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Valeria Misakova
Hello! My name is Valeria Misakova, but you can call me Val, and I’m currently still in high school but I’ll be taking physics my sophomore year just to get a boost on the AP exam.
My interest for physics began a while after 6th grade when I realized that law wasn’t what I wanted to do. So 7th grade for me was more about me wanting to be a scientist of any kind and studying physics at UT Austin but then I had a breakthrough of my own and realized that there’s hardly a physics community in my town.
My entire life I’ve always been underrated and I’ve always been an underdog since I hardly receive any recognition, specially in my middle school years. However, I saw one of Feynman’s quotes and it talked about how you should never live up to peoples expectations so I started isolating myself and doing things on my own.
The summer before 9th grade I learned Trig on my own and took a whole course over astrophysics. I definitely love physics and that’s an ultimatum for me and my future because I really do enjoy it. I hope that through this forum I can interact with bright minds and learn more things.
My interest for physics began a while after 6th grade when I realized that law wasn’t what I wanted to do. So 7th grade for me was more about me wanting to be a scientist of any kind and studying physics at UT Austin but then I had a breakthrough of my own and realized that there’s hardly a physics community in my town.
My entire life I’ve always been underrated and I’ve always been an underdog since I hardly receive any recognition, specially in my middle school years. However, I saw one of Feynman’s quotes and it talked about how you should never live up to peoples expectations so I started isolating myself and doing things on my own.
The summer before 9th grade I learned Trig on my own and took a whole course over astrophysics. I definitely love physics and that’s an ultimatum for me and my future because I really do enjoy it. I hope that through this forum I can interact with bright minds and learn more things.
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