About creativity and future
I have never considered myself a creative person, but when I was a child, people around me always consider that I was a very inventive and original girl. I spent my childhood drawing whatever I thought until when I was six, then my parents bought our first computer. I completely changed crayons to computer, and I have to admit that now I regret this because my drawing skills are not as good as if I had continued to practice. Nevertheless, this showed me hundreds of possibilities, computer became a hobby which wasn’t hard to me to use, I soon got over my parents. I investigated by myself and since then my interest has not stopped increasing.
Until I entered into the university, I never had sure what should I do with my life. My university offers a wide range of degrees, although when I raised the possibility of studying computer science it was too late. In high school I chose social science branch, so I could not select that degree in university because I didn’t have a basic knowledgement about the technological and scientific subjects that I should have acquired at bachelor’s degree. Finally I found Degree of Information and Documentation, and I do not regret choosing these. Over the years, I have learnt many different and interesting things, for example from classic issues related to libraries and archives such us how to catalog and organize a collection of documents or how to repair a damaged book, to more computer issues, like create databases to maintaining a scientific blog.
This last point was what I needed to convince me that I want to become an expert in content management and web design. This is why I am writing this personal statement. I'm very persistent and hard-working, moreover, when I want something I do not stop until I get it. For instance, a few years ago I wanted to learn to read Korean characters and his pronunciation, and with effort I got it in a week. Taking the opportunity to go to London for this master, I’m planning to look forward an Academy to learn more about this language, because I’m very interested into Asian culture.
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About creativity and future
I have never considered myself to be a creative person, but when I was a child, people around me always thought me a very inventive and original girl. I spent my childhood up until six drawing whatever I imagined. Then my parents bought our first computer. I completely changed from crayon to computer, and I have to admit that now I regret this because my drawing skills are not as good as they would have been had I continued to practice. Nevertheless, the computer showed me hundreds of possibilities and became a hobby which wasn’t hard and I soon got over my parents. I investigated it by myself and since then my interest has not stopped increasing.Until I entered university, I had never been sure what I should I do with my life. My university offered a wide range of degrees, although when I raised the possibility of studying computer science it was too late. In high school I chose social sciences so I could not select that degree in university because I didn’t have a basic knowledge about the technological and scientific subjects that I should have acquired at bachelor’s degree. Finally I found the Degree of Information and Documentation, and I do not regret choosing this. Over the years, I have learnt many different and interesting things, for example from classic issues related to libraries and archives such as how to catalog and organize a collection of documents or how to repair a damaged book, to more computer issues, like creating databases to maintaining a scientific blog.
This last point was what I needed to convince me that I wanted to become an expert in content management and web design. This is why I am writing this personal statement. I'm very persistent and hard-working, moreover, when I want something I do not stop until I get it. For instance, a few years ago I wanted to learn to read Korean characters and their pronunciation and with some effort I got it in a week. Taking the opportunity to go to London for this masters, I will look look for an academy to learn more about this language, because I’m very interested in Asian culture.
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