Alternate Major Interests

The human mind and behaviors are what interest me the most. That’s why I'm so passionate about helping others help themselves. The human service field is my home, the only place where I could see myself having an enjoyable career. I can't wait to branch out and put my education to use. Having a spirit as big as mines this is the perfect field for me to be going into and I can't wait for the day when I'm working as a mental health psychologist.

My major is Biology Pre-Med. I chose this particular major because I eventually want to become a doctor. The thing I like about this field is I like helping people; I want to save as many lives as possible.

My specific career ideas are still a little vague, but, I do know mental health is something that I am going to pursue in one way or another. Mental health has always intrigued me a little because I had an Uncle with schizophrenia, I never met him and my Mom’s family doesn’t really talk about him a whole lot, but I still think about him a lot. I got to see what happened with his family after, but I can’t see how they were before, and I will always wonder about how he might have influenced my life. My interest in mental health became more directed when I took my first psychology class, the introductory psychology class at Montgomery college in the fall of 2014. I really liked it, partially thanks to the teacher I had, but mostly because it gave me a better understanding of what mental health is. The next psychology class I took was on personalities and it confirmed that psychology and mental health are something I truly am passionate about.

My education may give you a hint that I do not limit myself into one area of study. I enjoy drawing a connection between unrelated fields that most people don’t find to be relevant. Through various experiences in theatre, hospital, and team-sports, I have learned to enjoy working and interacting with other people in diverse settings. My experiences in stage management have further augmented my communication, organization, and leadership.

This breadth I really feel like I excel at. The majority of my past college class and future class have science in them. Nursing is all about the study of science. Expanding my way of thinking and learning new ways to help sick patients will make me a better nurse, mom and person of the community. Even thought I had a hard time in anatomy and physiology, I loved this class. Exploring the human body, learning how things function and how virus effect the body caught my interest. Science also requires great local/mathematical skills. This is the intelligences I scored the highest on last week. Physics/Chemistry, if I need to take these class, may prove to be the best learning

Nursing school has given me insights as to how different people react to different stimuli.Over time I have developed a special interest in psych nursing, particularly personality disorders and everything else about social interaction and how the mind works. I've always been interested in narcissistic personality disorder, I've read many articles about this that I became so fascinated by it. I believe this, a dear friend's a brilliant advice and the untimely death of another friend in 2009 has triggered my passion for writing and research using

The nursing career was of interest to me because I like to help as many people as I can and make them feel better. It is also very exciting to me because there is always something new to learn and it never gets boring. Also the nursing field is not based on one level of care. There is a broad variety of care that one could go into. When I was little I would always tell my dad or anyone that asked me what I wanted to be when I grow up that I wanted to be a doctor. As I got older I realized that being a doctor had too much responsibility and they hardly spent any time with their families. With nurses they are still held responsible for a lot but are still able to spend time with family. I have a cousin that is a registered nurse in the

I first became interested in healthcare when my granddad was in hospital, and from then gathered that I enjoyed caring for people. I have a passion in the prenatal development. Looking at different jobs in the care industry I decided to look into midwifery, for example I read a midwifery extract in the 'nursing times', as I wanted to help bring new life into the world. I worked alongside health care professionals for four months in a residential care home, which gave me a better understanding of the care environment, and it also taught me the structure of the job.

A main reason I choose to major in biomedical engineering is because it focuses heavily on the subjects of biology and physics, both of which I find very interesting. I have always loved physics, so naturally I thought of going into careers paths where physics was a main aspect would be a good idea. I was also enthralled in astronomy back then, so I ultimately gravitated towards choosing a career in astrophysics. However, this changed in 11th grade when I took AP biology. This class sparked a new interest in me for biology and life in general. I became

I find nursing interesting because the career gives you a chance to interact with people, make people feel better, and it gives you a chance to make good money. I know some people go into this career for the money they can make but I want to go into to help people. People always think “Well they are just a nurse, they don’t do much.” But the thing is, is that nurses really do make a difference. You get the chance to make people feel better and get back to their life. You can make a difference to parents if their kid is sick. You can make a difference to a child if their parent is sick. By being a nurse and helping people you are making a difference.

My goal is to work in the medical field. I believe that majoring in Neuroscience will help me reach that goal by preparing me with a wide range of classes across multiple disciplines. It will also enable me to explore biology and psychology more deeply, both of which I love.

I’ve always wanted to care and better a person’s health and as a high school senior I’m determined to take as many medical classes as I can. This year I am taking a Medical Terminology, Emergency Medical Technology and Psychology course that will expand my knowledge in preparation for college. I want to become a Midwife Nurse so this course will further my knowledge through a different perspective to help those in need of care. This course has been very interesting to me as many of the material is new information to me. The human brain is complex but not only the physiology but the psychological being. The way the mind works will be taught to me and I cannot wait to learn more about. There are many branches of psychology and all are interesting

I like to keep busy and on my feet and I enjoy engaging with people, I feel that these assets will benefit me come the time I embark on the nursing degree. Nursing is also

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The GOTs is divided into six categories of interest that focus on what the individual like to do. I believe the GOTs is easy and assessable to use on clients within any setting. However, I would give this assessment to Junior and Senior high school students to help them determine their career and/or college that they are most interested in based on their personality type. Also, I could give this assessment to clients who are seeking job employment and who are uncertain of choosing a career path. The GOTs can help individuals find employment or careers that are suitable