AP Chemistry Personal Statement

I pipetted the last of the product I created in the most recent trial of the experiment onto a small metal plate, placed the delicate square into a case, and hurried downstairs to the mass spectrometer. After carefully loading the plate and anxiously waiting for the graphs to pop up, my fellow lab mates came over in excitement to view the results of this latest run; we compared the graph with the theoretical yields. I sighed of relief once I realized that this trial had finally created the product necessary to proceed in the experiment. Getting one step closer to solving our problem was so rewarding. Very exciting; makes me want to read on

Mathematics and several forms of science is involved in the several careers that I want to work in, and the sciences can explain the universe around us; because of that, I am extremely interested in studying life. Also, mathematics is a very logical and precise subject, and I am very dependent upon logic to make good decisions.

All too often, people skirt by on bare minimum; forgotten is the power of hard work. Nevertheless, from my personal experience, hard work always pays off in the end. For instance, in my junior year, my most arduous class was AP Chemistry. The goal of the class was to prepare for the AP exam in May. Therefore, my teacher always challenged my class to understand even the most perplexing chemistry theorems. Five homework problems could take three hours. A well-done lab report made my printer run out of ink. Test days were brutal. We were on track for success; however, because of excessive snowfall, my school district lost a multitude of school days. Suddenly every AP teacher was rushing to make up for lost time before AP exam season. I took it

Since I was little I have always been creative and was alway making thing from found objects. I loved drawing and this was my main objective in college. Until I had to take a ceramics class for my degree and when i first started working with clay I fell in love. When I am working I feel so relaxed and it's so beautiful that you're able to make anything you want.

A multitude of people experience certain events in their life that causes them to pick a field of study. I, too, had a specific experience that encouraged me to interest in engineering. Computer skilled individuals might wish to major in computer engineering; some experience usage with chemicals, therefore they might prefer a major in chemical engineering. The only difference that places me apart from others is that music influenced me to carry out this decision into engineering.

Marine science, mainly biology is very exciting to me. My grandfather has been a scuba diver for many years and I think that is what sparked my love for all things ocean related.

It was an introductory class on physical chemistry and our chemistry teacher was teaching us the

Understanding the complex processes that occur within our bodies, that sustains life, is what attracts me to study biochemistry. The subject explains the complexity of life to a molecular level and holds the answers to the most fascinating and compelling questions about the origin of life. Its intriguing that it uses chemical principles to interpret the biological processes that occur in living organisms. The fact that the reliance on medical research is increasing, demonstrates the importance of studying this this subject. I feel i can have a significant role in the advances of drugs and the healthcare system by gaining broader knowledge on this inspiring field of study.

The Chemistry Program?s commitment to a liberal arts education greatly influenced my decision to transfer to Cornell University. I have always had an intense fascination with chemistry, and plan to make it my major. My attraction to chemistry started at an early age, driven by my curiosity to understand ?how things work,? whether it was examining the marine-life in the local pond with my microscope, or reading about the chemical composition of the stars. Exploring my environment has always been the thing I loved most, I call it, IAT - investigating, analyzing, and tinkering. I know the College of Arts & Sciences is the best environment to cultivate my intellectual interest. It has the right balance of interdisciplinary courses, such as "Philosophy of Science: Scientific

I also love biology because it helps me understand the complexity of life. I also continued with biology this year through AP Biology. While I love chemistry and biology, my dreams are much larger. Whenever I thought of my future, the first that came to my head has always been engineering.

My name is MD. Helal Uddin, a Bangladeshi by nationality. I have completed my graduation in the field of Chemistry from University of Chittagong (CU), Bangladesh. I obtained a CGPA 3.20 out of 4.00. I am interested to apply for a master's Degree program in Materials chemistry and minerolagy for the winter semester 2016.

Chemistry is ubiquitous and its prevalence is evident in everything right from environment, biology and even in technology. It is this versatility, which aids me in gaining insight in every field of science. Being a graduate in Bio-analytical Chemistry and Organic chemistry, my enthusiasm and inclination grew towards quantitative and qualitative analysis of natural and synthetic compounds in research laboratory. It is with this passion, I look forward to unravel the mystics of analytical chemistry through theoretical and practical knowledge. Therefore, I would like to apply for the Doctoral Program in Analytical Chemistry at University of Massachusetts - Dartmouth.

The growing relevance of Chemical Engineering in today’s world, from energy & oil industries to pharmaceuticals & biotechnology, and a keen desire for applying this knowledge in interrelated spheres motivates me to pursue a Master’s degree in this field. My interest in science goes back to the time when I was in school. We had a young and enthusiastic teacher who took us on field trips and visits to science fairs and museums. This nascent interest has only burgeoned through my years in school and high school, as I have learnt more about the subject. In the long run, I see myself as a part of a leading research group, either as a faculty member or in the R&D department of an organisation contributing my bit to the field of Chemical

Chemical engineering has been my passion since high school. Having dad who is an engineer clearly backs up my interest in the field of engineering although my dad pursued a different field which is mechanical engineering. I always admired to be an engineer having my dad as role model. I did not know what to pursue till I got to high school when I was able to delineate my strengths. From an exemplary performance I could tell chemical engineering is the path I need to pursue. Chemical engineering has been my passion since high school.

I love cooking since my first trial of making Chinese food. I enjoy not only the dainty dishes I made, but also the process I make them. It is always interesting to observe the ingredients like veggies or seafood change their flavor and color, become soft or crispy, and finally integrated into a perfect dish. My passion on psychology shares similar reason when I first read a book of developmental psychology. I enjoy observing behaviors of people and figuring out the reason behind it. It is really intriguing to think how people form their own personalities. The curiosity about human beings lead me to the realm of psychology, and motivated me to choose psychology as my major in Hubei Normal University.