Statement of Purpose for Cfd

It is with great enthusiasm that I submit this formal letter of interest in an Internship opportunity at Hope Academy - Clinical Services department. I have a B.Sc. in Psychology with a minor in Business Administration from Northern Caribbean University with an interest in pursuing graduate studies in Counseling Psychology.

The FFA is an integral part of my life and when activities are planned, they are something I look forward to for months. 2015 was my first year in the FFA and it made my Freshman year a blast. Looking ahead, I see myself invested in this amazing organization for my entire high school career, possibly even during and after my college life as well. This year I was able to participate in the career development exercises Creed Speaking and Floriculture which were some of the most exciting things I have ever participated in. Along with my time spent this past year, I am also going to be involving myself in summer activities such as leadership camp, in which my goal is to learn as much as possible.

From childhood, I have been passionate about mathematics and problem solving. Given the quantitative focus of engineering, I pursued my undergraduate studies in civil engineering. During my years in college, I used my elective courses to explore subjects from different disciplines. Of these, I developed a deep interest in finance, particularly the financial markets and trading. To know more in finance, I later enrolled in CFA level 1, participated in virtual stock market competitions, did an internship in equity research and started trading with some personal funds.

Too often people are faced with seemingly insurmountable obstacles early on in life. We often don’t realize the extent of the difficulties even when we may be aware of the problem itself. Factors like race, socioeconomic status and whether a person is born with a disability impact one’s ability to successfully navigate the obstacles they face. The interplay of these factors often creates situations where the individual is unlikely to succeed.

Though painstaking at times, the joyous satisfaction that is attained when each of these challenges are met with innovative solutions has no words to explain and has thus been the prime reason for me to take up my undergraduation in Chemical Engineering. Throughout my four years of undergraduate study at this institute, I was amazed at the real flamboyance and the sheer versatility of this discipline and this resulted in motivating me to work hard with dedication to secure a place in the top 10% of the Chemical Engineering Department with a CGPA of 8.53/10. The demanding undergraduate program at A.C.Tech, Anna University has helped me to achieve a strong background in core Chemical Engineering areas like Fluid Mechanics, Mass Transfer, Thermodynamics, Chemical Reaction Engineering and Process Calculations and has also made me to understand the utmost significance of simulating various chemical reactions and systems in the field of Chemical Engineering. As days passed by, love for the field has only increased within me, as this Chemical Engineering discipline is one which is ever evolving with new ideas and challenges. Being a person with full of self-belief, research in this field looks like a right path that has motivated me to apply for graduate studies in Chemical Engineering at Texas Tech

Thus, Mechanical engineering was a direct consequence of my convictions. Subjects like Manufacturing Process, CAD/CAM, Metal cutting & Machine Tool Engineering, Machine Design, Kinematics & Dynamics of Machines, Automotive Engineering, Applied Thermodynamics, Control Systems Engineering etc., revealed to me limitless horizons in the field of Mechanical Engineering. My undergraduate study was a richly rewarding experience, during which I have participated various Industrial training

My undergraduate experience has been a very exciting journey. I was amazed to learn how the principles of mechanical engineering touch the lives of every human being. It made me clear that mechanical sciences simplifies the lives of people involved in industry and also the masses through ceaseless development in design and manufacturing areas, making it efficient, safe, cost effective and most importantly environment friendly. Holding a

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.

At the dawn of the information age, to be young, as Wordsworth said in another context, is very heaven. The world’s need for Information Technology, and dependence of every sector on its sub domains, makes it paramount. Learning about Information Technology, helps us to stay ahead in the fast changing world. The United States has always been a pioneer in the field of Science and Technology. I am intrigued by the amount of research that goes on in the field of Information Technology in USA. This is the sole reasons I am keen on pursuing higher studies in United States.

Studying at University of Virginia was my first time living by myself in a foreign country. Turning to math seemed an easy choice for me because I had been passionate about math since elementary school. I started to learn Olympic Mathematics in second grade and enjoyed the challenging topics. I was soon able to learn by myself with the help of training in logical thinking. When I was forced to stay at home for a whole school year due to a heart problem, I read the textbooks on my own and passed the final exams so that I could continue with my class the next year. In fifth grade, I was able to understand abstract concepts such as linear equations and use x and y to represent unknown variables. Winning numerous Olympic Mathematics competitions awards got me into the best middle school and high school in Beijing, where I continued to pursue my affection in Olympic Mathematics. I received the medals of school winner and honor roll of distinction in AMC 12 and went further to AIME due to my outstanding

Albert Einstein’s words, “Difficulties cannot be solved at the same plane of alertness that created them.” interested me right from my school days and with single-minded allegiance I focused my attention throughout my career in school and college to increase my level of awareness to understand life and the associated problems.

People who know me would describe me as a high-spirited, sporty, and insightful. I think my most distinctive characteristic is diversity of experiences I possess. I am an arts student with a trainer job and a flair for management. I am passionate about traveling and understanding diverse cultures of the world. Even though my assorted knowledge in a range of topics are not directly related to management

As a high school student I was bright, ambitious and one of the most enthusiastic students in my school. After being diagnosed with pilocytic astrocytoma, a benign brain tumor at the age of 18, I had to opt out of my school. I underwent an 8 hour long invasive surgery followed by 3 months of radiation therapy and rigorous physiotherapy sessions. During the treatment, I met with many people who had met similar fate but wanted to lead a normal life just like me. After a year with the god’s grace, ingenious doctors, family support and my new found will, I was diagnosed completely free of the tumor. I told myself that miracles do happen and promised myself that I will make this count. After facing difficulties with my right hand, I began writing with my left hand and passed 12th grade with distinction.

I am privileged and exult at the opportunity to express my views to your esteemed faculty. At the outset, I would like to introduce myself. I am Sindura Pulimamidi a Computer Science and engineer from Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University, Hyderabad, INDIA. The field of Computer Science & Engineering has been the fastest growing one for about half a decade now. Every new day sees the launch of a revolutionary technology and every passing day makes it obsolete. Perhaps this very aspect of Computer Science compelled me to seriously consider it as a profession.

In 1995, I burst into tears in entrance ceremony of primary school in China. I was the only one in school who was not granted a red scarf. As a seven-year-old, I thought it was the red scarf that divided me from others. I badgered the school principal until I was finally allowed to be the first foreign student in school who owned a red scarf, only to find out that wearing a red scarf to school made little difference. Ever since, my identity has roamed somewhere between an insider and an outsider. Only later did I realize that this would be one of my biggest traits to study China and its neighboring nations as a Korean.