Statement of Purpose for a Career as a Pharamcist

“Shoot for the moon. Even if you miss, you’ll land among the stars”. This is the famous and well-known saying by Les Brown. In our unit, we found all kinds of evidence that proved that dreams are both worth, and not worth it. In our unit, we read books, searched articles online, listened to motivational speeches, and watched videos online, all arguing on whether dreams are worth chasing or not. Of course, some dreams are just downright impossible or may seem too difficult; but having a goal motivates people to keep moving forward down their path, it can give a person happiness if achieved, and fulfilment in life. Even if they’re never really achieved, we could obtain these things, and possibly more.

Dreams are worth dreaming. They give people goals and make them work hard to achieve something they want. Many famous and inspiring people we know today wouldn’t be who they are if they hadn’t chased their dreams. For example, Martin Luther King Jr.. He had a vision that race would not affect how people were treated. He opened the eyes of many people and took part in many movements until he finally achieved his dream, and now today, most colored people have the same respect as white people do. The Declaration of Independence is another example. Everyone who signed that document had a dream that they would be independent from Britain. They all fought in a war together and argued together, and in the end they won, and changed our society to

People can do anything they want and achieve their end goal in life. In this paper I talked about what the American dream is and what it means to me, historians, and some other people along with how achievable it is for people. This was a interesting thing to write about. Things are different nowadays but still the same for some people. The American dream is alive but not it is not a healthy state. Peoples minds have been polluted by things and people saying or showing something false. People think it's what they want but really it just makes them have regrets and not have a happy peaceful life or death. I hope you enjoyed my own personal version and take or point of view on the American dream. I think my point of view is probably different from other people. Those were all my thoughts on the American dream, what it is, and what it

Another career is a pharmacist a Doctor of Pharmacy degree is required in order to become a pharmacist in the United States. Before you enter the Pharm.D. Degree program you'll need to complete prerequisite coursework in biology, physics, chemistry, mathematics, humanities, and social sciences. The average high school GPA of the admitted freshman class at University of Kentucky was 3.46 on the 4.0 scales indicating that primarily B+ students are accepted and ultimately attend. The starting salary is $120,950 per year. Benefits that this job has are pay, stability, and patient

The American Dream is merely the idea that people are desiring something, however the deprivation of it is what makes us want it more than anything. This “something” can be defined as love, happiness, hope, wealth, fame, and the list goes on. Typically, a person is afraid to be uncomfortable in order to pursue their dreams. The human mind is a complex structure that forces us to be afraid of chasing things that could potentially make or break us. When a person receives the thing they once craved, a new goal, or desire, sparks up in their minds. As a human, our minds will never allow us to be completely satisfied.

I spent my formative years growing up and surrounded by my family’s motel business. As a young girl, I observed deaths, strifes, happy occasions, and new life throughout the span of my childhood and adolescent years. My first hand exposures to daily struggles sparked my passion in aiding people in some form, hence pursuing

The world of science and biomedical research has always fascinated me. And throughout the years, due to volunteering at local hospitals and taking every single science course available at school (yes, I’m guilty of being a geek), my passion for the profession has only ever increased. At LifeScape, a home for intellectually and developmentally disabled children, I started mentoring a complete stranger- someone who would later become one of my closest friends. Her name was Justina. At the age of four, she was involved in an automobile accident that left her paralyzed and on a part-time ventilator. Despite her strong and nearly lifelong battle for survival, however, Justina passed away. This experience was the first time I truly envisioned myself in the medical profession because, despite all the efforts put into saving Justina’s life, she ultimately lost her battle.

With the help of my parents and student loans, I have been able to pay for college tuition and expenses, however they are getting older and financial aid is necessary for me to support my education to graduate school without having to burden my parents and apply for more student loans. Working a part-time job while taking a full-time course load has not allowed me to cover tuition expenses that are leftover after the contribution from my parents and loans. Being in an undergraduate program taking pre-requisites necessary for Physician Assistant school has been a strenuous and rewarding experience which leads to having sufficient funds to finish the undergraduate program and applying for graduate school an option that would allow me to enrich

All pharmacy programs require a Pharm.D. which is at least six years of post-secondary study. They must also pass a state board of pharmacy licensure examination. Pharm.D. is a four-year program, it requires at least two years of college study.

A dream is a goal very unique and personal to every individual, but while very much obtainable, it is often hard to travel down the road to achievement. Many people fall short of their dreams during their lifetime due to problems ranging from those that are personal, like drug addiction, to those that are out of their control, like civil war. With a constantly changing environment and evolving society, demanding situations arise and in trying to keep up, dreams fall behind. Personal laziness, lack of dedication, and lack of resources are among the obstacles that crush dreams.

Pharmacists must have a Doctor of Pharmacy degree (“Pharmacy School”). Most pharmacist go to graduate school for two years. Eighty-five percent of all pharmacy programs require students to pass the Pharmacy College Admission Test. The majority of programs require students to score between the fortieth and fiftieth percentile (“Pharmacy School”). Experience level are also not required to get hired because pharmacist need to pass many test and receive a license to be qualified. Licensing requirements are mandated by the states, so graduates need to check to specific requirements for each state. Most states require pharmacist to pass two or three

A Pediatrician and an optometrist are both professions that are needed in order to help people be healthy. Both are a type of doctor and help the general public. The two require a good education and require getting into a school that specializes in their field. When working, they make what is considered a good amount of money. These aspects appeal to me because they are all qualities I can see in my future. But each career has many aspects that differ from each other. A pediatrician specializes in the care taking of children, while an optometrist is concerned with the human eyes. They both require a different amount of education and make different amounts of money. For me, I do want to work with kids, but helping people with their eyes really interests me. Though being a pediatrician and an optometrist are both excellent careers, I prefer being an optometrist due to the education requirements, general description, and the salary.

The bare minimum that you need to become a pharmacist is a pharmacy Degree and to take chemistry, physics, biology, mathematics, anatomy, english, humanities, and social sciences(“What Are the Education Requirements for Becoming a Pharmacist?”). Although It would be beneficial to take a few of these classes during high school so that you already know a little bit of what you are getting yourself into. The only programs that are offered at my school are arithmetic, biology, chemistry, and anatomy. It takes around four or three years of prerequisite work.then four school years in a professional program. More times than not it takes student 4 years to complete the undergraduate pre-professional courses so it takes mostly eight years. Just the thought of doing eight more years of schooling is already having me feeling perplexed. Although If you are coming from another profession related to pharmacy such as chemistry you do not need to re fulfill the prerequisite coursework, all that you need to do then is take the four

There are many things in highschool that you can participate in, that would benefit someone thinking about being a pharmacist. Some of these include; Chemistry, AP Chemistry, Physic, Biology, and three years of a foreign language. You will be working with a lot of different medications and compounds, so it is very important that you know what you’re doing and you’re certain about it. You won’t be expected to know all this, straight out of highschool, but it would be a great head start to know more advanced math and science. It is also very import to take some type of Biology class. It is important to know how to body works, so you will know how to medication will react with it, and how it could effect your body. You may also want to take any kind of communication class, such as sociology because you will often have to engage with the community. In this, you will learn how to relate to people the best you can. You will learn more about the mind and how it works. You will spend most of your day talking to people and answering questions. This way you will better be able to understand someone and give the correct prescription. Before going into this career you should try to volunteer around the community, so that you are familiar with the people. Volunteering in the community will also help you gain more knowledge of whether you’d fully enjoy this career.

All of us have things that we believe in for, something that we want to accomplish. Deep down we know it’s a part of our destiny and we can feel it so strongly. The dream, compelling reason or vision, Dream without which all our actions mean nothing. It is something which many people around the world have forgotten, most working people don’t have time to even think about it. You can be an expert in every other block, you can be the best presentator on stage, you can be a best salesman of your company but it would not be effective until you clearly accept your dreams. Think about it, talk about it.