
Hobbies and interests
Electric Guitar
Shopping And Thrifting
Movies And Film
Rock Climbing
Basketball
Sports
Athletic Training
Coaching
Board Games And Puzzles
Elijah Chin
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Elijah Chin
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18 Year Old High Schooler | Aspiring Engineer | Interested in Giving Back to the Community
Education
San Marino High School
High SchoolMiscellaneous
Desired degree level:
Master's degree program
Majors of interest:
- Mechanical Engineering
Career
Dream career field:
Mechanical or Industrial Engineering
Dream career goals:
Sports
Basketball
Varsity2010 – Present15 years
Awards
- Titan Award (awarded to team member with the best character, leadership, and comittment)
Public services
Volunteering
San Marino ASB — Inter-club Council President (manage all 31 clubs on campus), Activities Commissioner (manage all activities that take place on campus)2022 – PresentVolunteering
Titan Basketball Acadamey — Coached and refereed during the summer camp through my high school basketball team.2021 – 2023Volunteering
Not Your Average Basketball Camp — Coached kids with special needs in a camp setting.2023 – Present
San Marino Woman’s Club Scholarship
In high school I took a total of 8 AP classes (Biology, Chemistry, Computer Science, Calculus BC, English Language, English Literature, Government, Macro Economics). I also have taken a total of
six Honors Classes (Geometry, Algebra 2, English 1-2, English 3-4, Physics). A huge challenge I faced in high school was completing my Japanese class. I decided to take Japanese my first year of high school and I really enjoyed it, but the teacher left the next year for better job security since the school district had to make budget cuts. Instead of going into Spanish, I pursued Japanese and had to take Japanese 2 online with BYU. This was much harder and less enjoyable than the first year, but I stuck with it and completed it. The next year, the high school did not offer BYU online anymore so I had to find another UC approved Japanese 3 course myself. After searching for a long time, I finally came across iLead online which would help me complete my requirements which I worked on in Junior year and am finishing now. I have also been involved in many extracurriculars like ASB, Basketball, and Robotics. While juggling all these activities, I have been able to maintain a 4.5 GPA and have only gotten 1 B grade.