STEM

Here I would like to evaluate how despite always enjoying, liking, and being a philosophical humanities type-girl; ultimately, I'm STEM.

If I could electronically make a Venn Diagram, I would.

My humanities qualities:

1. I love music (both classical for piano, and general pop/whatever else to listen to, all the time). And I do listen to music all the time. I'm listening to music right now.

2. I also love dancing

3. I have a deep appreciation for painted arts

4. I'm obviously fond of the art of writing (as if being proven right now; I have also always wanted to be, and am, an author)

5. I believe in music, dancing, art, and writing's ability for expression; to express human things/feelings that cannot be expressed in words

6. Love the art of photography

7. I'm basically a patron of the arts lol (Catherine de' Medici whooo? High School Sophomore AP Euro knowlege locked in)

8. Into crafts

9. Hopeless romantic

10. Content but also evoke a sadness that I can tap into

11. Think a lot (and then write about it on my blog); philosophical

Where I stray away from humanities:

1. Liberal-ness

2. I place greater emphasis on logic, not emotion

   1. Even where emotion does come up in my life, I still use logic

3. In these types of classes, I always bring the more logical side to the discussion; I can't help it, it's genuinely the way my brain was wired.

   
   

And of course, it's only right, to end with:

My STEM qualities:

1. Logic

2. Great desire to learn

3. Great thirst for knowledge

4. University/school is my thing

5. My greatest goal

6. Career woman

7. Very motivated

8. Focused

9. No distractions

10. Priorities

11. Want to know how things work!

12. Challenge

13. Hate myself

14. Genuinely enjoy all things STEM: Chemistry, biology, calculus, mathematics, physics, ENGINEERING

15. Love the atmosphere of STEM (engineering especially)

16. Love the mindsets

17. Critical thinking

18. Problem solving

19. Anayltical

20. Strategic

21. All/different perspectives

22. Desire to make a difference and this is the way I think I'm meant to do that

    
    

    Why is this starting to sound like a resumé!😆

    
    

    If I had a humanities major though, and I had to write a bunch of essays, I don't know if I would still like it so much. Like maybe what makes it so great is the fact that it's a treat and break from my STEM, where there isn't just one right answer, but many? And the philosophical part of my brain gets to open up? But I'd go crazy if I was anything but STEM.