My Dream Of Becoming A Doctor

American Dream different from any other dream? If the American Dream was about being rich or having the freedom to do many things, then there would be no necessity in calling it the American Dream. There are over one hundred sovereign countries that have freedom and many countries that offer the opportunity to be rich, so what makes the American Dream, an American Dream? Ultimately, the ideal of equality is the separation between an American Dream and any other Dream. I believe the American Dream is the

the difference between a dream and a goal? Action. People dream of many things- having a wedding in Hawaii or Italy, traveling the world, becoming a famous singer, getting a nice car or even getting a house in the famous Beverly Hills. People dream of many things but never do anything about their dream and in the minds of these people there always remains a “I wish I had” or “if only I had” thought. For the longest time, since I was a child I knew I wanted to become a doctor. In high school, I began

to education and my route to entering medical school. Personal Explanation From a very young age, I have always wanted to become a doctor. However, over time I have learned the reality of why becoming a doctor is so difficult. I have encountered a great deal of stress due to grades and management of extracurricular activities. Furthermore, it is a very competitive field as there many individuals around me that also dream of becoming doctors. It is not only people from my school, but also

Beneatha Younger has the aspiration of becoming a doctor and impacts the entire Younger Family with her determination of finishing college (with a lack of funds) also with her strong-willed opinionated various beliefs and values. Beneatha's personality is very determined and straightforward, she knows what exactly what she wants in her life and what she doesn't. Beneatha is also blunt and might say things that her family may not agree with. One of her values about people, in general, are it's not

You're not good enough. I've grown up my whole life being told I'm not good enough, I'll never make it, by teachers, friends and even family. From birth to the age of 12, I was raised by my mother and step father. Who constantly told me to change my dream job from being a doctor to anything else. My step father would always say " girls aren't meant to be doctors, especially not in Uganda." I was born in Uganda, a country where people aren't free to do whatever they want and have limited resources

My goals for the next ten years, would be to get accepted to medical school and to graduate from medical school. Specifically, my top three medical schools that I would love to go to would be Oklahoma University Medical School, University of Colorado School of Medicine, and Oklahoma State Center for Health Sciences. To be honest though my top three are the places I would absolutely love to go to, I would gladly take a medical school that would accept me. Currently my plans for a specialty in medical

I am an Egyptian- American. I was born in America and have lived here for the majority of my life. However, coming from a third world country, I am familiar with a poor healthcare system. This has played an enormous impact on my decision to become a doctor. Many of my family members have been greatly affected by this poor healthcare system. Neglect and ignorance are major contributors to this issue. My grandfather owned a bakery where he provided a major food source for the Egyptian people, bread

In my life, I have experienced the incredible work healthcare professionals can provide and how lack of access to care can lead to dire consequences. Growing up in my village in Bangladesh, I was first hand witness to this lack of adequate healthcare. I had to watch my sisters deliver babies without training, I had to witness an aunt suffer in an agony due to the lack of adequate healthcare facility, but my most vivid experience of this lack of healthcare came when I was the victim of an acid attack

Confused, petrified, and slightly excited were the emotions that ran through my body during this brief time in my life. Thinking back on the moments in life that assisted in me choosing my career path brings up many mixed emotions. The moment I chose the career path I wanted to go on is my first year at Dunbar Middle Magnet School, sixth grade to be exact. It was the first week of school and all the students in my class had to stand up and introduce ourselves and tell what we wanted to be in life

Dreams represent goals everyone has whether it be small like losing their teeth, or big like finding a way to cure cancer. The Younger family is filled with many dreams of their own; Beneatha Younger dreams of becoming a doctor in order to help people, Ruth Younger dreams of having a big happy family with her husband, and Mama Younger dreams of a big house filled with her jubilant children and grandchildren. Bel Pesce, a TED speaker dedicated to inspiring others to pursue their dreams, reminds that