Georgia Tech Impact On Education

Given my background, experiences, and personal identity, I will contribute diversity to Georgia College with my passion, strong determination, and my outgoing personality.

What I seek to gain from George Mason is the ability to forge my own path. To gain invaluable knowledge that will allow me to seek complete independence from my parents. The goal does not end with supporting just myself but my family, as well. I look to George Mason for its dedication to freedom, speech, and the Constitution. My parents have been nothing but the epitome of chains that bind a slave from becoming more when it comes to my social life. I look in hopes of growing not only academically, but socially in order to obtain balance. While the masses look to conform to trends and media, I look to George Mason to expose me to a diverse array of people and opinions to help shape my own.

There are a multitude of reasons I want to attend Virginia Tech, but being reduced to five, I would have to choose the college atmosphere as my top reason. I would love to participate in and enjoy Virginia Tech’s massive football games that are full of life and excitement. The school spirit would truly enhance my experience around the campus and in my social life as well. The second reason is because I want to major in an engineering field, and Virginia Tech is a stellar school for this aspiration. The college’s prestigious ranking in engineering fields is more than enough to convince me to attend. Another reason I want to attend Virginia Tech is because it is my ambition to genuinely love my career path, and I think Virginia Tech is an ideal

When I walk around the University of Georgia campus, I feel that I have found home. In such a short time UGA has impacted my mindset and goals. UGA is a place I feel inspired to grow, learn and build relationships. A year ago if you would have told me I would find a place that feels more at home than anywhere I’ve lived, I would not have believed you. The past year of my life before getting accepted into UGA was one of the most difficult years of my life. I had left some toxic relationships, experienced health scares and was lost in where I wanted to go for school. I applied to several Universities, received acceptance letters, but none of the acceptance letters made me excited. UGA was the last application I was waiting to hear back from

Therefore, I believe that Texas Tech is best choice I can ever make. If they accept me, that’s even better. The reason why, is because I want to go study in a place that will take me away from all the problems at home and give me a whole different experience. I’ve done so much these past four years. To just being a freshman, to now being a senior representing so many organizations. Every teacher has known me as an exceptional student without any

Students, after high school begin their journey into adulthood. They either go into the workforce, join the army, travel abroad, or even take time away from school. While other students continue to a higher education in majors such as biology, mass communications, musical performance, and other concentrated areas to help prepare them for careers. However, students are left with the choice of deciding which institution they should choose, such as going to a college that is close to home, or going to a college that is in another state. Middle Georgia State University, one of the several universities in Georgia differ from an institution like Wesleyan College based on diversity, size, and most importantly tuition cost.

As I drove up to Goddard College on that cold day in April to Discover Goddard Day I knew it was the school for me. While driving and enjoying the beautiful Vermont view I began to think to myself that now is the time. I get to have some wonderful experiences at Goddard in my Forties by going back to school to get my Bachelors Degree, creating my own curriculum and staying on campus for Eight days per semester. I knew Goddard was for me.

Georgia Tech has always been a dream for me. I don't know why but looking at letters and e-mails that I have received make me feel like I would fit in just by walking on the campus. I know that I can succeed here, and that everyone will help me along the "yellow brick road" of success. Ha, get it, one of the colors is yellow. This is a place where I can research and learn what is needed to continue on in life. My uncle was the one person that really persuaded me to apply. He knew that I could succeed here, and he never even went to Tech. Overall, this is where I know I will

Georgia Piedmont Technical College (GPTC) known originally as the DeKalb Area Vocational School during its establishment in 1961. It is one of the oldest and most respected unit of the Technical College System of Georgia (TCSG). Currently with eleven locations in Dekalb, Rockdale, Newton, and Morgan counties, GPTC aim to be the leading institution for technical and adult education. To achieve this goal, the college promotes a conducive learning environment with friendly staffs and helpful instructors. However, Georgia Piedmont Technical College roads to perfection is being hindered by lack of some basic resources, website technical difficulties and limited class options for students.

At only two years old and barely two-feet-tall, my parents handed me a violin in hopes that I would grow up to become a prodigy. The moment I entered high school, they tried to steer me toward their ideal career path of being a doctor. For years I followed these aspirations, blindly believing they were my own. It wasn’t until recent years that I realized that this was not the future that fit me, and I started to develop aspirations of my own. My unbound future can’t be described within the constraints of an essay, whether it is 150 or 1500 words. Finally out of the realm of my small town, I will be able to discover my passions and pursue them. Georgia Tech will aid me in expanding my horizons and help me grow as a person, something I have always

Berry College has always captivated my attention substantially more than my other college prospects. When touring the campus, I envisioned my life there. The atmosphere protruding from the beautiful campus was incredibly awe-inspiring. Attending Berry College would bring me the academic challenge I need, as well as the benefit of smaller classrooms.

As a prospective Texas Tech student, I am anxious and excited to begin my education and hopefully start the next chapter of my life at Texas Tech University. Growing up I have always enjoyed helping others. The feeling you get when you help someone less fortunate than you, or someone that just needs a helping hand is something I strive to feel every day. My sister also attended Texas Tech and is currently working at High Point Village in Lubbock, where she helps to coordinate and create programs for people with mental disabilities. I was able to work with so many different types of people, and it's something that helps you realize how much we take for granted.

What motivated to start college at GCU is the vision, educating the students to lead and serve. Leadership plays a big role in today’s society. When you thing about it if there were not any leaders the whole world will be in chaos. I find myself getting mad at our drivers when they do not think and plan before a load and then call me to complain about what they need to do to get the load to the next destination. My husband always says, if they are able to figure this out themselves then they do not need us as the leader (boss). I love to encourage young minds to go beyond their capabilities, do not settle for less because your purpose is worth greater. I love to serve my grandmother, she has spent her whole life raising and taking care of kids

Georgia Institute of Technology is one of the stepping stones to success. The primary reason I want to attend Georgia Tech is to fulfill my goals later in life: to start a drone company. Additionally, I am sure to find all the resources I need at Georgia Tech to become a successful entrepreneur. Breakthroughs like a power cell that converts mechanical energy to chemical energy which can once again be stored as electrical energy by Professor Zhong Lin Wang and his team, assure me that I am attending a world class institution. Another innovation is one of Melody Jackson who gave the power of communication to animals. I like innovation and I want to be a part of the innovative community at Georgia Tech and meet the bright minds. In return, I

I agree with you Melody. I have enjoyed reading these articles and a lot of questions towards education in Georgia have been answered. But in the same breath, I felt worried while reading some parts and excited while reading other parts. But I guess that is education for you. It seems to ALWAYS be changing. Some changes for the good and some not. A huge concern for me regarding education is testing. I am in agreeance with you in saying that the score does not show one’s true abilities. I feel as though people that are “higher up” in education (admins, board members, and political leaders) are losing sight of what the main goal is. A school does not exist to evaluate the teacher, a school exist to prosper the child! It seems that things that