Statement Of Purpose In Biology

Biology. Seven letters, one word. Biology initially was a course the state of Texas required me to take but as time progressed biology soon became my passion. Eventually over time, biology started to reflect in my everyday life and started to inspire me to scope more into the study. Biology became my calling and the key to the future I’ve always desired to obtain. Becoming a biology major in the University of Texas at Austin and obtaining a Human Biology degree with be the first step of many to being closer to becoming a successful physical therapist.

Growing up in a family of doctors influenced me to pursue the knowledge of health and diseases. I long for devoting myself to public health. With data explosion, I realized that data-driven science is indispensable to meet the increasing demand in medical and biological improvement. Therefore, I want to apply tools of statistics to address human health problems and become an excellent biostatistician. My goal in entering in the M.S. program at Johns Hopkins University (JHU) is to develop expertise in Biostatistics. At JHU, I am able to obtain an interdisciplinary perspective, combining approaches and knowledge derived from statistics, computing and biology. In the future, I plan to pursue Ph.D. study and one day lead my own research group. To meet these objectives, I wish to carry on advanced study at JHU.

As I study to complete a Biomedical Engineering degree at the University of Florida I know that I will gain extensive knowledge that will help me succeed in my post collegiate endeavors. Attending the University of Florida will further my knowledge on this field in both classrooms and research labs. By the end of my career at UF I hope to have the skills and knowledge needed to conduct research, work in a research group, and even lead research projects in the Biomedical field. Currently, I am planning on applying to medical school. The hard work and dedication that i need in order to receive a degree from UF will not only increase my chances of being accepted into medical school, but also of being successful as a med-school student, and eventually

I’m interested in a career in the medical field and health care services, but I am undecided whether I want to practice medicine or go into medical research. With this program, I explore the research side of the medical field. Since I was young, I have been fascinated by the seemingly endless possibilities in genetics and stem cells, but more specifically, their application to the human body. Studying the countless diseases and birth defects, genetic therapies and manipulation of stem cells reveals the endless potential to improve health care. From treating predisposition to diseases and cancer to growing new organs, the fields of genetics and stem cells is growing quickly, and I want to join and help advance them.

I live in small town, without a lot of opportunities. Attending one of the programs above can help me see our amazing world. This opportunity can also give me an better chance to see how college life are supposed to be. I choose most of Science Programs because Science is what make me interest the most. At my school, I always wish we have a little Science club for science lover, but it's so hard to find a sponsor and funding for the club. Explore things and learned from experiences are one on the top of my to-do list. Attending in AP Biology class gave me a tremendous point of view of our life. From a little thing, such as bacteria, to our enormous human structure with complex organ systems, every thing can be learned and discovered. I love

With pure passion for scientific reasoning and some accompanying expectation, I chose Statistics as my major in undergraduate period at Hunan University nearly four years ago. Then, at this moment when my college life will come to an end, I am submitting my application to the Master of Science in Interdisciplinary Statistics and Operation Research program of The University of North Carolina of Chapel Hill which is exactly consistent with my professional interest and career goal in the interdisciplinary business consulting realm.

With a broad spectrum of varying disciplines, biomedical science is the most diverse course, allowing me the opportunity to broaden my prospects. I strive to become academically excellent, with hopes to exercise clinical treatment or be part of medical research. I have become intrigued and captivated from laboratory practicals, as I saw some of the fundamental chemical reactions we humans undertake. Some of the practicals learnt during my BTEC course were; chemical tests and techniques, biomedical techniques and gel electrophoresis. This had then compelled me to further my interest in science. Lately, when covering assignments in class, I greatly enjoyed topics such as; genetics, medical physics, biomedical science and biochemistry. Because of my passion and particular enthusiasm in biology, but with applications from all disciplines of science, I had therefore concluded to study biomedical science. I have been prepared to provide coursework throughout the year, writing reports and referencing, and meeting deadlines; some of the essential and pertinent skills required in university which I have already obtained, hence showing my

It was amazing to start my med tech journey in May 2016 at your lab. After the one-week incredible learning experience at your lab, I have fully enjoyed the rest of my internships at Kennestone. I have been back on the Augusta campus for my last semester before I graduate in May.

Since high school, I was really enjoyed biology. It helps me understand how the body system work and how ones live in a population. At undergraduate level, I have more variety of courses to choose from. That helped me know about different field of science and biology. So far, ecology and developmental biology are easy for me to understand but I’m more interested in cell biology and physiology. Cell biology today as told by my professor has undergo to include interdisciplinary such as biotechnology, chemistry and biology. From my cell biology courses, I learned how to use southern blotting to detect a specific DNA sequence, as well as other techniques that I think

Unbeknownst to me my desire to keep up to date with medical news made me even more suited for biomedical science. I also think the skills I acquired in A level biology and chemistry, specifically lab skills, increase my suitability for the course. I'm familiar with chemistry lab equipment and also microscopes, including various staining techniques. Whilst studying A level chemistry my statistical and analytical skills greatly improved. Using equations, graphs and drawing conclusions from presented data has further prepared me to study biomedical

In my opinion, true happiness is being able to put your passion to good use while improving the life of others. It is putting your best capabilities to work and creating something of real importance. This is why I always feel inspired when I think of Bioscience Technology. Not only is it a field that perfectly combines theoretical knowledge and practical skills, it is also a field of exciting discoveries waiting to be found—discoveries that will undoubtedly benefit the entire human race. I, too, want to be a part of this discovery, and I believe that being part of the Bioscience Technology program is the right stepping stone in pursuing my dreams of doing so.

From biology and chemistry to anatomy and physics, I have had the opportunity to study a variety of sciences, often a very high levels throughout high school. I find science’s ability to make sense of the world amazing. While I have taken an assortment of science classes, I want to major in biology, particularly microbiology and neurobiology, for two main reasons. First, I want to study biology in college because I find the fundamental questions biology seeks to answer to be fascinating. Second, because I want to become a doctor, understanding biology would serve many practical purposes.

I just wanted to let you know that thanks to your help and support I could get into the PharmD program at University of Minnesota which is ranked # 3 in the nation.

From an early age, I have been fascinated by how things work. It seems, listening to family, that I was never satisfied with a simple answer that machine runs on power; but always wanted to know more. As I completed my undergraduate education in ________, I became more and more interested in pursuing an advanced degree in Biomedical Engineering. My well-rounded educational pursuits thus far have served me well, engineering complimented by a sound background in the humanities and hard sciences. I have, though, a robust passion to learn more, to hone my skills even more in a field that has simply exploded over the past decade biomedical engineering.

I am particularly interested in the ongoing research in the lab of prof. Dr. Diana Fagan. I have contacted her and she encouraged me to apply for a position in his lab. Understanding immune response and applying it to prevent diseases is of paramount importance in developing novel and effective therapeutics. By doing so, billions of dollars and countless lives can be saved around the globe. My second, and personal, goal is to convey the in-depth understanding and love of microbiology and immunology to the students I teach. My long term goal is to be a part of transformation in understanding the immunulogy, mechanism of infection, antibiotic resistance and