My Pre-Med: My Goals For College

This case study pertains to Dan Lee, a 24-year-old Chinese-American, who is a pre-med student who is obtaining counseling for his emotional issues. In previous years’ doctors diagnosed Dan Lee with auditory processing disorder, which could be a contributing factor to his current emotional issues. Dan Lee’s behavior is related to his interpersonal relationships pertaining to family, friends, and school; causing him to experience anxiety, tension, sadness and anger (Hutchison, 2015). He has placed himself in such an authoritative role when caring for his families well-being that he has unconsciously forgotten the understanding of social well-being. There are two major factors that are contributing to Dan Lee’s stress and irrational behavior; his drive and thought pattern, which relates to Sigmund Freud’s, Psychoanalytic Theory (Freud, 1899).

“Excuse me ma’am I think you need your medicine, let me listen to your heart beat,” that’s what I use to say to my dolls. I have always had a passion for caring for others. I knew I would be in the medical field. My goal when I was a child was to become a pediatrician, but my past, present, and future has had numerous unexpected ups and downs.

Traveling to Spanish speaking countries and understanding the culture will make any trip the ultimate experience!

I have intermediate knowledge of the Spanish language and it is my goal to spend a few years in a Spanish speaking country so that I can become fluent. Once I become fluent, I plan to attend medical school with a specialty in psychiatry.

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My outmost goal is going to medical school right after my graduation and I am sure every long term goal has its short term goal connected to it, based on long term my goal, the short term goals includes: studying to one of the best university in the world like ASU, Getting involved in different association, organization, research, and most important to keep my GPA high in order to be admitted in medical school.

Dr. Armin Tehrany, one of the best knee and shoulder doctors in New York, opens the doors of his solo private practice to the pre-med students at Poly, the faculty that offers outstanding and comprehensive learning programs that develop and nurture the next-generation brilliant minds in the arts, business, public service, academe, science, athletics, and medicine.

While furthering myself in both of my academic fields, I’ll also be able to improve my Spanish through complete immersion by living with a host

To start, I am currently in Spanish IV and I intend to travel abroad through the TNCIS Spain program. The course name is Spanish Conversation. It starts on May 6 and ends on May 27. They offer students a chance to go to Cáceres, Seville, and Madrid, Spain. Going abroad can help advance a career just because of the travel experience. For me, traveling abroad will propel me professionally because mastering Spanish allows more communication with others. Spanish is one of the most commonly spoken languages in the United States, and someone needs to be able to interact with others who speak it. Going to Spain will show me the differences in our culture, lifestyle, and help me grasp a higher understanding of the language. A company would hire an

When not in school, I enjoy doing crafts, reading, and spending time with family and friends. These activities have absorbed the greater part of my summer. I spent the entire month of July in Pasadena at my grandparents house as well as helping at church day camps and attending one myself.

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I have been taking Spanish since fifth grade as a mandatory class and have come to love being able to understand and use a language in both academic settings and real-life situations. Spanish, in particular, is helpful to know in the U.S because it is the second most spoken language. I hear it all around me in public daily. A well-rounded knowledge of Spanish opens up many job opportunities because many companies are looking to make themselves more accessible to a wider range of people. Even if not for the opportunities, Spanish is a beautiful language. It’s mesmerizing to hear and I could only dream to speak it fluently. I already have a foundation from my Latin studies that would help me with Spanish as it is a Romance language. Unlike Latin,

Having recently returned from an intensive Spanish course in Madrid with don Quijote I successfully picked up the linguistic skills needed to immerse my self in the Spanish culture. Further to my stay I also gained an insight into the year abroad programme especially in regards to travelling and living abroad independently for a period of time. To further hone my Spanish I will also be undertaking Spanish classes at the university of Birmingham to keep up my Spanish. To complement my business degree I believe undertaking an additional language helps to brings a global focus as it is a skill that many people in the UK lack, with only 60% of UK natives only being able to speak a foreign language. One of the core topics I most enjoy studying at Spanish A-level is the

High school has taught me a lot through these last three years. I’ve learned that I’m not always going to master every subject right away, and that at times, staying after school and working with a teacher can be the difference from getting an A in the class to failing. I’ve learned to prioritize my time and focus on my future. Here at Hamilton High school, I also learned the how beneficial knowing another language can be in the real world to communicate with others from different backgrounds. I’m currently bilingual in Portuguese, my native language in Brazil, and English, my second language. That’s why I plan on studying a semester abroad in a Spanish speaking country to enhance my Spanish, and hopefully become fluent in three languages. In college I will continue to strive academically and as a person by pursuing my passions, and staying true to the values my family have taught me.

When I am out of school I am usually just at home and do nothing but watching tv, or finishing homework that I may have, for the next day, and you know the usual kid stuff. I try and do other activities outside of school, like sports or classes,