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motivation to pursue such a degree stems from my personal, academic and professional experiences, which have not only shaped my character and career goals, but have also led me to this stage in my life. Initially, when I decided to specialize my undergraduate studies in the field of biotechnology, a field that for long has been mostly occupied by men in my country, I knew that I was contending an unjust social norm that in large familiarizes and accepts only male scientists, researchers and innovators

Top reasons to study history History is a treat into the past. It tells us about the long gone eras, where we were not present. By studying history, we get to know about people whose actions influenced the evolution of the world that we live in today. It takes us back to the times of kings, queens, warriors, wars, geniuses, adventurers, and discoveries. For all those are fascinated with the past, and the legacy it has left for us, here are more reasons to study history. How is history relevant to

The Harris-Stowe State University began in the year 1857 after the St. Louis Public Schools decided to establish a school meant specifically for white students. Initially, the state named the school Harris Teachers College. The naming of the school was in regard to the honor of William Torrey Harris who served as a St. Louis superintendent of schools as well as the Commissioner of Education in the United States.in the year 1920, the university had the opportunity to offer a four-year bachelor’s degree

based on a population of 1 million test takers in 2007 showed that the English and Math sections of the ACT correlated with whether or not students finished their undergraduate degree - however the 35 question Reading exam and 45 question Science section had little next to no correlation with whether or not students finished their undergraduate degree. The Reading and Science sections also were poor indicators of past high school GPA’s. The strength of these assertions include a 9% likelihood of dropping

Whether it 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

At the beginning of new millennium, we can see tremendous progress in developed & developing countries and noticeable advancement in use of technology in each and every sector. In this era, science & technology play a keen and vital role and also became a dominant key factor for development of a country. Therefore, countries are striving hard to diversify their economies through the development and adoption of advanced technologies like Nanotechnology. Nanotechnology and Applied Nanoscience allow

In the essay titled “Should Undergraduates Specialize?” Written by Patrick N. Allitt and published in Reading for Writers, in New York in 2013, the author presents a discussion about the differences of the United States and The United Kingdom's school systems. Mr. Allit proposes that U.S students should have a choice between the two school systems. The essay is was written by Patrick Allitt to present the contrasts in his college experience to that of his daughter, Frances, who is about to become

Address e-mail address Optional phone number 3rd Author Name Affiliation Address e-mail address Optional phone number USER STUDY For our user study, we recruited 24 computer science students from the university. Out of 24 students, 6 were undergraduate and 18 were graduate which includes both male and female. We gave them the questionnaire to complete which took place in human computer interaction lab and lasted for around 30 to 40 minutes as we conducted 3 sessions and in each session 8 students

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

To me success would be to be able to do your very best in everything you do”. - Paul Cummings. This quote has been my mantra of success in life and I have always made a conscious effort to put in my 100 percent in every endeavor. I believe that every individual has unique skills and the talents required to succeed in life, if only he puts in his best to realize his dreams. In spite of one’s limitations, it is important to systematically keep on doing what you do to be able to achieve the pot of