course my feelings on things that are gross and slimy changed quite a bit. In high school I took a Biology class as every high school student has to do. I felt a little smarter than some of the others, because I was not only taking Biology, but I was taking college prep Biology. The only drawback to the class was I was going to have to a lot of dissecting to do.
Victor Frankenstein was born into a loving and caring family, with his mother and father and orphan adopted sister, Elizabeth. Victor was always a quick learner and studied sciences, chemistry and had a fascination with electricity. He left home to continue his studies in science at the University of Ingolstadt (Shelley, page 50). During his time at the university, he impresses his professors and fellow class mates with his own philosophies. As his term was ending at Ingolstadt, Victor wanted to practice his philosophy of recreating human life.
After graduating from high school I was certain I wanted to study biology and then pursue medical school. My plan changed however when I realized in my junior year that biology didn’t require a lot of the practical and social elements I aspired. I began my research on what professions allowed more of a close-knit relationship with patients and what fields of study incorporated this earlier on in my academics. I spoke to my advisor and she told me about the accelerated nursing program, at first I thought another bachelors degree, that’s absurd; but I kept it in the back of my mind. As fate would have it, that summer I began to volunteer at greenbelt pediatrics.
To be specific, I wish to make no less than a “B” in all of my classes, with an overall G.P.A. of a 3.3 or higher. The reason for these high grades and expectations is that after the successful completion of my second semester, my plans are to further my education at Clemson University in the fall of 2012. The year is still young but I have high hopes as I embark on a new phase of my academic career. As one may observe from the paragraphs above, my expectations of what I hope to accomplish in the upcoming semester and school year are
State University and I possess a common vision. I, like State University, constantly work to explore the limits of nature by exceeding expectations. Long an amateur scientist, it was this drive that brought me to the University of Texas for its Student Science Training Program in 2013. Up to that point science had been my private past time, one I had yet to explore on anyone else’s terms. My time at UT, however, changed that.
Whistle Blowing Born in 1942 the eldest of five children Jeffrey Wigand has always been a well educated man, excelling in chemistry and biology from an early age. As a young man Jeffrey dreamed of becoming a doctor, enrolling in Dutchess Community College in Poughkeepsie. He participated in school activities and found a position at Vassar Brothers Hospital as a scrub nurse. Things seemed to be right on track for fulfilling his dream. Then as a possible act of rebellion Wigand dropped out of school, quit his job, and joined the United States Air Force.
Terrenc Why I enrolled in JROTC I originally enrolled in JROTC because I wanted to try something new in high school. I did research to find out what the program was about. Once I completed my research I found out a lot of information that tell what JROTC is. I also talked to family members that were once a part of JROTC and found out more things that online research does not list. There really were no cons about JROTC.
They both had their problems in high school but now are ready to leave them all behind and join the police academy and the secret Jump Street unit 7 years down the line. They weren’t exactly A-grade police material hence Schmidt helped out Jenko with the exam answers and Jenko returned the favour by helping Schmidt with the fitness tests. Not surprisingly, they make
I believed that getting straight C’s was no different than straight A’s. It was not until the IB program did I mature and realize that it doesn’t matter how smart you are, it matters how you apply that intelligence and display excellence. This first quarter of senior year I achieved a 3.857 GPA with a Higher Level IB curriculum. The challenge and extra thought required for IB is what I enjoy about it the most. I look forward to the challenge and opportunity that Honors College will
Captivated: A journey of revelations As soon as Ms. Katie wrote the instructions of the project on the board, I got excited. This project would be my chance to prove to everyone that I was qualified enough to major in Philosophy. Mostly everyone around me disapproved of my choice simply because they believe that this subject would not provide me with good opportunities in the future, but I believe that a person should always follow his passion, and if he works hard enough towards it, he can make it. As a senior in high school, I have made my decision to apply to the University of Chicago. I’ve already filled out the application forms; the only thing left for me to do was to compile a portfolio that would prove that I deserved to be accepted as