When I entered my college, my interest was
in chemistry. My class consisted of chemistry students, biology students, physics
students, and also medical students.
In first and second years, we studied
together not specially about our majors but about liberal arts. We could share our knowledge and also get
common ground. Those days are my precious memory.
In third year in my college, finally we
were divided to our own faculties. I chose engineering, especially social engineering
as my major. I was interested in treating society as "system" and solving the system
with mathematical methods. However, unfortunately, as you know, I was far too
busy to devote myself to studying because I was absorbed in dancing. So I have
almost no memory of class rooms in those four years.
After graduating from college, I entered a
graduate school of my college. This time my major was engineering again, but in
fact my course was about business. I thought that learning only about
engineering was not enough to do something interesting and exciting in real society in my future.
In graduate school, I changed my attitude completely
and studied hard. Now I leave only one thesis for graduation, and I’m almost
ready to start working. I’m so excited now!
However, there is still one thing that I
must acquire. It is indispensable thing to do something big and exciting. That
is an international way of thinking. I had no experience of living in other
countries. That’s why I came to Yale.
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