Graduate school

During your senior year in high school, many are confronted with multiple post-secondary options. Months are spent diligently going over the pros and cons of each institution. While choosing the perfect college, one significant argument is whether to go to a public or private institution. There are many topics to debate within this argument itself, such as, cost, degree options, and class size. This last one (class size) is a leading argument about whether smaller class sizes are better than larger

came with the amazing advancement of humans historically from the discovery of other planets to the moon landing. With time, I have grown interested and love for technology and how technology has grown to function within modern day society. In high school, I then acquired a passion for the applications of

may deem relevant to them. Psychology is what lets me figure out the answers to the questions developed from my burning curiosities. Generally speaking, how we interpret the information is what shapes our worldview. Attending Lynn University as a graduate would allow me to mold my optical senses and offer me a sharp vision consisting of determination and focus. To begin, what gravitated me towards attending Lynn University

I am writing to apply for an internship through the Ted Smith Conservation Internship Program, a program that I learned about through the Environmental Science advising office at Iowa State University. I am excited to learn about this opportunity, and I believe that I would be an excellent fit for the program.         I will be entering my junior year at Iowa State pursuing a degree in Environmental Science with a minor in Geographic Information Science. I am from Clinton, Iowa, which is located

I am applying to your Engineering Undergraduate Apprenticeship (Sponsored Degree). Currently I am in my last year of school, studying for my A levels at St.Anselms College. Choosing to study Mathematics and Physics was an easy choice for me, as they go hand in hand and provide a broad range of opportunities with a set of skills that I believe can be extremely useful in many lines of work. Especially in aeronautics and aircraft manufacturing where Physics is used throughout every process to ensure

I recently graduated at the Penn State University, a leading institution in homeland security research. I attained two masters’ degrees (Homeland Security, Public Administration) in the hopes of position myself to be a more suitable candidate at the USCIS. The opportunity to live out my dreams as an Immigration Officer has driven me to reasonable academic accomplishments. However, as a member of your team, I believe I can be an invaluable asset. I come from a unique background that forced me into

I am a senior at University of Florida pursuing a Bachelor in Mechanical Engineering, and am writing in response to the Engineering and Integrated Supply Chain Position (170005CC), as advertised at Cummins Careers and recommended to me by the Cummins recruiting team on campus. I am a talented and dedicated student with experience from design teams, internship, and research, and am highly interested in becoming a part of your organization. As a world-spanning technology giant with values that I share

Becoming a graduate student at Berry College will do more than just provide a Master’s degree; it will be an opportunity to develop my personal and professional aspirations. There is no other graduate program that has impressed me more than Berry College’s dedication to academic excellence, culture, and core values. It is evident that Berry desires to develop its graduates professionally, personally, and spiritually, whereas other programs I have researched are primarily concerned with professional

I am writing to apply for the above-mentioned position, as advertised on the University website. I am currently a Research Assistant and PhD Candidate at Macquarie University, Sydney, and have completed a PhD thesis, which is going through the submission and review process at the moment. I am looking forward to receiving my PhD award at the beginning of 2018. I am extremely interested in obtaining a position at the University of Sydney, as I believe my background in teaching French language and European

Wildcat (Felis silvestris): A small native Eurasian and African cat that is typically gray with black markings and a bushy tail, noted for its ferocity. However, being a Northwestern Wildcat is more than being fierce, it would put me by one of the world’s greatest cities and on a campus where I can not only explore my future career paths, but also cultivate my interests outside the classroom. Challenge ... opportunity ... achievement! These are three strong ideals that have led me to Northwestern