Applying for Graduate Studies in Engineering

My most important scholastic honor was to be placed on the Dean’s Honor Roll during the Fall Quarter of my junior year of college. It signified renewal in my college career and was directly resulted from my improved living situation. My grades initially suffered during the first two years of college due to my home responsibilities of raising my sister, helping build the family business, and getting married. I also had to deal with my immigration issues and find the means to afford college. I confronted my conflicts head on by taking the initiative and adapting to solve them. By junior year, I had solved my immigration issues and funded my education from the family business that I helped manage and build. This allowed me to dedicate more time

Statement of Purpose I take this opportunity to introduce myself as a final year undergraduate student of Electrical and Electronics Engineering from SASTRA University, an elite university which is always among the top 50 engineering universities of India. As a child I enjoyed playing with hot wheels cars and grew up using remote controlled cars. I was always fascinated in understanding their mechanisms as I wanted them to go faster and faster. My interest for electronics had its first footing from these experiences. Electronics in particular interested me a lot with its presence in every aspect of our daily life. With interest in electronics, during high school years I constructed logic gates and started making small toys using batteries and motors. With such fascination for electronics I

"The antigen then binds to the immunoglobulin E activating the fceRI receptors on the mast cells and basophils. These cells then release histamines into the blood system in response.” Wow, this happened to me all because of a nut? That’s what I thought when I looked up what anaphylaxis was for the first time. The event that sparked this curiosity also ignited my path through life. If it weren’t for that day I wouldn’t have the mindset that helped me realize my inquisitive, hands-on nature and my compassion made engineering the right profession for me.

In my Fall 2014 semester I was on the Dean’s list. As a student at Towson University I will excel academically and will be on the Dean’s list more than once, that is a promise I am willing to make. In fact, I am so confident I will be successful at Towson University that I have made it my top choice; I applied exclusively to this school. My dream of attending Towson University first began in the 11th grade. I was determined to get an internship in the fashion industry, and in the summer of 2011 I made it happen. Marsha, my boss at the time was, in the midst in looking for interns for her up and coming local TV show

I believe that an undergraduate study does not fully prepare me to face the current challenges in research and industry. A comprehensive graduate program is a fitting sequel to the undergraduate study as it opens up gates to explore, thus leading to a wider range of career objectives and expand my horizons in the field of Electrical. I hope to continue this exciting journey of learning by probing deep into the roots of the subject, hence, acquire greater awareness of the subtleties of different processes and their applications. Post masters, I would love to continue doing my research and obtain a Ph.D. in Electrical and also be a part in developing new

As far as success is concerned, a man's accepted wisdom works just the way a band-rejection filter does. It has low opposition to ambitions and ideally infinite resistance to failure. But in my perception, to be truly successful a man needs to accept and learn from failure as it is the fingerpost on the road to achievement. With this belief firmly in place, I wish to offer insight into my decision to pursue a Master’s degree in Electrical Engineering at the University of Massachusetts Amherst.

Today, the world is dominated by the field of electronics. Innovative ideas are coming into existence in our day to day life. Electronics plays a key role in the organization of any system under consideration. This trait of electronics extends into a broader scope. Thus, pursuing a career in the electronics field is my goal. Thus, Masters in Electrical Engineering with Electronics as the major is an apt choice to reach my goal.

Overall, I believe I performed to a high standard throughout my undergraduate career. During my time at University of Maryland, Baltimore County, I was able to complete my undergraduate degree in eight semesters, including an occasional winter and summer term. In these eight semesters, I achieved a 4.0 twice, despite a heavy schedule. For several other semesters, I finished with a GPA greater than a 3.5, and never had a semester below a 3.0. Upon receiving my degree, I was awarded Cum Laude for graduating with a GPA of 3.55. I earned only two C’s in my undergraduate career, one of which was my first semester in college, where I was still learning how to be successful on a college level. I was on a scholarship throughout my undergraduate career, and it required me to keep my semester GPA above a 3.0. This scholarship not only allowed me to pursue higher education, but it also helped mold me to be a hard worker which led to my academic achievements. I feel a great part of my academic success is due to my work ethic and studying habits. I approached my undergraduate education as my main priority or job. I kept all my notes organized by class, in a color coded notebook filled with post it notes on upcoming exams or other important details. I spent countless hours and nights in the library of UMBC, making sure I stayed on top of my studies, and never fell behind with my coursework. My drive to do my best led me to visiting professors during office hours to ask questions and learn

It’s been a whole academic year being an engineering major at Drexel University. The variety of experiences, skills, and late nights under my belt have accumulated and become a set of values to represent the life of a student in STEM. A simple way to get a glimpse of this life is to understand the inner workings of the classes I took with my fellow engineering students.

My most important honor was making the Dean’s Honor’s List for the spring quarter of my sophomore year, because it gave me the belief and determination to finish my undergraduate career in a better academic standing to how I started it. My performance during the first four quarters at UCLA

An Engineering Mind “When everything seems to be going against you, remember that the airplane takes off against the wind, not with it.” -Henry Ford

With unabated advancements in the field of science and technology, many opportunities were created in new dimensions so as to make this world a better living place. To excel in the futuristic workplace of tomorrow, one will need to possess a perfect blend of theoretical study and practical experience. I want to be a part of this exciting race to create a safe and sophisticated tomorrow and I envision graduate studies as a path towards my advancement in this direction.

I have always been fascinated by the abundant field of electronics; hence it is my goal to become an electronic engineer. Hence my quest for electronics made me follow to college which was why I chose electronics and communication engineering and pursuing my bachelor degree as my field of expertise and got admission into the reputed Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University’s affiliated college, VIF College of Engineering and Technology. These four years of undergraduate study has taught me that Engineering is as

Statement of Purpose In competitive and rapidly growing world of science & technology, where each year opened enthralling avenues and an epidemic of new innovations and inventions take place and each passing day make them archaic. As a constructive part of the field of Computer Science the only way is up

STATEMENT OF PURPOSE The thirst for knowledge and the urge to make the world a