Setting Goals In English Class Analysis

People have many reasons why they attend college. Some want to become doctors, lawyers, teachers and engineers. I chose to attend Miami University to become a bioengineer. Along with college comes the challenge of writing multiple essays about many different topics. You could write essays about things that you read in a book to scientific principles that you have conducted research on. Throughout high school writing has never been my favorite subject and has been my weakest. Considering English is such an important part of education today, everyone must take a certain number of English classes to graduate. Setting goals in your English class can be the key to becoming successful in the class. One concept of English that can be very beneficial outside of school is rhetoric. Sometimes in careers down the road you must use rhetoric to convince someone that doing something one way may be better than the other. I, myself, have used rhetoric outside of school. As a student, I have
Almost every course in college requires you to write an essay about research that you have done in the course, results from an experiment that you conducted in the class, or even an essay about what you have learned over the previous semester. I see myself having to write a lot in my Chemistry 144 class. In that class we will be conducting experiments and then have to write a formal lab report after the experiment. The lab report will require us to write what we did in the experiment, how we did the experiment, what happened during it, and try to explain why we believe something occurred during an experiment. Being an engineering major, I can see myself writing essays on current engineering issues we face today and how I think those issues can be resolved. Writing can be a key part of the problem solving process because if you write out what the issue is it can create an idea of what the solution can