Explain Why I Chose Chemical Engineering At Texas A & M

5 years from now my career goal that I have set for myself is to graduate from an approved nursing program and pass the National Council Licensure Examination (NCLEX-RN) to become a Registered Nurse (RN). After graduation I hope to be promoted at the hospital I am woking at to start working as a registered nurse

I aspire to become a nurse through the wonderful BSN program at California Baptist University. Why I aspire to be a nurse is because I want to be a useful person in this world. There are very few careers where you can have such a tremendous impact on someone's life every day. Working hard to make a difference in people's lives who are in need. Also health sciences is a topic that really interest me, learning about the human body and how we function is very fascinating. I hope to reach my highest potential in education with the help of California Baptist University.

I also wanted to go to an in-state university, so that I could be close to my family. ASU was the only state school to offer such a program for students like me that are un-sure on which career path they want to take or need guidance pinpointing themselves to a certain area of study. I also feel that ASU being one of the biggest universities in the nation has many more opportunities for their students in contrast to going to a smaller

I have always wanted to go to Texas A&M, but when I was little I always thought I would never make it, Then I actually started trying with my grades and academics to do better because I knew College would be sooner than later and I did not have time to waste if I wanted to succeed in life and I already knew what I wanted to be, a dental hygienist, but back then I did not think about cost or years of schooling I just knew that was what I wanted to be and where I wanted to go when I grew up. I want to be accepted into Texas A&M in College Station but only twenty five percent or less of your class can get accepted into A&M and there is also tons of towns in Texas and they also would most certainly go to Texas A&M University so even though they only take twenty five percent from your class they would not take all of that percent because others who are really smart would like to go to other colleges somewhere else, not everyone wants to go to A&M just because it is in

Overall, Texas A&M offers a great opportunity for me. Trying to get into this university alone will give me the opportunity to get better and try my hardest. I also love the fact that this school has a 20:1 student faculty ratio. I have always went to a small student faculty ratio school and I want to continue it. Last but not least, the computer science program is perfect for me. I can pursue my dream to have a job that is related with computer

I decided to go to UT because I always wanted to go to this university for a long time. A lot of my family members have gone here. Therefore, it always seems the right choice to go here. Also, I came to UT because I wanted to get out of my comfort zone. Most people that graduate from my high school always ends up staying at home. However, I wanted to be different. Lastly, I came to UT because of the immense diversity and many different opportunities here.

Texas A&M, ranked 20th in the top public universities in the U.S., will give me an opportunity to learn in the engineering field.

I am a nursing student. I have a great passion for caring for others. My short term goals are to graduate Riverland Community College with my Associate's Degree in Nursing this December. I plan to work very hard and prepare to take my nursing licensure exam at the beginning of next year to become licensed as a registered nurse. I will then transfer to Metropolitan State University to complete my Bachelor's Degree in Nursing.

I intend to be a chemistry major in college. In addition, I hope to make chemistry my career, ultimately obtaining a PhD and becoming a researcher in a laboratory. Both of these are motivated by my passion for chemistry, discovered in sophomore Honors Chemistry and cultivated in AP Chemistry and by studying for the Chemistry Olympiad. Some other careers I might consider, though with less fervor than chemistry for now, include intellectual property (patent lawyer) and chemical engineer.

Science is a field that not a lot of women would pursue a career in. Personally and with interest, science will provide me with opportunities to experiment with all the elements that surround me. It will give me a chance to learn and observe how the world operates and changes in various and different situations. I believe that attending a four year college will help me further my understanding; allowing me to learn and figure out how I can better the world with the knowledge I acquire in the process.

As for my plans, I want to become a Registered Nurse after college. In four years, I plan to graduate UVU with my Bachelors of Science in Nursing and take the Utah State RN Licensure Test. With this degree, I hope to get a starting job at a hospital doing straight patient care. Later, I feel my degree will be very useful in getting a job in a research position. I would love to be a part of the team that researches and develops new drugs for illnesses. Currently I am involved with the community through National Honors Society, where I donate more than 40 hours of my time to servicing the local community per school year, and through my church, where I recently finished making pillowcase dresses and sending them to Africa. I also feel through

First, the fact that all living organisms survive on the principles of chemical reactions enhances the interest to study chemistry. Secondly, the study of chemistry can explain deeply some concepts of polymers that form part of daily life activities such as clothes, food among other necessities. For myself, attending a chemistry graduate program will allow me to explore the science of materials that find use in my daily life activities and, perhaps, discover, improve, and better understand the ways of how they work! Another factor that initiates my interest in attending a chemistry graduate program is the career it grants. A chemistry graduate has variety of options between both academic and industrial fields. Thus, such a degree would expand my career potentials. In the meantime, I find myself more interested in the materials science area of chemistry. this very broad field would enable me play a predominant role in providing information about the structure and composition of materials, as well as the processes to synthesize and use

I believe most of my career goals match with chemical engineering because it is a broad field of study that combines mathematics and science to make the world a better place. Therefore, there are an abundance of opportunities everywhere. This means that there is a better chance of staying close to home. In addition, Iowa and the Midwest are great places to research and develop biofuels.

My immediate plan after graduating from college is to go to medical school to become a physician. I am not quite sure what kind of doctor I would like to become, but I would like to be both a doctor and a researcher. To clarify, I would like to see patients for part of the week, and during the other part of the week, I would like to do cancer research. In medical school, I will have the chance to learn how certain drugs have metabolic pathways that ultimately cure certain symptoms and disease while causing little to no harm to the rest of the body. The area of chemical engineering that is most interesting to be is biological engineering. I think that being able to create different systems that will deliver drugs to certain cells using man-made

My whole life I have always wanted to become a successful engineer, and graduate from the University of Cincinnati. Some of my goals in life are to go to the University of Cincinnati. Another one of my goals is to become some type of engineer. But as of right now I would like to be a aerospace engineer. To be honest I really don’t know what influenced me to want to become and engineer. But something about engineering always appealed to me for some reason. But lately my engineering teacher has had a positive impact on me and is really making me like engineering and the overall field. So I guess that Mr. Smith has influenced me into being an engineer. My plan b is to be an engineer too. But this type of engineering would just be easier to