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Please describe how you have prepared for your intended major, including your readiness to succeed in your upper-division courses once you enroll at the university. Origin of interest

- Parent's profession - in China, my mother is a real estate agent and has a small housing agency.

- When I was a child, I was often taken out of school by my mother, and I was doing my homework while looking at his office.

- Once, I watched my mother help the client calculate the house price difference. Several numbers were written on a piece of white paper, and there were many rules that I couldn't understand. A final number appeared. At this time, the mother is completely different from the family at home.

- Even if my mother is in an economic industry, she doesn't want me to do it. Because she thinks. . . (+some reason), it’s too hard. He hopes that I can become a nurse. During that time, I have been trying to find a variety of reasons, hoping to get my mother's consent, the relationship between the two of us once reached the point of meeting and not talking. In the end, this "event" ended with my compromise.

- I studied biology in the first year of college, but I still haven't given up on the idea of ​​studying the economy. While studying biology in this year, I will look at some economic books in private, and I will disclose to my mother from time to time that I want to learn the economy.

- One day a year later, when I was out with my mother, she suddenly said, if you like, go to the economy! I was really happy that day! (+some sentences to describe)

What I did - In order to succeed in my advanced courses, I have participated in many preparatory

courses, such as macroeconomics and microeconomics, and I plan to open some business-related courses in winter and spring. In order to ensure a better understanding of what I am learning at school, I always go to the professor's working hours to figure out what I learned in class.

- In addition to working on materials at school, I also believe that in order to succeed in higher courses, there must be a real-world experience. To this end, during my school days, I also found a part-time job at a Chinese medicine clinic. In addition to receiving guests every day, the job was to clear the turnover at night. Each month, you will also need to enter and calculate the check from the insurance company. This job not only exercised my ability to book, but also exercised my ability to communicate with others.