My Life Of Becoming A Doctor

Because of the people I chose to surround myself around, I found myself wanting to go into the field of engineering. My friends knew I had a passion for math and they suggested engineering as an occupation I should look into. As of result of that, I found myself getting into more hands-on projects in my last two years of high school, as well as taking an engineering focused course in high school to try it out. I fell in love with the career path and since then, I aspire to become an

Solving problems, working with machines, and learning new things have always been my strong points, I truly enjoy my work so long as I get do something with those three. So when I was told to write a paper on a career path, I thought, “Why not an engineer?” Now of course I didn’t just want to be any engineer, I wanted to be an electrical one. Along with electrical engineering, I wanted to work with the Marine Corps, because I want to be helping people and making my home a safer place, and joining the marines is one of the best ways to do that.

High School has been filled with some of the best moments of my life and overall my experience has been very memorable. However, my most memorable high school experience would have to be a special accomplishment in the Medical Academy. April 27, 2017, was the day I gained my first industry certification as a Certified Medical Administrative Assistant. By having one of the highest passing scores in my class made me feel very accomplished and I truly gained the understanding of hard work and determination. That day is very special to me and have encouraged me to work even harder to accomplish all of my goals. My experience in the medical academy has inspired me to pursue a career in Nursing. Ultimately, I want to work towards becoming an ARNP

It wasn’t just this interest that made me decide engineering was right for me. I wanted to help people through something I was good at. Since I was about ten I’ve helped take care of my grandmother and after that my grandfather, and it became a big part of my life. I truly did love helping them and being able to make their lives easier. I loved it so much in fact, in my junior year I started volunteering at an assisted living community. Engineering allows me to funnel this compassion of helping others into my work through a subject matter I

Being from rural Appalachia, I know that the inequalities in medicine are high and prevent many from seeking regular medical attention. Early in my life, I saw my friends, neighbors, and loved ones hesitate to seek medical attention due to economic reasons and the inability to access medical care.

My mission in life is not merely to survive but to thrive ; & to do so with some passion , some compassion , some humor , and style.” This quote is by one of my favorite authors and people : Maya Angelou. She always influenced me because the way she carried herself and where she came from. From time I heard “ Still I Rise” it reminded me of what type of woman I wanted to be. I always look of to powerful women the independent ones , the go getters. My American Dream is have live in my pursuit of happiness : to graduate from LSU with my PHD , pursue my career as a doctor , and purchase my own condo by age 25. This is my ultimate explanation of my Pursuit of Happiness.

As a child, I've had many dreams and goals in my life. I do understand that the average person can't have exactly what we want in life, but anyone can aspire for a wonderful future. While most individuals can't realize every dream that comes to mind, anyone can aim for the best and set goals to help achieve what they want. Often, one would need to be successful to fulfil those dreams in our lives and that is exactly what I strive to become.

The journey to my decision on becoming a physician is not one people read books about. It is not a tear jerking, rising from the ashes story. I have been incredibly blessed throughout my short life to clearly see my considerable obstacles, like being bullied my entire life and being a first generation college student, as trivial matters that couldn’t be solved with a little prayer, grit, and tenacity. My decision to become a physician was not a simple choice for me, nor was the choice obvious in any way.

Six years ago I had never considered going into medicine. At seventeen, life revolved around my first passion -- basketball. The start of my senior season was just around the corner and a childhood dream of playing college ball felt within reach. When I could no longer play I planned to go into coaching, but it wasn’t meant to be. On the first night of the annual family campout I blindly ran into a concrete bench. The collision left me with a compound tibial fracture, and a clean break of my fibula. After surgery the doctor found a blood clot in my calf, and other scary complications like “drop foot” and “compartment syndrome” were thrown around. I was scared. The fear of not being able to run, or walk without a limp quickly displaced any anger

There is one main goal and dream that i wan to become in life. I was wanted to become a registered nurse. With who I wan to spend the rest of my life with. There is one place that i want to visit and explore around to know more about it. I have grown a lot as a person. I have grown to be something in life and have a better future for my family.

For as long as I can remember I have always been captivated by technology, how it works and where it could go. Even when I was very young I was messing around with old computer parts my step dad would have lying around. I believe my fascination stemmed from old sci-fi games and books I had when I was younger but that interest stuck with me since an early age. During my days in elementary school my goal was simply to become an engineer of some kind when I got older, and following my time in high school my initial inspiration on technology still held true but I was able to narrow down my career interests through research and what sparked my imagination the most. Both artificial intelligence and virtual reality have been my favorite subjects ever

Every person has one big goal in their lives would like to become successful. Whether it is a small child wanting to become a fireman, to a middle aged man wanting to own a business. I would want to have a good job and live a happy lifestyle. I am not saying that I would like to become rich and famous, just that I would have a nice job and a happy life. I know that to achieve this goal I will have to work hard in every way I can. It won’t be easy and it doesn't guarantee my success, but it is necessary to try.

Computers and technology have played an important role in my life (in both amazing ways, and in lesser ways). Ever since I was a kid and played my first video game, I have had a great interest in technology and the many things that could be done by them. Although at the time it seemed like “magic” to me, as I grew up and I started learning about the components, I realized that it wasn't "magic", it was amazing . Now that I’m older, my mind is clearer when it comes to knowing that I want technology to stick with me and I want to play a role in doing wondrous things with it. Currently, I’m still trying to conclude on what exactly I’d like to work with, and surely, with the opportunities that the Engineering Honors have to offer, I feel as though I will know what I'm meant to do.

My love for medical didnt always start out this way.When i was elementary I started off wanting to pursue the dreams of being a teacher. I was always fascinated by the way teacher cared and teached.at the end of elementary i decided that being a teacher was not for me. As I entered middle school I join a choice program and got accepted to a middle school that had a medical program. Is this medical program at the middle school we learned about the basics of anatomy and physiology. I didn’t get to finish my middle school medical due to the fact that I wanted to skip a grade. I had failed a grade level in elementary and was always a grade level Behind . I refuse to let this make me graduate late so I decided to go to school that would help

My goal in life is to be a great friend and wife to my fiancé. An exceptional and admirable mother that teaches her children not just right and wrong, but how to be healthy, happy, successful, responsible adults who can do the same for their families. I don’t want to lose sight of who I am and the person I am meant to be in the process. All the while, enjoying every bit of life and making every moment count.