1. Please list the science courses (e.g., Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Anatomy and Physiology, Environmental Science, Physical, Science, Marine Science, etc.) that you have taken in high school, including courses in which you are currently enrolled.
- - AP Physics I
- Pre-IB Biology
- Pre-IB Chemistry
- AP Environmental Science
- IB Physics SL
- IB Biology 1
- IB Chemistry 1
- Microbiology (UF)
- -Biology 1 Honors
-AP Physics 1
-AP Chemistry
- 9th Grade - Pre-Aice Chemistry
10 Grade - AICE Environmental Management
11th - AICE Marine Science 1 AS Level
- 9th Grade: Biology Honors
10th Grade: AP Environmental Science, AP Chemistry, AP Physics
11th Grade: AP Physics C: Mechanics and AP Physics C: Electricity & Magnetism
- AICE Physics, AP Biology, AP Chemistry, AICE Environmental Management, Intro to Biomedical Science, Chemistry Honors, Biology Honors.
- Anatomy and Physiology, Biology 1, Biology 2, Agriscience Foundations 1
- AP Biology
AP Chemistry
AP Physics 1
AP Physics C: Mechanics (current)
IB Psychology SL
IB Biology HL (current)
IB Physics SL (current)
Dual enrollment- Undergraduate biology research
PLTW Medical Interventions
PLTW Human Body Systems
- AP Biology
Chemistry
AP Psychology
AP Physics 1
AP Physics 2
AP Environmental Science
- AP Biology
AP Chemistry
AP Physics
Biotechnology Honors 1
Biotechnology Honors 3
Honors Chemistry
- Ap Biology, Aice Biology, Aice Environmental, Aice Marine, Chemistry
- AP Biology, AP Physics C-Level Mechanics/E&M, AP Psychology, General Chemistry 1 at the University of Florida in-person, AP Environmental Science, AICE Physics I, AICE Physics II, Pre-AICE Chemistry, Pre-AICE Biology, Human Anatomy and Physiology at Sante Fe College
- AP Biology, BSC 1020: The Biology of Humans (University of South Florida Dual Enrollment), Anatomy & Physiology Honors, Chemistry Honors, AP Chemistry, AP Environmental Science, PHY 2020: Introduction to Principles of Physics (University of South Florida Dual Enrollment), FOS 2001: Man's Food (University of Florida Dual Enrollment)
- AP Chemistry
Forensic Science 1 Honors
Chemistry 1 Honors
Biology 1 Honors
- AP Environmental Science, AP Biology, Biology Honors, Chemistry Honors, Oceanography
- Biology (college), Anatomy and Physiology Honors, Environmental Science, Physical Science Honors. Fall of ‘25- Chemistry (college)
- Biology (High School and College), Chemistry (High School and College), Medical Terminology, Physical Science, and Physical Education.
- Biology 1
AICE Marine Science AS Level
AICE Marine Science A Level
AICE Psychology
General Chemistry I (Including General Chemistry Lab)
- Biology 1 HON, Chemistry 1 HON, Marine Science HON, Anatomy HON, AP Biology
- Biology 1 Honors
Chemistry Honors
AICE Marine Science
AP Environmental Science
AP Psychology
AP Chemistry
AP Biology
- Biology 1 Honors, Chemistry 1 Honors, AP Chemistry
- Biology 1 Honors, Chemistry 1 Honors, Dual Enrollment Anatomy and Physiology, AP Biology.
- Biology 1 Hons, Chem 1 Hons, AP Chem, Principles of Biomedical Sciences (Biomed), Human Body Systems (Biomed), Medical Interventions (Biomed)
- Biology and chemistry
- Biology and Physical Science
- Biology Honors
Chemistry Honors
AP Chemistry
Fundamental Principles of Physics (University of Florida dual enrollment)
- Biology honors
Chemistry honors
Biotechnology
AP Biology
- Biology Honors (middle school), Chemistry Honors, AP Biology, AP Environmental Science, Anatomy and Physiology Honors
- Biology Honors and Chemistry Honors.
- Biology Honors, AICE Environmental Management, Chemistry Honors, and AP Biology
- Biology Honors, AP Biology, AP Environmental Science, Chemistry Honors, Anatomy and Physiology.
- Biology Honors, Astronomy(DE), Biology(DE), AP Physics C: Mechanics
- Biology Honors, Chemistry Honors (currently enrolled), and Physical Science Honors.
- Biology Honors, Chemistry Honors, and Physics Honors
- Biology Honors, Chemistry Honors, AP Physics 1, AP Physics C
- Biology Honors, Chemistry Honors, Dual Enrollment General Biology, Anatomy and Physiology
- Biology I, Chemistry I, Intro to Biology (dual enrollment)
- Biology one, agriscience foundations one (CTE course that counted as an equally rigorous science credit), chemistry one honors, Advanced Placement chemistry, and general biology one with the lab component through the dual-enrollment program at Florida Gateway College.
- Biology, Anatomy and Physiology, and Chemistry.
- Biology, Anatomy and Physiology, and Environmental Science
- Biology, AP Chemistry, AP Physics 1, Biomedical sciences
- Biology, Chemistry
- Biology, Chemistry, Anatomy and Physiology, Integrated Science, Health Science Foundations
- Biology, Chemistry, Environmental Management
- Biology, Chemistry, Environmental Science
- Biology, Chemistry, Environmental science. Most of these are not offered at my school.
- Biology, Environmental Management, Pre-Chemistry, Chemistry, Physics.
- Biology, Environmental Science, Chemistry, Health Foundations, Anatomy and Physiology.
- Biology, Principles of Biomedical Sciences, Marine Science, Intro to Astronomy, Chemistry, AP Physics
- Chemistry 1 honors, Biology 1 honors, Agriscience Foundation 1, and Food Science Applications 2 are the science courses that I've taken in high school.
- Chemistry 1 honors, Chemistry 2 honors, AP Chemistry, AP Biology, AP Physics 1
- Chemistry 1 Honors, Physics 1 Honors, Environmental Science 1 Honors, Biology 1 (tested out with EOC)
- Chemistry Honors
AP Chemistry
AP Biology
Physics Honors
AP Psychology
- Chemistry Honors, AP Physics 1, AP Biology, AP Chemistry, AP Environmental Science
- Chemistry Honors, Biology Honors, AICE Chem AS, AICE Chem A, AP Biology, AICE Psychology AS, AICE Psychology A, AICE Physics AS, APC Mechanics, Astronomy Honors
- Chemistry, Earth-Space Science, AP Enviromental Science, PSY1012 General Psychology.
- Environmental Science, Biology, Physics, Chemistry
- For high school credits, I have taken Biology and Cambridge AS Geography in 9th grade, Chemistry and Cambridge AS Psychology in 10th grade, and am currently taking Cambridge AS Marine Science and Cambridge AL Psychology. I also participate in the dual enrollment program with Pasco Hernando State College, which allows me to simultaneously complete courses for college credits as well as high school credits. Some science course taken through them include Earth Science, Introduction To Astronomy, Weather And Climate, and Geology. In all of the above courses, I have earned A's.
- Honors Biology
AP Physics 1
Honors Chemistry
AP Chemistry
Honors Marine Science 1
- Honors Biology, AP Chemistry, AP Environmental Science, AP Physics I
- Honors Biology, Health Science Foundation, Honors Anatomy and Physiology, AP Capstone Seminar, Honors Chemistry, AP Biology, AP Capstone Research, Principles of Biomedical Sciences
- Honors Biology, Honors Chemistry, Honors Anatomy and Phisiology, Advanced Placement Environmental Science, Agriscience Foundations, Animal Agriscience.
- Honors Biology, Honors Chemistry, Honors Physics, AP Chemistry, Dual Enrollment Physics with Calculus 1 (Mechanics), Dual Enrollment Physics with Calculus 2 (Electromagnetism).
- Honors Biology, Honors Physics, Honors Chemistry
- Honors Biology, Honors Physics, Honors Chemistry, Astronomy (Daytona State), Human Nutrition (Daytona State).
- Honors Physical Science, Honors Biology, Honors Chemistry, Agriscience Foundations 1, Introduction to Horticulture 2
- Honors, AP, and IB Chemistry, AP / IB Biology, AP physics 1
- I have taken and am enrolled in Physical Science, Biology, Chemistry, and Physics.
- I have taken Biology Honors, Chemistry Honors, AP Biology (I scored a 5 on the exam), and college-level Chemistry at the College of Central Florida.
- I have taken Biology, Chemistry. I'm currently taking Physics and AP environmental Science.
- I have taken Biology, Psychology, and Physical Science. I can currently enrolled in Chemistry.
- I have taken Marine Science, Sociology, Anatomy & Physiology, Biology, and am currently taking Physics, Health Science, and Criminology.
- I have taken Pre-AICE Biology, AICE Biology AS Level, AICE Biology A Level, Experimental Science 1, Experimental Science 2, and Honors Chemistry.
- I have taken Pre-IB Biology, Honors Marine Biology, Principles of Biomedical Science, Introduction to College Chemistry, AP Biology, Human Body Systems, IB Physics, Nutrition, Medical Terminology, and college General Chemistry 1. I am currently taking year 2 of IB Physics, General Chemistry 2, and IB Biology.
- IB MYP Biology
Introduction to Chemistry (CHM 1020)
IB MYP Chemistry
AP Biology
Anatomy & Physiology 1 Lecture (BSC 2085)
Anatomy & Physiology 1 Lab (BSC 2085L)
Medical Terminology 1 (HSC 2531)
Health Science Foundations
IB Biology
- In high school, I have completed biology honors and AICE environmental management. I am enrolled in AICE psychology and AICE marine science. Through dual enrollment, I have taken introduction to chemistry and I am currently enrolled in General Chemistry I.
- Past courses: Biology honors, chemistry honors, Earth-Space Science honors, Environmental Science honors, Marine Science honors, Astronomy honors, Biology dual enrollment
Current courses: AP Chemistry, AP Physics 1, Astronomy dual enrollment, Nutrition and Drugs dual enrollment
- Physical Science Honors
Biology Honors
Integrated Principles of Biology One plus Lab (BSC 2010 + BSC 2010L)
Integrated Principles of Biology Two plus Lab (BSC 2011+ BSC 2011L)
Anatomy and Physiology
Marine Science Honors
Chemistry Honors
Psychology (PSY 2012)
Science of Nutrition (HUN 1201)
Medical Terminology (HSC 1531)
Health Science 1 Foundations
Health Science 2 Foundations
Allied Health Science
- Physical Science Honors,
Biology Honors,
Experimental Science Honors,
AP Biology,
Chemistry Honors,
AP Chemistry,
Anatomy Honors
- Physical Science honors, Biology honors, AICE biology, AICE Environmental Management, AP Chemistry
- Physical Science Honors, Biology Honors, Chemistry Honors, AP Bio, Physics 1 Honors
- Physical Science Honors, Biology Honors, General Astronomy (AST 1002 700), General Biology (BSC 1005 002)
- Pre- IB Biology, Pre-IB Chemistry, IB Chemistry 1, IB Physics
- Pre-AICE Biology, First Aid Safety (Health and Well), Care/Prevention of Athletic Injuries (Health and Well), Survey Anatomy and Physiology (Duel Enrollment), Health Analysis and Improvement (H&W), Health Science (H&W), Pre-AICE Chemistry, AICE Marine Science, Health Science and foundations (H&W), Adolescent Health Problems (H&W).
- Pre-IB Biology, Pre-IB Chemistry, AP Biology, IB Chemistry
- Pre-IB biology, environmental science honors, pre-IB chemistry, pre-IB physics, IB SL biology, and IB HL physics.
- Pre-IB Biology, Pre-IB Chemistry, Anatomy & Physiology Honors, IB Biology HL 1, and UF Dual Enrollment Psychology
- Pre-IB Biology, Pre-IB Chemistry, AP Physics, IB Chemistry 1, IB Biology 1
- Pre-IB Chemistry
AP Biology
AP Physics
AP Environmental Science
IB Physics SL
IB Chemistry HL
- Previous: Pre-IB Biology, Pre-IB Chemistry, AP Physics, Intro to Biomedical Sciences, Human Body Systems
Currently: IB Physics, Medical Interventions, AP Environmental Science
- Science Courses:
I have completed high school-level Biology and Chemistry, along with AP Biology, which deepened my understanding of biological systems. Additionally, I have taken Collegiate Chemistry 1 and Chemistry Lab 1, where I further explored chemical concepts at a college level.
- Taken Biology and entry level Physics, currently taking IB Environmental Science and IB Physics
- The classes I have completed or are currently enrolled in are Biology Honors, Chemistry Honors, Physics Honors, Marine Biology Honors, AP Physics, AP Psychology, IB Physics, IB Psychology.
- The science courses I have taken in high school are Environmental Science and Biology. I am currently enrolled in Psychology and Lifespan Development (college level).
2. Please list the technology courses (e.g., Computer programming, Cybersecurity, Digital art imaging, Video editing, etc.) that you have taken in high school, including courses in which you are currently enrolled.
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- 9th Grade - Aerospace Technologies 1
10th - Advanced Intformation Technology (Computer Science),
Principles of Aeronautical Science (Embry Riddle Course)
11th Grade - Private Pilot Operations (Embry Riddle Course)
- 9th Grade: AP Computer Science Principles
10th Grade: AP Computer Science A (also an extracurricular competitive programming course at UCF-Junior Knights)
11th Grade: Programming Fundamentals 1 and Programming Fundamental 2
- Accounting 1, 2 and 3
- Agriculture Communications.
- AI in Life Sciences and Agriculture at the University of Florida
- AP Computer Science
- AP Computer Science A
AP Computer Science Principles
- AP Computer Science A
- AP Computer Science Principles
- AP Computer Science Principles
AP Computer Science A (current)
Foundations of Programming
Certified in Microsoft PowerPoint, Excel, Word, Autodesk Inventor, and IT Specialist- Data Analytics.
- AP Computer Science Principles
Computer Applications for Business
- AP Computer Science Principles
- AP Computer Science Principles
- AP Computer Science Principles
- AP Computer Science Principles
- AP Computer Science Principles
- AP Computer Science Principles
- AP Computer Science Principles
- AP Computer Science Principles
- AP Computer Science Principles, Aerospace Technology 1 and 2, Advanced Technology Applications.
- AP Computer Science Principles, AP Computer Science A, Digital Art Imaging, Digital Information Technology, Business Keyboarding, COP2360 C# Programming at Seminole State, COP2047 Python Programming at Seminole State, COP1000 Principles of Computer Programming, COP2800 Programming in Java at Seminole State, COP2800 Programming in Java at Seminole State (currently enrolled), and CGS2545C Database Management at Seminole State (currently enrolled).
- AP Computer Science Principles, Digital Design 1, Digital Media
- AP Computer Science Principles, Digital Information Technology
- AP Computer Science Principles, Marketing Essentials, Commercial Art.
- AP Computer Science Principles.
- Applications of Artificial Intelligence in the Real World
- CGS1060 Introduction to Microcomputer Use
- Computer and Internet Literacy (CGS 1060)
Digital Information Technology
- Computer Programming
- Cybersecurity, Creative Film and Video Editing, News Film and Video Editing, AP Computer Science Principles, AP Computer Science A
- Digital Art and Design
- Digital Design (Adobe Illustrator)
- Digital Design 1, AP Computer Science
- Digital Design, Digital Information Technology
- Digital Info Tech, Introduction to Python.
- Digital Information Technology
Cybersecurity Camp
AP Computer Science
- Digital Information Technology
- Digital Information Technology
- Digital Information Technology
- Digital Information Technology Honors, Microcomputer App for Bus & Econ (CGS 1100 700 A)
- Digital information technology, administrative office technology one, business and entrepreneurship principles, business analysis, and accounting applications one.
- Digital Information Technology, AP Computer Science Principles,
- Digital Information Technology, AP Computer Science Principles, AP Computer Science Applications.
- Digital Information Technology.
- Digital Introduction to Technology, Custom Promotional Layout Design
- Digital Media 1, Digital Media 2
- Document formatting & keyboarding and Introduction to Computer Programming (Python).
- For high school, I took Digital Media 1 (Adobe Photoshop), and Digital Information Technology (Microsoft Office). I have earned A's in all these courses.
- Foundations of Programming Honors, AP Computer Science Principles, UF Programming Fundamentals I
- Foundations of Programming Honors, Cybersecurity Essentials Honors, CPT Network Tech, CPT Systems Tech, CSIT SYS Essentials, CSIT Foundations.
- Foundations of Programming, AP Computer Science Principles
- Game & Simulations Foundations, Game & Sim Design, Commercial Art.
- I did not take any.
- I have not taken any technology courses. However, I have earned an industry certification on Revit.
- I have only particularly taken Intro to Engineering Design for my technology courses. Agriscience Foundation 1 and Food Science Applications 2 are courses I have taken that consist of technology as well.
- I have taken and am enrolled in Digital Information Technology and Computer Applications.
- I have taken CGS 1060 as a dual enrollment course.
- I have taken Digital Information Technology.
- I have taken Introduction to Web Design and AP Computer Science Principles.
- I've taken AP photo, AP Computer Science principles and digital information technology.
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- N/A-Technology courses are not offered at Moore Haven Middle-High School.
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- Not applicable.
- Not offered
- Outside of school:
- Medlytics (MIT)
- Version Control: Git and Github (MIT)
- Introduction to Python
- Various coding courses
- Girls who Code Summer Immersion Program (SIP)
- Past Courses: Foundations of Programming, Procedural Programming, Computer and Network Security Fundamentals, Cybersecurity, Digital Information Technology, Data Analytics and Database Design (all honors), AP Computer Science Principles
Current Courses: AP Computer Science A
- Photoshop
- Previous: Digital Video Production (video editing and filming)
- Robotics Design Essentials
- Taken AP Computer Science Principles
- Tech courses completed were Girls Who Code(3 years of classes and involvement), Think like a Programmer Girl Scout Journey(earned as an Ambassador), Digital Art Girl Scout badge(earned as a Senior), Cybersecurity Girl Scout Badge(earned as a Senior).
- Tech. Design 1, 2, 3
- Technology Courses:
My technology coursework includes Cybersecurity 1, where I gained a foundational understanding of computer security, and a Python programming course, which allowed me to develop valuable coding skills. I’ve also spent three years in my school’s robotics program, which has provided extensive experience with CAD design and computer programming.
3. Please list any engineering courses (e.g., Introduction to Engineering Design, Principles of Engineering, Digital Electronics, Computer Integrated Manufacturing, Civil Engineering and Architecture, Aerospace Engineering, Biotechnical Engineering, Engineering Design and Development, etc.) that you have taken in high school, including courses in which you are currently enrolled.
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- AP Physics
- Applied Engineering
- Currently: Medical interventions (biomedical engineering)
- Digital Technology
Cybersecurity Camp
AP Computer Science
- Electronics and Technology I, Electronics and Technology II, Electronics and Technology III, Foundations of Robotics, Robotic Design Essentials, and Robotic Systems.
- Engineering 1.
- Engineering Classes:
I have been involved in my school’s robotics program for three years, where I gained hands-on experience with CAD and engineering design principles. Additionally, I’ve completed one year in my school’s aerospace engineering class, expanding my knowledge of aerodynamics, materials, and the engineering principles that drive the aerospace industry.
- I currently have not taken any engineering courses since my major does not require them, but I am willing to expand my knowledge and learn about them.
- I did not take any.
- I have already completed: Introduction to Engineering Design, Principles of Engineering, and Civil Engineering and Architecture.
- I have not assumed enrollment in any engineering courses throughout my high school career as they do not align with necessary prerequisites needed for the future program of study I want to be admitted into for my bachelor's degree pathway.
- I have not taken any engineering courses yet.
- I have not taken any engineering courses.
- I have not taken any engineering courses.
- I have not taken any such courses.
- I have not taken or am currently taking any engineering courses.
- I have only particularly taken Intro to Engineering Design for my engineering courses. Food Science Applications 2 consists of engineering in certain aspects as well.
- I haven't taken any real engineering courses
- Intro to Engineering (University of Florida Dual Enrollment Program)
- Intro to Engineering Design
- Intro to Engineering Design, Principles of Engineering, and Digital Electronics
- Introduction to Engineering Design
Computer Integrated Manufacturing
Civil Engineering and Architecture
- Introduction to Engineering Design, Principles of Engineering, Digital Electronics
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- N/A-Engineering courses are not offered at Moore Haven Middle-High School.
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- No engineering courses offered at my school.
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- Not applicable.
- Not applicable; I haven’t taken any engineering courses aside from computer science ones, which I’ve already listed above.
- Not offered
- Physics
- PLTW Intro to Engineering
- Project Lead the Way curriculum:
Intro to Engineering
Principles of Engineering
Digital Electronics
- These courses are unfortunately not offered at my high school. The only engineering classes completed were in conjunction with completing my Think Like an Engineer Girl Scout Journey as a Senior.
4. Please list the math courses (e.g., Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2, Calculus, Precalculus, Probability and Statistics, etc.) that you have taken in high school, including courses in which you are currently enrolled.
- - Geometry
- AICE Mathematics AS Level (Pure Math/Probability and Statistics)
- College Algebra
- Precalculus
- Calculus 1
- Calculus 2 (Enrolled)
- - Pre-IB Precalculus
- AP Calculus BC
- AP Statistics
- Analytic Geometry and Calculus 3 (UF)
- -Algebra 2 Honors
-AP Pre-Calculus
-AP Calculus
- 9th Grade - Pre-AICE Mathematics 3 IGCSE (Algebra 2)
10 Grade - AP Pre-calculus
11th - AP Calculus BC
- 9th Grade: Precalculus Honors and self-studied AP Calculus AB receiving a 5 on the AP test
10th Grade: AP Calculus BC
11th Grade: Calculus 3, Computational Linear Algebra, and AP Statistics
- Algebra 1 & 2, Geometry, Pre-Calculus, fall of ‘25- Calculus
- Algebra 1 Honors
Geometry Honors
Algebra 2 Honors
Precalculus Honors
AP Calculus AB
AP Calculus BC
Analytical Geometry and Calculus III
Elementary Differential Equations
- Algebra 1 Honors
Geometry Honors
Algebra 2 Honors
Precalculus (MAC 1140)
Trigonometry (MAC 1114)
Statistics (STA 2023)
- Algebra 1 honors (middle school), Geometry honors (middle school), Algebra 2 honors, Pre-Calculus honors, AP Calculus
- Algebra 1 Honors,
Algebra 2 Honors,
Geometry Honors,
AICE Math,
AP Calculus AB,
AP Calculus BC
- Algebra 1 Honors, Geometry Honors, Algebra 2 Honors, AP Precalculus, AP Calculus AB
- Algebra 1 Honors, Geometry Honors, Algebra 2 Honors, AP Precalculus, AP Calculus AB, Probability and Statistics Honors/DE, Accounting 1 Honors, Accounting 2 Honors.
- Algebra 1 Honors, Geometry Honors, Algebra 2 Honors, AP Precalculus, AP Calculus BC
- Algebra 1 Honors, Geometry Honors, Algebra 2 Honors, AP Precalculus, AP Calculus, College Algebra
- Algebra 1 Honors, Geometry Honors, Algebra 2 Honors, College Algebra (MAC 1105 700), Calc for Bus & Soc Sciences I (MAC 2233 700)
- Algebra 1 Honors, Geometry Honors, Algebra 2 Honors, Pre-Calculus Honors
- Algebra 1 honors, Geometry honors, Algebra 2 honors, Precalculus Honors, Probability and Statistics honors, AP Calculus AB, AP Calculus BC, AICE Mathematics
- Algebra 1 Honors, Geometry Honors, Algebra 2 Honors, Precalculus, AP Calculus AB, AP Calculus BC, AP Statistics.
- Algebra 1 Honors, Geometry Honors, Pre-AICE Math 3 (Algebra 2), AICE Thinking Skills, College Algebra (Duel Enrollment), Pre-Calculus Algebra (Duel Enrollment).
- Algebra 1, Algebra 2, Geometry
- Algebra 1, Algebra 2, Geometry, and Statistics
- Algebra 1, Algebra 2, geometry, AP pre calculus
- Algebra 1, Algebra 2, Geometry, Mathematics for College Algebra
- Algebra 1, Algebra 2, Geometry, Precalculus, AP Calculus AB and BC, AP statistics, and IB math analysis and approaches
- Algebra 1, Algebra 2, Geometry, Precalculus, AP Calculus AB, AP Calculus BC, AP Statistics, UF Precalc Alg and Trig, UF Analyt Geom and Calc 1, UF Analyt Geom and Calc 2, UF Analyt Geom and Calc 3, UF Computational Linear Algebra, UF Elem Differential Equations
- Algebra 1, Algebra 2, Precalculus, Statistics, Trigonometry, Calculus
- Algebra 1, Geometry HON, Algebra 2 HON, AP Pre Calculus
- Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2, AP Pre Calculus, AP statistics.
- Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2, AP Stats, AP Precalculus, AP Physics
- Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2, Precalculus, College Algebra
- Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2, Precalculus, probability and statistics
- Algebra 2
AP Precalculus
AP Statistics
AP Calculus AB
- Algebra 2 Hon, AP Calculus AB, AP Calculus BC, AP Statistics
- Algebra 2 Honors
AP Precalculus
AP Calculus AB
- Algebra 2 Honors
AP Precalculus
AP Statistics
AP Calculus AB
- Algebra 2 Honors
Precalculus Honors
AP Calculus AB
AP Calculus BC
SAT/ACT Prep Math
- Algebra 2 honors, AP Pre-Calculus, AP Calculus AB.
- Algebra 2 Honors, AP Precalculus, AP Calculus AB
(Algebra 1 Honors, Geometry Honors- high school credits taken in middle school)
- Algebra 2 Honors, AP Precalculus, AP Statistics, AP Calculus AB, and Math Analysis and Approaches HL 1
- Algebra 2 honors, Geometry honors, Ap precalculus
- Algebra 2 Honors, PreCalculus Honors, and AP PreCalculus.
- Algebra 2 Honors, Precalculus Honors, AP Precalculus, AP Calculus BC, AP Statistics
- Algebra 2, AP Pre-Calculus, AP Calculus
- Algebra 2, AP Precalculus, AP Calculus
- Algebra 2, College Algebra, College PreCalculus and Trigonometry
- Algebra 2, IB Analysis and Approaches 1, and IB Analysis and Approaches 2.
- Algebra Honors, Geometry Honors, Algebra 2 Honors, Precalculus Honors, AP Calculus AB, AP Calculus BC
- Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra II, Statistics, College algebra
- Algebra II Honors
Precalculus Honors
AP Calculus AB
AP Calculus BC
Calculus II and Analytical Geometry (University of Florida dual enrollment)
- Algebra II Honors
Precalculus Honors
AP Precalculus
AP Statistics
AP Calculus BC
- Algebra one honors, geometry honors, algebra two honors, and precalculus honors.
- AP Calculus AB, AP Calculus BC, Dual Enrollment Calculus III, Dual Enrollment Differential Equations
- AP Calculus BC
Calculus 3
Ordinary Differential Equations
Linear Algebra
- AP Calculus BC, AP Statistics, AICE Math, Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2
- AP Calculus, AP Statistics, AP Pre-Calculus, Algebra 2 Honors, Geometry Honors, Algebra 1 Honors
- AP Statistics
AP Precalculus
IB Math HL (current)
AP Calculus BC (current)
Dual enrollment Trigonometry
- Calculus, Probability and Statistics, Triginometry
- For high school, have taken Algebra 1 Honors in 8th grade, Cambridge Pre-AICE Math 2 (Geometry) in 9th grade, Cambridge Pre-AICE Math 3 (Algebra 2) in 10th grade, and am currently taking Cambridge AS Mathematics (Precalculus). Through dual enrollment, I am currently taking Business Mathematics. I have earned A's in all these courses.
- Geometry Honors, Algebra 2 Honors, and AP Precalculus
- Geometry Honors, Algebra 2 Honors, AP Precalculus
- Geometry Honors, Algebra 2 Honors, AP Precalculus
- Geometry Honors, Algebra 2 Honors, Math for College Algebra, Precalculus Honors (currently enrolled).
- Geometry honors, Algebra 2 honors, Precalculus, and College Algebra MAC 1105 are the math courses that I have taken in high school.
- Geometry, Algebra 1, College Algebra
- Geometry, Algebra 2
- Geometry, algebra 2, and precalculus
- Geometry, Algebra 2, College Algebra, and Statistics.
- Geometry, Algebra 2, MAC1105 College Algebra.
- Honors Algebra 1
Honors Geometry
Honors Algebra 2
Honors Pre-Calculus
AP Calculus AB
AP Calculus BC
Calculus 3 (University of Florida Dual Enrollment Program)
- Honors Algebra 1
Honors Geometry
Honors Algebra 2
MAC1140 Precalculus Algebra
MAC1114 Plane Trigonometry
- Honors Algebra 1, Honors Geometry, College Intermediate Algebra, College Algebra, College Precalculus Algebra, College Plan Trigonometry.
- Honors Algebra 1, Honors Geometry, Honors Algebra 2, Honors Precalculus, AP Statistics, AP Calculus AB, Dual Enrollment Calculus & Analytic Geometry 2, Dual Enrollment Calculus & Analytic Geometry 3 (Multivariable Calculus).
- Honors Algebra I, Honors Geometry, Honors Algebra II, AP Precalculus
- Honors Pre-Calculus, Honors Algebra 2, College Algebra, Elementary Statistics.
- I have taken Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2, AICE Probability and Statistics AS Level, and AICE Probability and Statistics A Level.
- I have taken Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2, and College Algebra as a dual enrollment class. I am currently taking Statistics as a dual enrollment class.
- I have taken Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2, College Algebra, and am currently taking Elementary Statistics.
- I have taken and am currently enrolled in Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2, College Algebra, and Elementary Statistics.
- I have taken Honors Geometry, Honors Algebra 2, AP Precalculus, Introduction to College Algebra. I am currently taking IB Mathematics AA and AP Calculus BC.
- I have taken, Geometry, Algebra I/II, Trigonometry, Pre-Calculus. I'm currently taking Calculus A/B.
- I took Algebra 1 Honors and Geometry Honors in middle school, but so far in high school, I have taken Algebra 2 Honors, AP Precalculus (I scored a 5 on the exam), and I am currently taking college-level Calculus and Statistics at the College of Central Florida.
- IB MYP Algebra 2
Intermediate Algebra (MAT 1033)
Precalculus Honors
- IB Pre-Calculus, AP Calculus BC, IB Analysis and Approaches 1
- In High school specifically, AP Calculus AB, AP Calculus BC, Analytical Geometry and Calculus 3 @ UF,
- In high school, I have taken geometry and algebra 2. I am currently enrolled in AP statistics. Through dual enrollment, I have taken: college algebra, trigonometry, and precalculus. I am currently enrolled in Calculus with Analytical Geometry I.
- Mathematics Courses:
In mathematics, I have taken Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2, and College Algebra. Currently, I am enrolled in a mixed Precalculus and Trigonometry course at the college level, where I am honing my advanced math skills to apply to real-world engineering problems.
- My math courses include Algebra 1 Honors, Geometry Honors, Algebra 2 Honors, AP Pre-calculus, AP Calculus AB.
- Past Courses: Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2, Probability and Statistics, Math for Data and Financial Literacy (all honors), AP Precalculus, College Algebra dual enrollment
Current Courses: AP Calculus AB
- Precalculus Honors, AP Calculus BC, AP Statistics, MAC 2313: Calculus III (University of South Florida Dual Enrollment), MAP 2302: Differential Equations (University of South Florida Dual Enrollment)
- Previous: Algebra 2, AP Precalc
Currently: AP Calc BC
- Statistics, Algebra 2, Algebra 1, Calculus, Precalculus, Geometry
- Taken Algebra 2, Pre-Calculus, AP Calculus AB, Statistics, currently taking IB HL Analysis and Approaches
- The math courses that I have taken in high school are Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2 and College Algebra (college level). I am currently enrolled in Intermediate Algebra (college level).
5. List all clubs, competitions, and other organizations (e.g., State Science and Engineering Fair, Math Counts, Mu Alpha Theta, robotics, and so forth) in which you have participated in high school.
- . Scientific Researcher at the University of Florida -
1. Martyniuk Lab: Conducted an independent research project on
microplastics effect on zebrafish embryos as a model organism for
humans and translation via Novel A.I. models
2. TM^3 Lab: Conducting an independent research project on
microplastics effect on mice as a model organism for humans and
developing novel remediations
3. Sahay Lab: Internship in working with mice models for disease
and immunology studies, and cancer.
. State Science and Engineering Fair 2x 1st place Grand Award
. International Science and Engineering Fair(ISEF) 3rd place Grand Award
Public Speaker:
Invited Speaker at the United Nations General Assembly Science
Summit, NYC | September 2024
● Invited to address the United Nations on global issues in
environmental sciences, microplastics, and human health.
Presented my Novel research and Solutions regarding the UN
sustainable development goals and advocated for legislation.
Invited Speaker at WEFTEC, NOLA | October 2024
● Invited to speak on my Novel sustainable water filtration systems for
a global scale at WEFTEC, the world’s largest conference on water
quality and environmental sustainability. Presented to industry
professionals, investors, and conference attendees.
. TEDxGHS Founder/Lead Organizer/Keynote Speaker
Gainesville High School | August 2023 - Present
Founded TEDxGainesvilleHighSchool: Led a successful TEDx conference
focused on STEM and the theme of “Innovating for Impact” with 400+
attendees. Was a Keynote Speaker for the event.
(tedxgainesvillehighschool.com)
. GHS Robotics Club President - Team Captain for VEX Robotics Team.
Competed in statewide competitions and ranked at states.
. GHS NASA Student Astronaut Challenge Club President - Team
Captain of the Student Astronaut Challenge is an aero-space-based
competition sponsored by Florida State University and presented in
cooperation with NASA and the Kennedy Space Center
. GHS STEM Club Vice President - Lead team practices for Science Bowl
and Olympiad. Lead and compete in environmental competitions.
. GHS Multicultural Music Performance Club President - Lead Guitarist
in a local band, performing at many local and state venues. Host meets
and charity events to promote music diversity and teach music.
. Hospital volunteer at the University of Florida Neurosurgery Clinic and in Hyderabad, India
- - Science and Engineering Fair
- Future Health Professionals (HOSA)
- Mu Alpha Theta Florida Regional and State Competitions
- USA Biology Olympiad (USABO)
- American Mathematics Competition (AMC)
- American Invitational Mathematics Examination (AIME)
- NSB Science Bowl
- Wharton Global Youth Program Investment Competition
- Helen Dostal Mathematics Test
- Math League
- Junior Health and Science Symposium (JSHS)
- -National Honors Society
-Student Government Association
-Eustis Swim Team
-Titan Swim Team
-Eustis High School Jazz band
-Eustis High School Marching band
-Eustis High School Concert band
- 1. Math Research
I have been a student research assistant at the University of Florida - Laboratory of Systems Medicine since February 2024. I meet weekly with two PhD advisors, and I study the dynamics of Boolean networks. I recently entered the local regional science fair to share my findings.
I also recently started working on a fun math project with another student and my math professor at University of North Florida. We are researching the bitangencies of pairs of curves.
2. Math Summer Programs
* During the summer of 2024, I attended Massachusetts Institute of Technology’s Mathroots summer program, the Naval Academy’s Summer STEM Program, and the Johns Hopkins Youth Global Health Conference.
*During the summer of 2023, I participated in a mentorship program at University of Florida and worked one on one with a math PhD to study advanced topics in math.
3. Saint Augustine Math Circle
I launched and lead the Saint Augustine chapter of Orlando Math Circle, which provides free in-person and online math enrichment and competition classes for K-12 students.
We:
* Raised over $15,000 in donations and secured a $10,000 grant funded by the Gates Foundation and awarded by the Florida Philanthropic Network, Nov 2024.
* Coordinated math competitions (AMC 8/10/12, AIME, Math Kangaroo, MathCon, etc.) and had several students place nationally. Some of the competitions are hosted at our local university, University of North Florida.
* Hosted a Math Festival
* Recruited and managed 20+ community volunteers, serving over 200 students.
* Recruited peers to run math circle classes and provided training to local students in my community.
4. Orlando Math Circle - Main Branch
In addition to running the Saint Augustine chapter of Orlando Math Circle, I work with the main branch in Orlando. I have:
* Helped plan and lead events such as the Winter Park Math Festival (300+ attendees) and OMC’s Girls’ Math Competition.
* Contributed over 1,000 hours of volunteer work.
* Collaborated with a team of PhDs to develop materials for middle, high school, and college student-leaders to organize elementary school math circles.
5. Clubs at Ponte Vedra High School
* Mu Alpha Theta
* AMC club
* Vice President of National Computer Science Honors Society
* National Honors Society
* National Science Honors Society
6. Math and Science Competitions
I have participated in the following math competitions:
* Qualified for and competed in the United States National Chemistry Olympiad
* American Invitational Mathematics Exam (AIME qualifier)
* Purple Comet (1st place team Florida)
* MathCon (honorable mention)
* Math Kangaroo (1st place Florida)
7. Competed in the Saint Johns County Regional Science Fair 2025
- 2024 Florida SSEF (Finalist)
2024 Monroe County STEM Fair (District Winner)
Mu Alpha Theta (President)
Student Government (Class Secretary)
NHS (Recording Secretary)
Faith and Fellowship Club (Co-Leader)
Academic Challenge
Varsity Lacrosse
Varsity Cross Country (captain, all-county)
Johns Hopkins CTY
Founder of physics website www.shugarmanphysics.com
Interact Club (Fundraising Chair)
PAN Participant at MSU's FRIB by US Department of Energy
Williams Colleges PZMC Number Theory
Duke Pre-College
Brown Pre-College
- A-Team, World Language Club, Swim Team, Weightlifting Team
- Academic Bowl, Varsity Swimming, Varsity Basketball, Jr. National Association for the Deaf, Varsity Flag Football, Dance Troupe.
- Academic:
STEAM club 2025 president, 2024 leadership team, 2023 club member
National HS: 2024/2025 Vice President
HOSA club: 2024/2025 Treasure
Yearbook Club: 2024/2025 team
2025 STEM Sunshine Scholar Candidate! (so excited :)
2025 HOSA Exploravision research competition submitted [waiting for results]
2024: UF CPET Weekend Institutes in Science Explorations
Ballet:
2024 UBC (Universal Ballet Competition) 6th Place Classical + scholarship offers
2024 UBC (Universal Ballet Competition) 5th Place Contemporary
Granted UBC Invitation to national Finals [not attended]
2024 ADC IBC (International Ballet Competition) Top 10 Classical and Contemporary
Granted ADC IBC Invitation to national Finals [attended] + scholarship offers
2023 YAGP (Youth American Grand Prix) 3rd Place Classical + scholarship offers
2023 YAGP (Youth American Grand Prix) 2nd Place Contemporary
Granted YAGP Invitation to international world Finals [attended]
2022 (Universal Ballet Competition) Top 12 Classical
2022 ADC IBC (International Ballet Competition) Top 25 Classical
Granted ADC IBC Invitation to national Finals [attended]
2022 ADC IBC Finals Top 25 Classical & Contemporary Combined + Scholarship offers
2022 YAGP (Youth American Grand Prix) Top 12 Classical and Contemporary
Summer attended:
The Royal Winnipeg Ballet, CAN - Full Scholarship Recipient (room and board included) + scholarship for the year-round training program
Orlando Ballet, FL - Full Scholarship Recipient + Trainee Offer
2025: Next Generation Ballet Tampa Trainee
- BETA
BETA State (Biomedical Test and Engineering)
BETA Nationals (Biomedical Test)
Chipola Literature/Language Festival
HOSA (Health Occupations Students of America)
HOSA Regionals Competition (Clinical Laboratory Science)
HOSA State Competition (Clinical Laboratory Science)
Chipola College Math Olympiad
Chipola STEM Event
FCA (Fellowship of Christian Athletes)
Student Council
- Beta Club, Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA), Student Council, Parent Teacher Organization (PTO),
- Beta Club, HI-Q Club.
- Beta Club, HOSA, FCA, FFA, and Student Council
- Beta Club, National Honor Society
- Beta, Tennis, Band, Jazz band, FFA,
- Chemistry club, SNHS, SGA, Key club, debate club, SAVE, Regional Science and Engineering Fair, HOSA, sideline cheerleading, competition cheerleading, multiple different cheerleading competitions, golf, and LOMY (Leadership of Ocala Marion Youth).
- Chief Science Officer Program (Currently 6th year), Putnam County Society of Future Engineers and Scientists, Drone Club, Calligraphy Club (Founder/president)
- Clubs: Gator Guild of Writers, Science Olympiad, Chemistry Olympiad, HOSA, Impact Service Club, National Honors Society, National Spanish Honors Society
Competitions: Associated with HOSA (Medical Spelling, Nutrition, Researched Prepared Writing & Speaking)
- Clubs: Mu Alpha Theta, Engineering Club, Academic Team, Science Olympiad Club, STEM Club
Events: AMC 8 and 10, Math Counts?, BEST Robotics, Science Olympiad Event, NAQT Nationals, (music?)
- Clubs: President of Newsome High School STEM Club, Treasurer of Mu Alpha Theta, Programming Instructor for Newsome High School Programming Club, member of Science National Honor Society, member of SPLASH Environmental Club, member of 1Voice.
Competitions: Florida State Science and Engineering Fair (4th place microbiology), International Seaperch Competition, Florida State Science Olympiad, Hillsborough County Brain Bowl Competition, Hillsborough County Math Bowl
- District and State Science Envirothon
- Future Farmers of America
National Honor Society
National Beta Club
Academic Bowl Team
Chipola College Phi Theta Kappa
- Girl Scouts, robotics club (which competes in VEX and FIRST Robotics competitions), NTHS, NHD, Geared for Girls, and LifeTeen.
- HOSA, FCA, BETA, Biomedical debate
- I am a member of National Honor Society, in the second year of the Highlands Youth Leadership Program hosted by the Mason G. Smoak Foundation. I have also been a part of the Sebring High School Young American for Freedom. In addition, I am part of Sebring High School's Varsity Football team and Weightlifting Team. Finally I am a member of the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society at South Florida State College.
- I am currently part of my school's archery team and have been competing since 6th grade. I have competed and earned medals in national and state archery competitions. I was part of my school's student government association and served as class president for two consecutive years. I am currently a part of my school's national honor society and BETA club.
- I am in LINKS2SUCCESS, the STEM club, Interact Club, PantherYouths, National Honors Society, and in Take Stock in Children.
- I am in the clubs including Mu Alpha Theta, Beta, Future Business Leaders of America, Future Educators of America, History Club, and Fellowship of Christian Athletes. I have participated in the event planning competition for Future Business Leaders of America.
- I am involved in Beta club, cheerleading, and the drama department at my high school.
- I have been a member of the Hendry-Glades Youth Leadership Group, Moore Haven Middle-High School Choir, Glades County Season of Fine Arts, The Dance Studio, Glades County 4-H Swine Club, Moore Haven Middle-High School Cheerleading Squad, and the Youth Alive Church Group. I have participated in the FSMTA Concerto Competition where I finished 1st Place at the district and state levels. I also participated in the Helen Niedung Scholarship Competition where I finished 1st Place.
- I have participated in Mu Alpha Theta, HOSA, Regional Science Fair, Biology Olympiad, Chemistry Olympiad, and Technology Student Association in high school.
- I have participated in State Science and Engineering Fair, Florida Junior Academy of Science, MaST (Math, Science, and Technology) Research Institute, Women in Stem, One Nine, Students for Healthcare Opportunities and Education, Science National Honor Society, and National Honor Society.
- I'm in drama club, ITS, National Honor Society, Beta club and Student Government Association (SGA), Junior Leadership Bay and Competitive Dance.
- In addition to being an SGA officer and my other clubs and sports, I have been involved in the following STEM organizations: Psi Alpha Honor Society, Physics Club, Science Honor Society, Mu Alpha Theta Honor Society.
- Key Club
Interact
BETA Club
National Honors Society
Student Government Association
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Green Team
SHS Academic Team
Girls Who Code
THRIVE Youth Ministry
- Majorettes; Student council, class president 9th-11th grade; Homecoming Court 10th-11th grade; Tennis; National Honor Society; Little Women
- Math Club (Attending the Indian River State College Math Olympics in April)
- Member of FIRST Robotics team SPAM
State Science and Engineering Fair participant
Varsity Tennis
- Mu Alpha Theta
Science National Honors Society
BETA National Honors Society
National Honors Society
Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers
Junior Board
5000 Role Models
- Mu Alpha Theta
DECA
Brain Bowl/Academic Team
Special Olympics
Orlando Science Center
Diverse Wealth
Longwood Pharmacy
Renu Vardhan CPA PL
AMC 10
Seminole County Math Festival
F=ma Exam
Seminole County Academic Tournament
- Mu Alpha Theta,
Science National Honor Society,
Ro Cappa,
Key Club,
Dance Marathon,
HOSA,
Chemistry National Honor Society,
National Honor Society,
Vet Club
- Mu Alpha Theta, Academic Olympics, Biology Olympiad/USABO,
- Mu Alpha Theta, AMC, Math Madness, Purple Comet, FAU Math Day, Science National Honor Society, Science Olympiad, Social Studies National Honor Society, Journalism Club
- Mu Alpha Theta, Chemistry Olympiad Competition, AMC Math Competition, Math Counts, Student Council Officer, Youth Leadership St. Johns, AICE Ambassador, Hugs St. Johns, Sisterhood (all girls bible study group), Link Crew (club for mentoring Freshmen), AICE Advisory Board, NHS
- Mu Alpha Theta, Coding Club, Physics Club, MATHCOUNTS, AMC 10, AMC 12, AIME, USAJMO, USAMO, USA IMO TSTST, USA IMO TST
- Mu Alpha Theta, National Honors Society, National Science Honors Society, BETA, Class board, Acedemic Team, Acedemic Team Quiz Bowl.
- Mu Alpha Theta, Purple Comet Math Competition, Future Business Leaders of America, 3rd in Manatee County for Introduction to Information Technology (FBLA), Environmental Club (Officer), Key Club (Officer), Asian Cultural Association (Officer), National Honors Society, Students Working Against Tobacco, Youth in Action, Health Occupations Students of America, SciFind (Science Tutoring).
- Mu Alpha Theta, Regional Math Competitions, Science Olympiad States, Standardized Test Prep Club, All County Orchestra, All State Orchestra, YYGS
- Mu Alpha Theta, Science National Honor Society, National Honor Society, Health Information Project (HIP), Debate Team, Bible Club, SECME Math Challenge, FAMAT Regional, Fairchild Challenge Botanical Debate, Miami-Dade Urban Debate League.
- Mu Alpha Theta, Science Olympiad, Science Fair, Classical Guitar, Youth Leadership Tallahassee, Model UN, Research at MagLab and FSU, Wharton Investment Competition
- Mu Alpha Theta-
Competitions Participated (2022-2023): Nunn Test (Dec 2022), Algebra 2 January, February, and March Regionals, State Competition for Theta (Algebra 2/Geometry) Division (9th in Equations & Inequalities Topic Test).
Competitions Participated (2023-2024): Dostal Test (Dec 2023), Precalculus January, February (3rd in Team Scores), and March Regionals (2nd in Individual Test), State Competition for Alpha (Precalculus) Division, (17th In Trigonometry Topic Test and 20th in Applications Topic Test)
Competitions Participated (2024-2025): Dostal Test (Dec 2024), Calculus January Regional
Red Cross Club (President)
National Honor Society
Bridge Club
Asian Cultural Society
Prep-IB (Tutor students in pre-IB, specifically in math)
- Mu Alpha Theta- President at Leto High School
Robotics & STEM Club
Science Bowl
Math Bowl - Led Calculus Team to a top 5 finish in Hillsborough County
- N/A
- N/A
- National Beta Club, Sigma Beta Club, Rock Hill Missionary Baptist Church Youth Department, and the Talented and Gifted Program.
- National Honor Society
Multicultural Club
Asian Student Association
Science National Honor Society
DECA
Varsity Track and Field
Brain Brawl
Mu Alpha Theta
Rho Kappa
- National Honor Society, MathCounts (Middle School), Varsity Baseball
- National Honor Society, National Technical Honor Society,
- National Honors Society
Varsity Golf Team
- National Honors Society, Shark Tank Competition
- None
- none
- Not applicable; I haven’t participated in any clubs strictly in high school — not that I can think of. I have, however, completed dual enrollment.
- Phi Theta Kappa and Beta Club.
- President of:
Computer Science Honor Society
Quizbowl (School Level)
FAMAT Calculus Competition Team
Officer of:
Florida High School Democrats- Development Director
Environmental Club- Treasurer
Boone Democrats- Secretary
Social Justice Club-Secretary
Member of:
Mu Alpha Theta-Math Club officer
National Science Honor Society
National Honor Society
Equality Florida's Youth Leadership Council
Quizbowl (County Level)
Jewish Student Union
- Quizbowl, Medical Club, Forensics Club, STEMbark nonprofit
- Red Cross Club, Key Club, National Honors Society
- Regional Science and Engineering Fair, State Science and Engineering Fair, International Science and Engineering Fair, Marching Band, Key Club, Alpha Zeta Pi, Solar Go Kart, HOSA, National Honor Society, SALT, FCA, Lions Club, Student Body, Basketball Cheerleading, Competition Cheerleading, Solo and Ensemble, and Heartland Honor Band.
- Regional Science Fair 2022-2025, FFA 2022-2025, Beta Club, National Honors Society,
- Robotics, FBLA, NHS, BETA, Interact, County Science fair, Earth club, Mu Alpha Theta, physics club, chess club, book club, Academic team, Speech and Debate, and Astronomy.
- Robotics, HOSA, Varsity Archery, NHS, Varsity Swimming, Varsity Sailing, Varsity Lacrosse, Jr Varsity Tennis, BSA
- Robotics, SECME, First Robotics, debate, national honor society, Spanish honor society, Take Stock In Children, Student Voice , Student Government Association, Elite Society Club
- Science Bowl/STEM Club
HOSA Club
IB Student Committee
Beta Club
Spanish National Honor Society
- Science Olympiad, Mu Alpha Theta, National Honors Society, Thespians, OHS mentorship (Kowboy Roundup), AVID Leadership, Superintendent Advisory Committee, District HS Math competitions.
- Science Olympiad: Bridge & Flight 2023
Peer Tutoring (Math)
FRC Robotics
Key Club
NHS
NTHS
- SEHS Red Cross Club, NSTEM Honors Society, Equal Health Inc., SGA, NHS, Girls Weightlifting, County Science Fair, (County, District, and Regional) Weightlifting competitions, Youth Awards 2025 Decade of Action Gulf Coast Latin Chamber, Gulf Coast Latin Chamber American Dream Scholar, HCA Blake Hospital volunteer, MiraUSA volunteer.
- SkillsUSA, HOSA, Science Olympiad and Secme, FBLA, NHS, Mu Alpha Theta (Math Field Day and Mathlympics), Science Fair
- Spanish club, Beta club, National Honor Society, National League of Junior Cotillions, HOSA (Health Occupations Students of America), Fishing Club, School Symphonic Band, All-County Honors Band, County Solo and Ensemble Competition/Performance (Clarinet).
- Speech and Debate, DECA, Science Olympiad, Mu Alpha Theta, AMC, SECME, National Honor Society, French Honor Society, Technology Recycling and Eliminating the Digital Divide
- State Science and Engineering Fair
International Science and Engineering Fair
Mu Alpha Theta
FIRST Tech Challenge
FIRST Lego League
National Center for Women in Information Technology (NCWIT)
Technology Student Association (TSA)
HOSA- Future Health Professionals
Inventor's Fair
- State Science and Engineering Fair - 3rd place (Biomedical Health and Sciences)
USA Biology Olympiad - Semifinalist (top 3.3% of 11,900 participants)
National Mu Alpha Theta Convention - 2nd place (Theta Area & Volume), 6th place (Theta Applications)
Math Club - Precalculus Captain, Co-director of Rickards Mu Alpha Theta Invite
Science Olympiad - Chief Financial Officer, Co-director of RSOI (5000+ participants): Microbe Mission State Champions, USF Ecology & Disease Detective Champions, Georgia Tech Ecology Champions (15+ national invitational medals, 7 state medals)
Dance Marathon - Executive Board (raised 30k+ for UF Shand's Hospital)
STEM-OUT - Lead Science Coordinator, organize STEM-related activities in underperforming schools, e.g. building wind powered cars, erupting dry ice volcanoes, crafting lava lamps, producing elephant toothpaste, constructing density towers, extracting DNA from strawberries, and designing zip lines to transport Star Wars figures from elevated surfaces.
Florida State University Youth Health Leadership (YHL) - Chairperson, directed "Health Fun Days" at economically disadvantaged elementary schools, created a video game called "Healthy Heroes" which taught children how to make healthy food choices, led successful food drive for elementary schools, and now serving on advisory committee.
Handwritten Hope - Founder, Sent 200+ letters to date, partners include Tallahassee Memorial Hospital, Select Specialty Hospital, Centre Pointe Health & Rehab, and YOURLife of Tallahassee.
Tallahassee Memorial Healthcare Summer Teen Volunteer Program - Volunteer, shadowed procedures, made beds, comforted patients, provided postoperative care, monitored and recored vitals, delivered packages to all hospital units.
Leon County Teen Court - Serve on the jury board where I help decide fair sanctions after listening to the testimony.
- STEAM, HOSA, Student government, Green team.
- STEM club, Mu Alpha Theta, Varsity Cross Country, Volleyball, Academics team, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, 3DE Program, Track and Field, National Honors Society, Science National Honors Society
- Student Government Association, NHS, Science National Honor Society, Spanish National Honor Society, Envirothon, HOSA, INTERACT, Math Field Day, Youth in Government, MedShare, Dimensia Awareness, Animal Awareness, National Merit Qualifier, Key Club, Model UN, Link Crew, Culture Club, Environmental Club
- Swim Team,
- Technology Student Association, Student Astronaut Challenge, County Social Studies Fair, National Honors Society, Spanish Club, TESA Leadership position, Stage Manager for Atlantic HS Preforming Arts programs,
- The Gilchrist Prevention Coalition, Student Ambassador Program, Future Business Leaders of America local chapter as a student attending Trenton High School, and the Senior BETA club (achieved a leadership role as an officer in this organization throughout my sophomore year of high school).
- Theater, Odyssey of the Mind, Mu Alpha Theta, National STEM Honors Society, Student Astronaut Challenge, National Honor Society, National Science Honor Society, Book Club, National Computer Science Honor Society
- There may be an issue with this question, "Math Counts" (An example) is only open to grades 6-8 which is not in high school.
Science Olympiad, Academic Team, National Honor Society, National English Honor Society, Rho Kappa,
- Through my school, I am a member of the National Honor Society, Science National Honor Society, and Interact Club. Membership in these clubs are determined by community involvement, and academic performance.
- Track and cross country (sports), Key Club, Environmental club, SGA(student government), Mu Alpha Theta, Paws For Change,
- Varsity Golf, Mock Trial, Pace High Math Team, AV Club, Beta Club, National Honor Society, Cyber Club, Capture The Flag Cybersecurity Competition in Orlando
- Varsity Soccer, Varsity Baseball,
6. Do you intend to enroll in a college or university following high school graduation?
7. If yes, will you be the first person in your family to graduate from college?
8. If you have made a higher education decision, do you plan on attending a Florida institution or an out-of-state institution?
- Looking at both Florida and out of state institutions - 63
- Looking at Florida institutions only - 29
- Unsure what institutions to consider - 3
9. If unsure about where you will attend college, what Florida and out-of-state institutions are you currently INTERESTED in attending?
- University of Chicago, University of Miami, University of Washington, Boston University, George Washington University.
- -
- - University of Florida
- Florida State University
- University of Central Florida
- As of right now I am not definite on which university I please to go to but my top three choices would be the University of South Florida (USF) in Tampa, the University of Central Florida (UCF), and the University of Miami (UM). The university that I will end up choosing will be based on the opportunities I will receive in them, like the programs, internships, certifications, scholarships, and/or clubs that they offer.
- Cornell University
Princeton University
Columbia University
Duke University
University of Florida
University of Miami
- Embry Riddle Aeronautical University
- Embry Riddle, Georgia Tech,
- Florida - FSU or UF
Out-of-state - Very open, considering attempting to apply to Ivy Leagues
- Florida State University
University of Florida
Texas A&M University
Embry Riddle University
University of South Florida
Georgia Institute of Technology
Harvard University
Pennsylvania State University
University of Central Florida
Florida Institute of Technology
- Florida State University
University of Florida
Louisiana State College
University of Central Florida
- Florida State University
University of Central Florida
University of North Carolina
Duke University
- Florida State University
- Florida State University, and University of Florida
- Florida State University, University of Central Florida, University of Florida, Embry Riddle Aeronautical University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
- Florida: UF
Out of state: MIT, CMU, Georgia Tech
- Florida: UF, USF, and Florida Poly
Out of State: MIT, Georgia Tech, Stanford
- FSU, Columbia University, NYU, UCF, USF, UF, University of Miami
- Harvard, MIT, Princeton, Yale, University of Pennsylvania, Stanford, NYU, University of Florida, University of Miami
- I am currently interested in the University of Florida.
- I am currently interested in UC Berkeley, UF, Johns Hopkins, University of Michigan, USF, Yale and a selection of schools outside of the country.
- I am currently interested in University of Florida.
- I am currently most interested in attending University of Florida, Florida State University, University of South Florida, University of North Carolina, John Hopkins University, or Stony Brook University.
- I am interested in attending Florida State University, Embry-Riddle, University of Florida, University of West Florida, or University of Central Florida. I would be happy attending any major Florida college with a good engineering department and a Navy or Air Force ROTC unit.
- I am interested in attending the University of Florida and the University of Central Florida.
- I am interested in attending the University of Florida, Harvard, MIT, Princeton, Yale, UPenn, Duke, and Stanford.
- I am interested in attending The University of Florida, University of Central Florida, University of North Florida, or Florida Atlantic University.
- I am interested in attending UF, FSU, UCF, and USF
- I am interested in The University of Florida, especially its Physician Assistance Program or Medical Schooling Program after the initial Bachelor in Biology degree. Similarly, the University of Southern Florida's medical programs and Nova South Eastern University's Anesthesiologist Assistance Program.
- I am interested in University of Florida, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, University of Central Florida, or University of South Florida
- I am mainly looking at Florida institutions and the main college that I am currently interested in is Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University.
- I have already decided on the in-state institutions I will be attending throughout the different stages that constitute my postsecondary educational journey as I will fulfill the remaining credit requirements needed to graduate with my AA credentials from Florida Gateway College as a dual-enrollment student and then transfer to Santa Fe College to earn a bachelor's of applied science degree in biotechnology. I will then further my collegiate career by pursuing the medical education program as a form of professional study offered at the University of Florida College of Medicine with the end intention of receiving a Doctor of Medicine degree after completing the four years of education making up this timeline and before entering a residency specializing in neurology.
- I want to got to the top colleges in the country, either in state, including UF, and out of state, such as those that are in the Ivy League, MIT, or Carnegie Mellon University.
- I would like to go to UF.
- I'm currently interested in UF and UNF.
- If I stay in-state for college I would like to go to the University of Florida. If I am attending college out-of-state I would like to attend Georgia Tech, Dartmouth, or Purdue.
- In-state: UF, UM, USF, UCF, FIU
Out of State: Johns Hopkins, Columbia, Harvard, Yale
- Miami University, Florida Institute of Technology, Nova Southeastern University
- MIT, University of Florida, and Florida International University
- My first choice is University of Florida. I am also interested in attending University of Central Florida and University of South Florida.
- N/A
- N/A
- N/A
- N/A
- N/A
- N/A; answered #8.
- Not applicable, but in Florida, I am looking into UF, USF, or FSU.
- UCF, UF
- UF and FSU
- UF, Coast Gaurd Academy, Airforce Academy
- UF, FSU, UCF, USF, University of Alabama, University of Tennessee, University of South Carolina
- UF, FSU, Yale, Johns Hopkins University, Yale University, University of Pennsylvania, Duke University, UNC Chapel Hill
- UF, Georgia Tech, MIT, Johns Hopkins, Harvard
- UF, USF, UCF, FSU, UM, and NYU
- University of Central Florida
University of Florida
University of Michigan
University of Pennsylvania
University of
University of Pennsylvania
- University of Central Florida, University of Florida
- University of Florida
Florida Polytech
Embry Riddle
MIT
Georgia Tech
Rice
- University of Florida
Florida State University
Columbia University
Yale University
Duke University
University of Michigan
University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill
Boston University
Brown University
Georgia Institute of Technology
- University of Florida
Florida State University
Palm Beach Atlantic University
Duke University
Vanderbilt University
University of Chicago
Yale University
Cornell University
Notre Dame University
University of Michigan
MIT
Brown University
Virginia University
UNC
Georgia Tech
- University of Florida
Florida State University
Stanford University
Duke University
- University of Florida
Harvard University
Boston University
University of Michigan at Ann Arbor
United States Naval Academy
University of Maryland- College Park
University of Texas at Austin or Dallas
Stanford University
- University of Florida
Johns Hopkins University
- University of Florida
Stanford
Harvard
University of Central Florida
- University of Florida
University of Central Florida
Florida State
University of South Florida
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- University of Florida
University of Miami
Cornell University
Carnegie Mellon University
- University of Florida
University of South Florida
Florida Gulf Coast University
University of Miami
- University of Florida
- University of Florida,
Florida State University,
Duke University,
Notre Dame University
- University of Florida, Dartmouth, Georgia Tech, Harvard, Duke, Yale, Princeton, Cornell, Stanford, and John Hopkins University.
- University of Florida, Embry Riddle Aeronautical University, Duke University, Michigan Institution of Technology, Georgia Institute of Technology.
- University of Florida, Emory University,
- University of Florida, Florida State
- University of Florida, Florida State University
- University of Florida, Florida State University, University of Alabama, Auburn University, Columbia University, University of Central Florida
- University of Florida, Florida State University, University of West Florida, Auburn University
- University of Florida, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Georgia Institute of Technology
- University of Florida, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, University of South Florida, Florida State University, Brown University, Princeton University, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
- University of Florida, University of Central Florida, Florida Atlantic University, Florida State University, South Florida University
- University of Florida, University of Central Florida, Florida Gulf Coast, University of Miami.
- University of Florida, University of Central Florida, Florida State University, Florida International University, University of South Florida, Florida Atlantic University, Florida Institute of Technology, Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
- University of Florida, University of Central Florida, Georgia Institute of Technology, Purdue University
- University of Florida, University of Central Florida, University of South Florida, Florida State University, University of Illinois at Urbana Champagne, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, University of Texas at Austin
- University of Florida, University of Central Florida, University of South Florida, University of Miami, Florida Polytechnic University, Georgia Institute of Technology
- University of Florida, University of Miami, Florida State University, Duke, Georgia Tech, NC State University.
- University of Florida, University of South Florida, NYU, FAU, University of Miami
- University of Florida, University of South Florida, University of Central Florida, Florida State University, Florida Gulf Coast University, and the University of Tampa.
- University of Florida, Unoversity of Kentucky, Universtiy of South Florida,
- University of Miami
Florida State University
University of Florida
Barnard College
Columbia University
- University of Miami, University of Michigan, Case Western Reserve University, Johns Hopkins University, Stanford University, Northwestern University, AdventHealth University, University of Minnesota, Michigan State University, and University of Connecticut
- University of Pennsylvania M&T Program
University of California, Berkeley MET Program
New York University BTE Program
Harvard University
Columbia University
Northwestern University
Stanford University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Georgia Institute of Technology
University of Michigan
University of Chicago
Oxford University
Cambridge University
University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
University of Florida
- University of South Florida(USF), University of Florida(UF), Florida State University(FSU)
- University of Texas, Wharton School of Business, University of Florida
- University of West Florida, Gulf Coast State College, Florida State University, University of Florida
10. Which of the following are part of your higher education financial preparations?
27 - Florida Prepaid
90 - Bright Futures
46 - Financial aid/student loan
14 - Private 529 College Saving plan
4 - ROTC Scholarships
57 - Merit Scholarship
57 - Private or Locally offered scholarships
5 - Other or None of the Above
11. List up to three college majors (e.g., engineering, mathematics, biology, education, business, etc.) that interest you.
- Business, Economics, Finance.
- - Biomedical Engineering
- Computer Science
- Public Health
- - Psychology
- Education
- Food and Nutrition
- 1. Mathematics
2. Computer Science
- 1st Choice: Data Science
2nd Choice: Software Engineering
3rd Choice: Environmental Engineering
- Accounting, Veterinarian
- Aerospace and Mechanical Engineering
Marine Biology and Coastal Engineering
Biochemistry
- Aerospace engineering, environmental engineering, mathematics
- Aerospace Physiology, architecture, Engineering
- Aerospace/Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering, and Architecture.
- Agriculture engineer, finance, and business
- All pre-med majors (biology) interest me!
- Applied Mathematics, Computer Science and Engineering with a concentration in Artificial Intelligence, Physics with a concentration in Quantum Mechanics
- Astronomy, Astrophysics, Astrobiology
- Astrophysics, Mechanical Engineering, Mathematics
- Biochemistry
Biology
Chemistry
- Biology
Chemistry
Mathematics
- Biology (Preprofessional), Chemistry (Biochemistry), Mathematics
- Biology, Biochemistry, Bioengineering
- Biology, Biochemistry, Neuroscience
- Biology, Biochemistry, Physics
- Biology, Bioengineering, and Biochemistry interest me.
- Biology, Mathematics, Business
- Biology, Military & Strategic Studies, Systems Engineering
- Biomedical Engineering
Biochemistry
Mechanical Engineering
- Biomedical engineering
Double major in engineering and management
Mechanical engineering
- Biomedical Engineering and Mathematics.
- Biomedical Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Biochemistry.
- Biomedical Engineering, Neuroscience, Biology
- Biomedical, Neuroscience, Business
- Business
Finance
- Business
Mathematics
Computer Science
- Business, aeronautical engineering, aeronautical science
- Business, Computer Science
- Business, economics, and culinary arts are my interests.
- Business, Finance, Accounting
- Cellular and Molecular Biology
Cellular and Molecular Neuroscience
Neuroscience
- Cellular Biology, Public Health, & Neuroscience
- Chemical Engineering
Political Science
Biochemical Engineering
- Chemical engineering, Electrical engineering, Materials science
- Chemistry, Biochemistry, Neuroscience.
- Chemistry, Biology, and Economics.
- Chemistry, biology, and psychology.
- Computer science, cybersecurity, video game programming.
- Computer science, political science, and engineering.
- Computer science.
- Computer Sciences and Technology, Computer Programming, Sports Management/Analytics
- Electrical Engineering
Architecture
Civil Engineering
- Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Data Science
- Electrical Engineering, Physics, Applied Mathematics
- Engineering
Mathematics
- Engineering
Forensic Science
Psychology
- Engineering
- Engineering, biomedical engineering, and language.
- Engineering, chemistry, and business.
- Engineering, Computer Science, Mathematics
- Engineering, Mathematics, Chemistry
- Engineering, Nursing, Veterinary Science
- Environmental Science, biology, agriculture education.
- Exercise Physiology
Physical Therapy
Nursing
- Exercise Science, Human Physiology, and Kinesiology
- Health Science, Biology, Biochemistry
- I am interested in biology, biochemistry, and applied mathematics.
- I am interested in majoring in nursing.
- I am very interested in the field of pharmacy. However, marine science has also interested me.
- Marine Biology, Architecture , Interior design
- Marine biology, biomechanical engineering, nuclear engineering
- Marine Biology, Ocean Engineering
- Materials Science and Engineering, Economics with Statistics/Finance, Chemical Engineering
- Math, computer science
- mathematics or chemistry
- Mechanical Engineering
Aerospace Engineering
Computer Science
- Mechanical Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, Aerospace Engineering.
- mechanical engineering, electrical engineering, industrial and systems engineering
- Mechanical Engineering, Physics, Architecture
- Mechanical engineering, Sports medicine, Aerospace engineering
- Microbiology,
Biology,
Biochemistry
- Microbiology, Cellular Biology, Biochemistry
- Neuroscience, Biochemistry, Chemistry
- Neuroscience, Mathematics, Statistics
- Nuclear Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Biochemical Engineering
- Nursing, Biology, Statistics
- Nursing, business, and biology
- Physics
Finance
Economics
- Physics, Biology, Chemistry
- Political Science, Journalism
- Pre-Law, Business, Accounting
- Pre-Med/Biology
- Software Engineer, Computer Science, Game Development.
- The three college majors that I am interested in are Music Therapy, Musical Theatre and Vocal Performance.
- Three college majors which interest me are biology, chemistry, and neuroscience.
- Three majors that interest me are, Nursing, Engineering, and Biology.
12. List up to three industries (e.g., medicine, aerospace, technology, insurance, hospitality, etc.) that you are interested in working in after graduation.
- - Hospitals in the US
- Education and Health Services
- Private Practices
- - Medicine
- Technology
- Education
- 1. Medicine
2. Technology
3. Education
- 1. Technology
2. Engineering
3. Finance - Actuarial Science
- aerospace / space exploration
- Aerospace and Flight
Marine and Maritime
Medical Assistive Devices
- Aerospace Engineer, Mechanical Engineer, Architecture
- Aerospace, Aviation, Architecture
- Aerospace, Engineering, Construction
- Aerospace, Entertainment (Technology/Systems),
- Aerospace, law, psychology
- Aerospace, technology
- Aerospace, Technology, Athletics
- Aerospace, Technology, Finance
- Agriculture, Banking, and entrepreneurship
- AI, technology
- Architectural Design
Manufacturing
Infrastructure
- Automotive, industrial, or electronics.
- Biochemical Engineering
Chemical Engineering
Political Consulting
- Biotechnology
Medicine
Life Sciences
- Civil
Aerospace
- Consulting, power generation, manufacturing
- Criminal Justice
BioMedical Engineering
Forensic Psychology
- Dairy Science, Soil and water management, conservation.
- education or medicine
- Engineering, Healthcare, Technology
- Finance
Accounting
Engineering
- Finance
Business
Law
- Finance
Physics
Accounting
- Finance, Real Estate, Legal Services
- Healthcare
Automotive
Aerospace
- Healthcare
Technology
Engineering
- Healthcare and medicine
- Healthcare/Medicine, Education (Post collegiate Professor), Engineering
- Hospitality, technology, graphic design
- I am dedicated to helping patients in the medical industry.
- I am interested in working in Medicine and Biotechnology.
- I am interested in working in medicine and technology after graduation.
- I am interested in working in the Entertainment Industry and/or the Health and Wellness Industry.
- I am interested in working in the medical field, specifically as a pediatric neurosurgeon.
- I am interested in working in the Medicine, Healthcare, and Finance industries.
- I would like to work in the healthcare industry.
- Journalism, Politics, Law
- Manufacturing, technology, chemical.
- Manufacturing/industrial, pharmaceutical
- Marine Science
- Marketing, Finance, Data Science
- Materials Engineer, Quantitative Analysis, Financial Technology
- Medical and Aerospace
- Medicine
Engineering
Aerospace
- Medicine
Psychology
Laboratory Work
- Medicine
Biotechnology
Insurance
- Medicine
- Medicine
- Medicine
- Medicine
- Medicine
- Medicine
- Medicine and Technology.
- Medicine and Technology.
- Medicine,
Dentistry
- Medicine, Aerospace.
- Medicine, Biochemistry engineering, and Microbial Research and Development.
- Medicine, Biomedical Engineering, Public Health
- Medicine, Biomedical Research, Public Policy
- Medicine, business
- Medicine, Engineering, Technology.
- Medicine, Healthcare, Technology
- Medicine, healthcare, technology, & law
- Medicine, Human Services, and Science
- Medicine, Military, Aerospace.
- Medicine, technology
- Medicine, Technology, Engineering
- Medicine, Technology, Hospitality
- Medicine.
- Medicine/health sciences
- Medicine/Pharmaceutical, Environmental/ Sustainability, Aerospace
- N/A
- Pharmaceutical, retail, and education.
- Programming, cybersecruity, and information technology.
- Prosthetics, aerospace, and mechanical engineering.
- Real Estate Law, Real Estate Agent, Business Consultant
- Real estate, finance, and food industries are my interests.
- Research, Medicine, Technology
- Science, research, technology
- Space research, technology, aerospace
- Technology (AI), Academia (Research/Professor), Space Exploration (NASA).
- Technology and law
- technology, accounting, medical
- Technology, Aerospace, Software Development
- Technology, computer science, journalism.
- Technology, defense, entertainment.
- Technology, Insurance, Medicine.
- Technology, Sports
13. As of now, following completion of a bachelor's degree, do you think that you will pursue a graduate degree?
14. Briefly describe your expectations for the Sunshine State Scholar event. What do you hope to gain from the program?
- A big reason I want to attend the Sunshine States Scholars event is to meet other passionate, driven students dedicated to solving problems. I know they will be a diverse group, from all over Florida, and that sounds incredibly exciting to me. I also expect they will be collaborative and supportive.
In addition, I want to attend because of the access to a network of alumni, researchers, and our state’s best experts in their fields. I would like to use this valuable opportunity to build relationships so I can hopefully expand the enrichment math resources in my local community. Furthermore, I am really excited about the ability to explore potential careers, because I know there will be lots of professionals and college representatives there.
Finally, there’s this idea of a “Great Conversation”, that throughout history, humanity’s most creative people, Archimedes, Newton, Curie, Carver, etc, have this ongoing conversation across the millennia that add to our knowledge and wisdom as a species. I want to be a part of that conversation. I look forward to being able to discuss the future of STEM and how we can use it to improve our home state of Florida.
- As a Sunshine State Scholar, I’m excited to be part of a community of like-minded individuals who share my passion for STEM and innovation. For the Sunshine State Scholar event, I hope to gain a deeper understanding of the cutting-edge advancements in STEM fields, particularly those related to neuroscience, as I aspire to become a neurosurgeon. I’m eager to interact with experts, learn from their experiences, and explore new areas of research that could shape my future academic and career path. Additionally, I look forward to building connections with other bright, motivated students from across the state. The opportunity to collaborate and share ideas with my peers will be invaluable as we all work toward our common goals of pushing the boundaries of knowledge and contributing to the scientific community. I hope to leave the event feeling inspired, with new insights into how I can make an impact in my field. Most importantly, I hope to gain guidance on how to navigate my academic journey, particularly in preparing for a career in neuroscience. I’m looking forward to hearing from professionals and mentors who can offer advice on how to combine research, clinical practice, and leadership in meaningful ways. Overall, I expect the event to provide both personal and academic growth, equipping me with the tools and inspiration to continue pursuing my passion for neuroscience with even greater determination.
- During this event, I am looking forward to meeting other exceptional students with similar passions to further their education. I hope to interact with a variety of colleges and learn about which offer the best programs to fit my aspirations. Lastly, I would be honored to gain any scholarships that might help my begin my higher-ed career.
- Early admission to university, scholarship opportunities, and meeting with others in the field to learn about other job and internship opportunities.
- First and foremost, I am honored to participate in such a scholastic event. I look forward to hearing about the programs the Florida universities offer and speaking to my peers from around the state who have worked so hard to attend this event. I look forward to educating myself with the amazing resources our incredible state universities offer to fulfill my academic dreams.
- For the Sunshine State Scholar event, I expect to be able to network with my peers as well as educators to further my knowledge of STEM topics.
- From the Sunshine State Scholar event, I hope to gain a better understanding of STEM-related careers; the college application and admission process; and the financial aid opportunities available to me. I also hope to talk to representatives from various Florida universities to determine which schools are best suited to my education and career goals.
- From the Sunshine State Scholar event, I hope to gain valuable insight regarding Florida universities and STEM professions. I also hope to network with admissions officers of the universities I am considering attending to learn more about their STEM programs. Lastly, I hope to meet fellow Florida students my own age to connect with and reflect on shared experiences.
- From this event, I hope to expand my circle with many of the esteemed scholars attending. Additionally, I hope to develop connections not only with my peers but also adults attending, who are versed in the college admission process.
- From this program I hope to gain more knowledge in the field of STEM to ensure I am positive about the major I plan on choosing before I go to college. I would also like to find new opportunities by meeting new people and getting introduced to new organizations to further my career in STEM. Finally, I hope this program develops my communication and leadership skills so I can excel in my field later in my life.
- I am beyond grateful for the opportunity to participate in this year’s Sunshine State Scholar Conference. Through the engaging agenda ahead of me, I hope to connect with my community and create a powerful network with STEM-oriented peers and Florida-based companies to further my higher education and professional life. I am thrilled to bond with fellow Juniors at dinners and on conference floors to discuss our academic rigor and extracurricular interests. These scholars are pivotal to connect with as they will be the future of my college roommates and coworkers in my later life. Furthermore, I am excited to engage with the professionals who will be presenting at the events during the conference. This insight will be invaluable for pathing the course for college applications and an understanding of after-college plans.
- I am ecstatic to be a part of the Sunshine State Scholar event. I am looking forward to the Higher Education Recruitment Fair so that I can gain more understanding of the educational and professional opportunities available in Florida's STEM fields. My hope is that I will gain valuable insights to help me make an informed decision about my future academic and career endeavors.
- I am excited about the opportunity to participate in the Sunshine State Scholar event, as I expect it to provide valuable insights into potential career paths and industries related to my interests in engineering. I hope to gain a deeper understanding of the various sectors within the STEM field, particularly aerospace and mechanical engineering, to help guide my career decisions after college. Additionally, I look forward to learning more about the colleges I’m considering for my higher education. I hope to gather information on their engineering programs, campus culture, and available resources that will help me choose the best fit for my academic and professional goals. Overall, I am eager to connect with like-minded peers and mentors, learn from industry leaders, and gain the knowledge needed to make informed decisions about my future.
- I am excited for the Sunshine State Scholar event as I am looking forward to meeting high-achieving students who have similar interests to me. I am also eager to meet college representatives to expand my knowledge on various STEM fields and gain insight that will help me decide my future college and major. I am anticipating a lot of networking, both with students from across the state, as well as with many recruiters. I believe that these activities will introduce me to new opportunities and contacts with programs in STEM fields.
- I am excited to learn about the different institutions and opportunities that I have at Florida colleges. I want to learn about the different degrees, internships and scholarships that different Florida schools offer. I want to learn about the different mechanical engineering tracks for the different colleges, as that is the path that I plan to pursue in college. I am also looking forward to networking with other people.
- I am hoping to gain a better understanding and strengthen connections with different scholarship programs and colleges.
- I am looking forward to meeting new people with the same interests as me as well as expanding my network.
- I am really looking forward to the Sunshine State Scholar event where I expect to meet people and gain information that will help me reach my goals in and beyond college. Through this program, I hope to gain insight into potential future careers as well as life long friends who, like me, have a driving interest in STEM.
- I believe the Sunshine State Scholar event will be a great experience where I will meet other students who are very talented and naturally gifted in STEM. I expect to learn more information about the institutions in state and out of state. I think I would learn about the different backgrounds of kids who won the same award. Furthermore, I expect to learn about the programs, clubs, and internships that some of the Sunshine State Scholar kids were a part of. Throughout the event, I would gain a lot of insight from the Florida representatives of public/private universities and what programs I can be a part of for my potential majors. I also hope to gain more knowledge about career paths that may interest me.
- I expect and hope to gain lots of knowledge that will help me to make decisions regarding my education.
- I expect it to be a well mannered gathering of Florida students and their parents/gradians where everyone has a very swell time, What I hope to gain from this program is more understanding of mathematic, engineering, science, and technology fields of work.
- I expect the event to be a great learning experience, including learning about colleges and STEAM careers in Florida. By learning more about the colleges and careers I am aiming for, I hope to clarify the path I want to take.
- I expect the Sunshine State Scholar event to be an incredible opportunity for growth and learning. I’m eager to connect with like-minded students who share my passion for STEM and to engage with professionals and mentors who can offer valuable insights into my future career. Additionally, I look forward to the chance to strengthen my leadership skills and build relationships with peers and experts who can inspire and support me in my journey toward becoming a doctor. This program offers a unique chance to expand my horizons, and I hope to leave with new perspectives, tools, and connections that will empower me to make a meaningful impact in my community and the world.
- I expect this event to be an opportunity to connect with students interested in STEM, like me. I also hope to talk to professionals who share a passion for STEM, particularly in fields that I am interested in, such as biology and neuroscience. I'm looking forward to talking to my peers, sharing our ideas and future dreams, and exploring opportunities for future research opportunities with professionals in the field.
- I expect this to be an eye opening experience that allows me to take a better look into opportunities for my future. I expect to further understand more about possible future career choices and the best college choices based on those careers. I hope to gain more knowledge to better my future and help me prepare for starting a career. I hope to also be able to finalize a career choice as I have been back and forth between a few options.
- I expect to broaden my network, as well as my interests. For most of my life, I have been focused on one career/career path, and I hope to broaden my interests, even if in the slightest.
- I expect to expand my knowledge of the STEM field including engineering, which is the specific field I would like to enter. I also intend to meet new people and get to know others that have similar interests as I do. I'm looking forward to immersing myself into science and math through experiments and discussions. I'm hoping the program will expose me to opportunities available in the STEM field and build connections with people in the industry. I hope to learn from the most knowledgeable people in these careers and be able to take that knowledge with me as I continue to learn and grow in the math and science fields.
- I expect to gain a lot of insight into the college admission process, the opportunities available to me in higher education, and the benefits of attending universities in Florida. I am looking forward to hearing from experts in the college field about their perspective on different topics relating to college and careers. In addition, I hope to learn about pathways that I can take to become successful in my future career.
- I expect to learn more about different industries and the opportunities that come with them within STEM. Hopefully this will allow me to gain insight into which direction I would like to take in my career path into a field that I will truly enjoy.
- I expect to learn more specifics about the steps I will need to take in the upcoming year to begin my future. I also, am excited to hear from professionals within their respective fields about what their unique journey looked like. Regarding the recruitment fair, I expect to learn more about my available options and get valuable opinions from professionals and representatives from schools and jobs alike.
- I expect to meet my peers with similar interests, find information about Universities, and learn about other possible scholarships and opportunities.
- I expect to meet similar, scholarly minded individuals whom I can connect with and learn from. I hope to gain a better understanding of the benefits and opportunities that hard work and scholarly effort can bring me and others.
- I have high expectations for the Sunshine State Scholar event due to the fact that I was chosen to be granted the opportunity to even participate at this event. I hope to gain connections and to be even more motivated to achieve my goals at the end of this event. I must say that I am very nervous about being here due to the fact that this opportunity surprised me out of the blue, but I believe that this event will be awesome!
- I hope the Sunshine State Scholar event will act as a way for me to connect with university faculty and like-minded peers. I hope to gain new friendships while developing a more cohesive understanding of the programs and culture different Florida universities might have to offer.
- I hope to be able to gain more insight on some opportunities that Florida universities can provide for me. I also hope to learn more about the various educational systems within the state, as well as ways in which I can save and pay for college.
- I hope to be able to network with local universities such as UF and USF as to coordinate and learn more regarding research/educational opportunities for me in both high school and college.
- I hope to connect with likeminded driven individuals and learn about financial and academic opportunities after high-school/college.
- I hope to connect with other top STEM student from other districts and learn about opportunities in Florida's colleges and industries. I also hope to gain insight in potential career paths for my future.
- I hope to gain a better understanding of the medical field and of opportunities open to me, should I pursue a medical career. I also hope to speak with those knowledgeable in the matters of college admissions who might be able to offer insight and advice regarding actions that should be taken to help increase my chances of acceptance into an accredited university.
- I hope to gain a greater understanding of the importance of stem fields and connect with other high achieving students.
- I hope to gain a higher probability of acceptance into the University of Florida along side furthering my knowledge in STEM
- I hope to gain a little more knowledge in the venturing through different colleges and the programs that they have to offer. Also, I hope to find out more information regarding some graduate programs that exceed the level of a bachelor's degree at these colleges that I may plan on attending. Overall, I hope to find out more about these fields and what they have to offer for my future.
- I hope to gain a vast wealth of information that shall help me finalize my decision on where to go for college and to make new connections with my fellow scholars and others attending the event.
- I hope to gain deeper insight into my career and life, understanding and learning different perspectives of people who have a plethora of experiences. I also hope to form social connections and friendships with other individuals that share the same values and beliefs.
- I hope to gain exposure to various nearby colleges/universities as well as insight into future career opportunities from experts in the technology field.
- I hope to gain further knowledge about the universities I am interested in, and make connections with people that could follow me through life.
- I hope to gain insight about different Florida universities and find out what school and programs would best suit my interests and future.
- I hope to gain insight when it comes to STEM in higher education. Mostly, I want to learn about financial aid, the college process, and potential STEM careers that I could achieve. I really think this experience will clarify a lot and will overall be fun and engaging!
- I hope to gain more insight on what colleges are looking for in applicants, and what kind of work I can do to boost my chances to get in to colleges I am interest in.
- I hope to gain new connections at the conference via networking with other scholars and organizations partnering with the event, as well as attend workshops that allow me to interact with like-minded peers.
- I hope to gain recommendations and advise on what further education would best fit me. I also hope to gain experience talking to different educators and other scholars and hopefully gain more perspectives on different things and ideas about STEM.
- I hope to gain some more experience about emerging STEM fields, as well as to make connections with individuals from fields that interest me. I would also like to learn about my specific options after high school, either staying in Florida or going out of state.
- I hope to gain some valuable connections and knowledge to help facilitate my college journey.
- I hope to gain valuable insight from career and college representatives. I also hope to meet many like-minded students from across the state, and learn about their unique backgrounds and experiences.
- I hope to gain valuable knowledge in regard to higher education, and network with other students in a way that provides me with valuable relationships in the future.
- I hope to learn a lot about the college process and be able to connect with a lot of amazing people (including other students) across the state of Florida. I hope to gain knowledge and insight about STEM and STEM careers while also making a lot of friends.
- I hope to make connections and network with people who can help brighten my future, as well as help me make further and final decisions about what I want to do in the future. While I'm interested in aerospace, I haven't fully yet decided and I hope that this opportunity can help with that.
- I hope to meet like-minded individuals and be able to learn from their experiences. Through this experience I hope to also meet possible mentors who are knowledgeable regarding my areas of interest and general life advice. I believe this program will open many opportunities for me and I hope to make the best of it.
- I hope to meet lots of people with similar interests as me. I'm also very excited to explore the different colleges through this program, and to complete different science-related activities.
- I hope to meet many friends with the same STEM interests as me so we can learn together and communicate in the future and also help me prepare for my future college applications and interviews.
- I hope to meet other driven students who I can stay connected throughout my future! I also hope to be able to talk to some people from UF or FSU to learn about different paths that may be available to me as I enter college.
- I hope to meet other excited and passionate students, as well as meet some very interesting role models. I also hope to learn more about other careers in science and hear what other previous Sunshine State Scholars have gone on to accomplish with their education. Thank you so much for having me!
- I hope to meet other students like me and learn about opportunities in college and beyond. I hope to gain knowledge about colleges and how to apply. I am excited to meet new people and learn something new!
- I hope to meet University representatives to find out more about engineering programs at different schools. I also will be interested to hear employers discussing STEM career opportunities in Florida.
- I hope to meet with college advisors to discuss my potential enrollment at their respective universities. I'd also like to meet and connect with other students from around Florida with similar interests. I am also highly interested in hearing from experts in the engineering field and what advice they have to share.
- I hope to network with like-minded peers who are motivated to achieve their goals in STEM from around the state and expand my perspectives. I also hope to connect with education professionals to gain insight into the college application process and learn about scholarship opportunities.
- I hope to network with peers from across the state who are passionate about STEM and learn from the industry professionals and colleges.
- I just hope to get to know people and get to know more about different careers that people have.
- I think it will be a great opportunity to better understand options where I can put my love for science to use. I also feel it will be an opportunity to meet like-minded individuals. Lastly, I hope to gain knowledge and assistance on how in to get to a good college with quality career counseling.
- I want to build connections throughout the college community and find the best path after High School!
- I want to make connections with colleges to see if any pique my interest in terms of scholarships or programs, meet other students and gain advice, and attempt to win the scholarship.
- I would like to be able to meet with several representatives of schools who can clear some of my questions, such as on-campus opportunities and job placement following graduation. I would also like a clear presentation of the college application process, especially in regards to CSS profiles, scholarships, and the FAFSA. I hope to gain an excellent knowledge of as many universities that I am interested in as possible.
- I would like to met other like-minded people, especially those who appreciate mathematics. I would like to know more about Florida universities, speaking to them in person because I am curious to know more about mathematics programs in Florida.
- Information from colleges that will narrow my scope of interest for college and for Major.
- Initially, I hope to gain connections with those interested in the medical industry, those currently working or have connections with the industry, and those with monetary connections. I am deeply honored to be recognized but the best aspect of a social gathering are the people attending. Hence, I expect to have the opportunity to talk and gather ideas from those present!
- I’m really excited to be a part of the Sunshine State Scholar event because it gives me a chance to explore my interest in law and STEM even further. I’m especially interested in how the two fields intersect. I’m also looking forward to meeting other like-minded students and hearing from professionals who can offer advice and share their experiences. This event will give me a unique opportunity to speak with representatives from different Florida colleges, allowing me to learn more about their law programs and what it takes to succeed in law school. I believe this experience will help me better understand the path I want to take as I pursue my pre-law degree and explore how STEM can shape my future legal career.
- My expectations are to meet and make connections with bright students, to learn more about in state schools, and to have new opportunities open up that may help me in my college application process.
- My expectations for the Sunshine State Scholar event are to gather with my fellow peers who share my same interests and passions, while further exploring the possibilities of STEM. I hope to gain connections across the state of Florida by networking with the other Sunshine State Scholar recipients and leave with a greater understanding of the opportunities that exist in the STEM industry across the State of Florida.
- My expectations for the Sunshine State Scholar event are to meet potential employers and colleges. I hope to gain valuable information that will aid my future success.
- My expectations for the Sunshine State Scholar event is to become more informed on different majors and universities, specifically the opportunities provided that I can gain from.
- My expectations of the Sunshine State Scholar Event is that there will be a recognition of my achievements and the things I have done to get to this very point. I also expect there to be programs and opportunities to help me get an idea of where I want to go for colleges and what programs I would like to go into. I hope to gain some experience and information on colleges that may interest me in the future.
- My expectations surrounding the Sunshine State Scholar event are high. This is my first time attending an event like this, and I am honored to represent my county. I expect to learn and grow from the experiences of this event. I cannot wait to meet new friends and learn more about others who share the same STEM interests that I do. I am eager to learn, and I believe that this event will help me achieve just that. I cannot wait to cheer others on as they receive scholarships that I know will be life changing for them. I want to serve my community, and I genuinely believe that I can through this event. I hope to gain lifelong experiences from this event that I can one day tell my children about. No matter if I win the scholarship, I will always remember the joy that this event has brought to me and my family.
- My goal is to meet with faculty and staff from UF and FSU to see what opportunities are available to me. I also hope to learn more about STEM related programs to help me identify my eventual college major.
- Network with fellow attendees and colleges
- Some expectations that I have for the Sunshine State Scholar event is to engage in interactive STEM activities and to deepen my knowledge and passion for STEM while expanding my network. I hope to gain valuable insights into STEM fields, connect with like-minded peers, and possibly open doors to opportunities in the future.
- The opportunity to speak to other colleges and meet other students with similar interests to me.
- Through my participation in the Sunshine State Scholar conference event, I hope to experience an opportunity to develop my networking skills through discussing potential career opportunities available with various colleges and universities on a statewide level as I want to display open-mindedness to possibilities I can use to achieve my full potential on my professional journey. I will explore internships and other opportunities involving advocacy or volunteer work available at these institutions that can build the transferable skills, such as collaboration and adaptability, needed to establish success in any career field as this will show to potential employers that I am prepared to effectively manage the challenges that come with the associated work environment. I also would like this program to offer insights into how I can improve upon my personal leadership development as this will allow for leaving behind my envisioned legacy in a way that resonates with the hearts of others and my contributions I invest into communal betterment to have truly meaningful impacts that improve the lives of individuals suffering from common systemic barriers. Receiving training throughout this time that details resources for building self-advocacy is a beneficial tool that I will use to more effectively communicate my academic needs to my instructors and also share with community members as I hope to create a social atmosphere that strives for social inclusion and acceptance of youth who navigate life with disabilities.
- Through this program, I hope to gain insights into cutting-edge research, explore potential career paths, and establish connections with like-minded peers and industry professionals. As a participant, I anticipate engaging in student workshops and tackling challenging Florida issues through problem-solving activities and expert presentations. I look forward to interacting with representatives from Florida's premier higher education institutions. Additionally, I aim to learn more about the various STEM programs and opportunities offered by Florida's higher education institutions, which will assist me in making informed decisions about my postsecondary education and future career.
- When I go to the SSS event, I hope to see university representatives so that I may get some new knowledge about new universities I might not have known. I hope to also be able to win a scholarship and find new perspectives for my future.
- I am excited to network with like-minded peers, industry professionals, and representatives from Florida's colleges and universities. I am eager to take advantage of the workshops on college applications and funding to explore higher education opportunities in Florida. I am also looking forward to attending panels featuring accomplished women in STEM to gain insights, mentorship, and inspiration for my career. Ultimately, I hope to gain a broader understanding of potential career paths in both mechanical and ocean engineering.