My Desire to Study to Become a Pediatric Endogcrinologist

Today, I dream of majoring in biology and participating in research for pharmaceutical companies that will allow me to contribute my knowledge

Ever since I was a small child, I was interested in the way things worked and why things were the way they were. I took two biology classes in high school and plan to take more here. Also, I have thoroughly researched this topic.

If I were to conclude my education after finishing secondary school, there would not be many fruitful paths ahead of me. Without pursuing further education in post-secondary programs, life would be prolific with simplicity; there are those who advocate the concept of simplicity over challenge, but in a life abounding in simplicity, I see a life of tedium. By enrolling in post-secondary programs, I expose myself to novel challenges and opportunities. Furthermore, I have the freedom to explore my passions and satisfy my ambitions. In my case, I have a passion for biological sciences and knowledge, and a fervent ambition to gain as much relevant knowledge as possible. At a post-secondary institution, I am able to choose the degree that is

As one of the few Claremont colleges that are known to focus on STEM, Harvey Mudd is the right college for me. If I were given the choice of where to spend eternity, I’d choose to spend it in a lab. I intend to study biology; it is my passion. I am a curious person who is always pondering with the question why and how. Therefore, to fulfill my curiosity, starting from the summer of sophomore year, I acquired a biology internship at Stanford University

Biological Science scholar’s events and Biomedical Science Honors classes are an influential chunk of my time, and I am grateful for the experiences they have imparted on me. Honors and Scholars has solidified strengths in me that are relevant to my interest in the medical field. Among these strengths, such as discipline, critical thinking skills, etc. my passion for helping people is my dearest one, and also one that drives me to give back to the H&S community.

Studying every day, is still not enough and that is why it demands attention. In Dillard’s essay, she discusses amoeba, euglena, rotifers and other living organisms that are only seen under a microscope. Detail is important in biology, because in biology the organism is defined by its structure and how do they function. Growing up, I had no such thoughts of being in the biology field at all. The dream was to be a business manager, or an interior designer, due to expectations biology was chosen. During high school years, I maintained a high GPA and respectable grades.

During my studies at Excelsior, I have learned about Biology, like where life comes from and how it has developed over the years. To prove my knowledge of this class, I submitted a paper to my Biology Professor titled “Mastering Biology.” Although there is still a ton to learn it is a starting point to get a grasp

Science has been my passion since high school, but curiosity has been my passion for as long as I can remember. I was naturally interested in Biological sciences and immediately began to explore the inner workings of the human body in my high school Physiology course. Science provides explanations for the questions I have always had and is a great opportunity to help others with this knowledge. Despite my

I am fascinated by the science of life, especially pertaining to animals. In my high school classes, AP Biology is probably the most engaging as I am endlessly curious about how living things work. New to me this year, I have started taking preparation classes for Brown’s Brain Bee. Though it’s very basic, I love learning about the neuroscience that is taught during those classes. The body’s control center is fascinating to me as it is complex. Animals are very interesting creatures and studying about what makes an individual so interesting is what I want to focus on in college. Also, with the intention of becoming a doctor, both of these areas of study are very pertinent to my future goals.

I have chosen to pursue research in the field of biology because I enjoy the approach of logical thinking to satisfy the curiosity of me and the world around me. Although, sometimes it is infuriating while not getting the desired outcomes, but the thing that fascinates me more about this area of science is the freedom to explore the living world.

I am in awe of how medical advances have helped shaped the future of some people's lives today. Being in charge of making people's health better, and looking for new cures for diseases has interested me in biomedical science. Biology is very fascinating; I love the use of scientific research to help others

In my future, I aspire to become a Marine Biologist, and this has been my dream since I was seven years old. I want to work with rescue and rehabilitation of manatees. Due to the fact that I want to go into the biology field, biology as a subject, in general, highly interests me. Upon entering the class, I was very excited with the opportunities that were being presented, and as each new chapter has been introduced, I have enjoyed the ability to relate what we learned to my life. For example, during soccer practices, I often think about the process of cell respiration, and how what I am doing is affecting my body.

That the breadth of life is fundamentally defined by its molecular makeup fascinates me; from the significance of the RNA World Hypothesis to the implications of epigenetics, the reach of biochemistry is something I hope to explore further at undergraduate level.

My interest in Biology formed the foundation for my enthusiasm towards Biomedical Sciences. Learning about genetics in the classroom piqued my interest and I was even more fascinated upon discovering developing practices such

I have had an interest in science for several years. Biology is something I find extremely fascinating. The fact that every single person to ever live has different yet similar DNA patterns is amazing to me; it is so interesting. With forensics, jobs tend to make a lot of money, and it still deals with DNA and all the things I find so interesting with biology.