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Asked by 779newp32 to Hugh, Julia on 4 Nov 2018. This question was also asked by Rachel, Erin.
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Hugh Manning answered on 4 Nov 2018:
When I was in transition year I was asked by my science teacher if I wanted to go to a Physics/Science week in Trinity College Dublin. I jumped at the experience and learned so much from it, I really enjoyed myself and decided that I wanted to study science in college. I think what interested me in science the most was that it could help me understand the world and universe around us and that I might have the chance to discover completely new things!
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Julia answered on 7 Nov 2018:
Science allows us to understand how everything around us works. Especially when it comes to chemistry, you learn about the atoms (everything is made of atoms!), you learn about chemical reactions (chemical reactions affect your body, the environment, space etc) and so much more. It is a very interesting subject and I thought it would be nice to study and then work with it.
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Triona commented on :
It explains so much. I love that it is based in fact and can explain, prove and provide solutions. In school, along with maths, it was the subject that made most sense. It wasn’t hard work to study science and maths, I just liked them. That helped my interest too.