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everyone on a personal level. When I was an undergraduate student, I had a professor that opened up my mind to the study of sociology. It was at that time, that I decided, I loved the subject so much that I wanted to someday teach it on a post-secondary level. It is a subject that has broadened my horizons, and made me question the ways in which I view society, not only here, but abroad, in other countries. If I could bring that passion to just one of my students, who knows what a

Are men known scientifically to be funnier than women or is it just another stereotype? In the popular press article the authors, Peter McGraw and Joel Warner, show evidence to explain why people may think men are funnier than women. The authors first talk about how comedians are usually guys all over the world from Manhattan to Tokyo, men are more likely to create funnier cartoons, stand-up comedy is traditionally a male-dominated field, and men’s online dating profiles are comedic. The article

Saudi Arabia Graduate students choose courses at Murray State University which are same as their undergraduate degree, some of the respondents admitted in the closest alternative of their courses. The students’ enrollment period at MSU varies from eight months to twenty months. The factors which influence students for choosing university are an availability of courses and affordability, 70% population of graduate students choose the university on the recommendation of a friend. Female students

medical degree since I was four years old. My biggest influence was my grandmother because she was a former nurse. She was very passionate about her job, and she provided her patients with high quality care. I was twelve years old when I decided I wanted to become a pediatrician. Therefore, I intend on using my undergraduate degree in biology as a platform for science based internships and healthcare volunteer opportunities. A biology degree will afford me the opportunity to advance my knowledge

dedication, hard work and an ability to take an advantage of opportunities combines. Earning my bachelor degree from San Diego State University is one of the accomplishment that generates a sense of pride in my mind. I committed myself to walk through my academic path. I worked full time while I was taking full time classes to support financially myself and my study. It was not easy ride but I never gave up my hope. It was a different world of experience in life. In addition to books materials, I learned

was helping my mother take care of my little brother or helping my fellow classmates with an assignment, I was always there to lend a hand. This passion continued throughout my childhood and into early adulthood. When I began my undergraduate degree at Lewis University, I knew I wanted to help people in some type of capacity. I was guided to the path of Social Work because in this field I could combine both my passion for helping others and interest in social justice. After my first day in the

There is the option to go above and beyond the master 's degree and achieve a doctorate in physical therapy. A Master 's degree or a Doctorate degree is required to get into the physical therapy program after obtaining an undergraduate. After you have retained your degree in PT, a state-administered national exam must be completed and passed. To become a sensational PT you are required to have specific skills.

an intended second major in Economics. After completing my undergraduate degree, I intend to pursue a law degree with a concentration in human rights. I am interested in the intersection of gender and politics. Currently, I am in the second phase of a yearlong independent study where I am investigating gender quotas in Sub-Saharan Africa. I seek to understand the efficacy and limitations in gender quotas in improving the average lives of women in South Africa and Uganda. Additionally, I have received

Women in the STEM field educate and influence young women like me to want to following in their footsteps, making a difference in the world of science. Two powerful women of STEM, Marie Maynard Daly and Dr. Pamela L. Jennings influenced me to major in a STEM field along with keeping me motivated to remain a STEM major. During my senior year of High school my chemistry professor shared Marie Daly’s story, and many of her achievements. I was inspired by her drive to pursue her educational goals despite

that would hasten my