Let me begin with some basic spelling suggestions: * in sentence 1, you are interested in an "internship" (it's also preferable to use "who" rather than "that" when referring to a person) * in sentence 2, it was the career "counselor" ; "when" she noticed ... * in the second paragraph, you will either be attending "the Computing Science class", or you will be attending "Computing Science" (no "the") * and you will be getting "an insight" into the future Now, as to your additional information: you might try something like this ... "I am very interested in computer programming and I'm looking forward to a future in that field.
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