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Las Vegas, NV
Age
20
Gender
Female
Ethnicity
Black/African
Religion
Christian
Church
Christian Church
Hobbies and interests
Reading
Music
Art
Movies And Film
Reading
Adult Fiction
Religion
Education
Cultural
Epic
Art
Fantasy
I read books multiple times per month
US CITIZENSHIP
US Citizen
FIRST GENERATION STUDENT
Yes
Helen Lee
3,475
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Helen Lee
3,475
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FinalistBio
I am Helen, a prospective student seeking to articulate my educational and career aspirations within an academic context. My decision to pursue higher education stems from a desire to broaden my knowledge base and acquire practical life experiences. It is my ultimate goal to obtain a college degree and secure a profession that aligns with my long-standing aspirations. Within the academic realm, I intend to focus my studies on business or computer science, areas that have captivated my intellectual curiosity. The allure of technology, in particular, has consistently fascinated me. Furthermore, my unwavering belief in the value I bring and my fearless pursuit of ambitious goals position me as a strong candidate for the esteemed scholarship opportunity. By empathetically placing myself in others' circumstances, I have cultivated a unique perspective and a heightened appreciation for diverse experiences. I have set additional objectives for my future, including the pursuit of an advanced degree, recognizing the integral role of education in achieving success across various domains. Determined and relentless, I am resolute in my commitment to achieve my objectives.
Education
College of Southern Nevada
Associate's degree programMajors:
- Business/Managerial Economics
- Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services, Other
Minors:
- Computer Science
Miscellaneous
Desired degree level:
Bachelor's degree program
Graduate schools of interest:
Transfer schools of interest:
Majors of interest:
- Computer and Information Sciences, General
- Business, Management, Marketing, and Related Support Services, Other
- Economics and Computer Science
Career
Dream career field:
Business Supplies and Equipment
Dream career goals:
Computer programmer
Future Interests
Volunteering
Entrepreneurship
Elevate Women in Technology Scholarship
In this article, I will be discussing how electricity makes the world a better place.
Electricity is the base for everything on our daily life. It is everywhere, and we use it for almost all of our activities. Electricity allows us to use many things that we could not do before, such as running water (to wash our hands), using an air conditioner to cool off in summer (or heat up in winter), or even watching TV. Without electricity, those things would not be possible.
Electricity also allows us to use machines like washing machines, dishwashers, and refrigerators which make our lives easier because they do most of the work for us. If it weren't for electricity, we would have to do all those things by hand and it would take up a lot more time than if we just used machines instead!
Electricity is the flow of electrons through a conductor (a wire) from one point to another. When this flow of electrons occurs between two points, we call it current. It’s used in every household and office, it provides us with light and heat, and it helps us cook our food.
Another thing about electricity is that it helps us communicate with each other more easily than ever before! We can call someone on the phone or send them an email or text message without having to wait all day long like they did in olden days when there was no such thing as phones or computers. Without electricity, we can't do anything, because all our machines need electric power to run. We can't imagine what would happen if electricity does not exist, because we are all dependent on it.
Electricity is the main thing that makes our world better. One of the most important things is that it can make your life easier and more comfortable. People use electricity for lighting, heating, cooling, and refrigeration and for operating appliances, computers, electronics, machinery, and public transportation systems. Total U.S. electricity consumption in 2021 was about 3.93 trillion kWh and 13 times greater than electricity use in 1950..
Electricity is everywhere, and we take it for granted!
Electricity makes our lives easier and more comfortable; however, we should not waste electricity because it will cause us problems later if we do not use it wisely