Essays on Education Page 2

Before coming to college many students have to make a decision on whether or not to stay on campus. How do students pick? Students have to think about the cost, what type of experience they want, and safety, I personally think first year students such as freshman and transfer students should stay on campus. First,…

My hazel eyes darted across the living room. making sure no one was in sight. I pressed the laptop against my chest and gradually lifted up the screen A flurry of thoughts, ranging from self-doubt to optimism, inundated my head during the second it took me to type my password– and then retype it on…

Russell Berman is a professor at Stanford University who composed an article for CNN arguing why students in college should take a foreign language, His perspective is that learning a foreign language in college will be advantageous when looking for a job, advance English vocabulary skills, and gives proficiency in specific areas according to specific…

It’s the breaking of history; no more repeating stories this time. Millennials, also known as Generation Y, Digital Natives, Generation Me, Generation Rent and Echo Boomers, are those who were born on the years between 1980-2000. Although millennial traits differ by country, the upbringing has increased in political and economics, depending on the social and…

A doctor, after a long seventeen-hour shift clocks out and gets in her car, ready to head home to her family. After dealing with dozens of patients and saving several lives, many would consider her a hero – kind, brave, strong, and capable. She spent several years in medical school and more than a dozen…

When evaluating the weight of proposals or hypothesis’ in the natural and human sciences, bias invades effective analysis in determining the certainty of a statement. The glorification of the achievements in scientific fields are held to be the consensus for scientific understanding, and pre-empt knower’s ability to ponder alternative explanations, even if coincided with sufficient…

What makes a utopia problematic, and which utopias could most easily be associated with that characteristic? Answering that question is a complicated process, and there are many possible conclusions that could be formed. However, I find that a utopian novel becomes problematic when it does not effectively achieve the goals it desires to attain. By…

In the passage Utopia, by Sir Thomas More, More uses characters to speak about this fantasy world that he tries to pass off as a real place, in order to express his feelings about how his country of England is running. In the story, Thomas More creates this main character, also by the name of…

My goals have evolved throughout my school and work experience which such diversity one of my ambitions to strive at the moment is to obtain my MBA from University of Houston and to join a prestigious company with an aspiring goal of owning a couple firms and business myself. People always told me to figure…

My current position at AdRoll lies at the intersection of technology, data, and consumer behavior. From this vantage point I have had the opportunity to develop an intimate understanding of the internet’s monetization infrastructure, i.e. advertising, and to study the underlying behaviors driving web traffic. The truly interesting part my role is using this massive…