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A medical professional essential role always boils down to serving other people faithfully. For me, I have always found great joy in serving the community in any capacity, but found a special joy in health care. I have found my desire to serve is what continually motivates me to become a Physician Assistant. This drive has help me maintain a 3.80 GPA, while leading my college soccer team as a captain for the past three seasons. All while establishing myself as a chemistry lab assistant and tutor. The balance between the three is great preparation for the future as I prepare to face the challenges ahead. I am aware of the value of education and gaining as much knowledge as possible, however I equally value establishing relationships with people.

My current focus is entering the Respiratory Care program at Northeast Iowa Community College. A college degree will assist in ensuring that one day I can be an adult capable of facing adversity, capable of giving back to the community, and capable of being an example to others as my parents are to me. I do not expect the college experience to miraculously transform me into a knowledgeable adult. However, I am relying on it to help me grow, mature and learn.

I possess the integrity that is required to fulfill the role of a Physician Assistant and provide medical care to patients to the best of my ability. I can honestly say that I have never wanted anything more than I want to be a Physician Assistant and to instill the devotion to meeting the requirements of the program to make a successful career. I have the determination to work hard to receive the comprehensive education that will help shape me into the Physician Assistant that I know I am capable of

Attending a four year University College is a major goal of mine, no one in my family has ever attended a four year University College before and I would be honored to become the first person in my family to receive a degree in the Medical Field. Since I attended Oakwood Elementary School to the present at Amos Alonzo Stagg High I have been working very hard to find a job that I will really enjoy and hope to succeed in finding a job in

As most kids grow up, their dream job changes all the time. One week they want to fly to the moon as an astronaut while the next week they want to rule the world as president. However, I’ve always wanted to help people by being a doctor. I would sit in front of the television mesmerized for hours by various trauma shows. I preformed surgery on my stuffed animals and diagnosed my friends and family with different fake illnesses. As I continued to grow up, I realized there is many types of jobs in the medical field that preform a variety of different services. After researching the different options, I fell in love with the idea of being a physician assistant (PA). A PA, supervised by a doctor, has the freedom to interpret tests, record progress, and diagnose patients. In order to become a PA, it takes a lot of schooling, but it is a rewarding job that I would be very good at. Ten years from now, I will be a great physician assistant due to the characteristics I already posses and the education that I will be receiving in the future.

The health care system is flawed, and I believe every individual who pursues a career in the health field has the ability to help fix it. During college, I was still exploring and researching potential career paths. The decision to pursue a career as a physician assistant (PA) came from a thirst to help others and to improve quality of life of individuals.

I should be considered as the Shoals Student of the Year because I hold myself to high standards, work hard, and have a deep love for the Shoals area. My parents have instilled in me the need to always do my best, and I have worked very hard to do so. I believe it is important to do my best in everything. I have always given my best effort, whether it is a good grade, the position of drum major, honor band tryouts, or sweeping the floor. This is something I have done since childhood. I believe that this work ethic makes me an acceptable and exceptional candidate for Shoals Student of the Year.

My personal abilities when it comes to educational training that is fast paced and advanced is superb due to my dedication and work ethic. My reasoning to become a physician's assistant is simplistic; I believe my life experiences have provided the foundation for becoming a successful physicians assistant. On my first birthday, I was diagnosed with an anaplastic ependymoma brain tumor in my fourth ventricle. Clinics like Mayo up in Rochester, MN became home, and a place I knew better than my own room. Years passed, and battling cancer became a daily occurrence; my body adapted to the constant trials and turmoil and becoming thick skinned enough to endure high dose chemotherapy was a necessity.

Educational planning in this paper helps me understand what courses I need to take and what to expect each semester while I am pursuing BSN from Empire State College so that I can prepare myself and my family ahead. This will help me refocus my reasons of why I am returning to school and what I will be studying

Why go out of state if the University of Minnesota (U of M) has the right amount of education I need? I believe the U of M is the best choice of a college for me. They have well priced expenses, a large amount of clubs, and they have good medical schools. Overall, the U of M has many choices for me to choose from that will build my education.

Being in the medical field is something my family has been in for a few generations now. My grandmother once worked in a nursing home, and my aunts were both nursing assistants. My mother has been in the medical field since she was sixteen, starting in a nursing home, and then becoming a nursing assistant until 2007. Shortly afterwards, she became a medical assistant that she currently still is today. It can only but inspire me to be working in the medical field next. I wanted to be a neurologist first, then a psychologist, but with the amount of schooling and how much debt I’d be in, I thought it through and figured out I want to be a nurse practitioner. They have similar duties to a registered nurse except they give advanced services to patients, and it can be cheaper going to medical school as well as having to go for a shorter amount of time than a regular doctor as well as great benefits and salary.

Continuing an education after high school would be an enormous accomplishment! I have considered and thought about all the hard work college will be, but the amazing benefits are worth it. College is an essential part in becoming something and someone greater. Progressing on to college after I finish up high school means producing a difference in the world while moving to the next step in my life. Once I graduate high school, I plan to attend Pacific University to complete a four year degree in Pre-Physical Therapy. Making the decision of what I want to do is a tremendous deal, because it can potentially become what I pursue for the next 40 or more years of my life. I have attentively considered becoming a physical therapist as it has become

I chose the career of Physician Assistant, since it’s compatible with my interests, skills, and work values. Physician Assistants provide patient services under the direct supervision and responsibility of physicians. I ideally wanted a job that did not require more than a master's degree; this job fits that as well as other criteria. Physician Assistants, like other health care employees, want to help people directly. This is my goal for a career and becoming a Physician Assistant allows me to do this also with a comfortable amount of schooling.

My aspiration of becoming a physician assistant stemmed from high school, and since then I have stayed focused and have not let a day go by without working towards my dream. I started out by majoring in Allied Health Science and minored in Arabic. I made further

Last summer my father and I were able to visit an array of colleges, but none of them felt like home until we went to IIT. The first thing that I noticed when my father and I walked into the IIT campus was the phenomenal architecture. In some regards the campus reminded me of Google, and I was in awe of how it looked. The second thing that I noticed about IIT is how friendly the tour guides, students, and coaches were. My father and I had the pleasure to meet the tennis coach, who was very accommodating and pleasant. After our talk with him I decided that this was the college I wanted to attend because I would be able to further my academics and athletics in the best way. The last thing that made me want to attend IIT was the education that