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Succeeding in medical school will require a tremendous amount of perseverance and passion. No one gets into medical school without demonstrating perseverance and overcoming the challenges that occur throughout the journey. I have persevered through being denied admission during a previous application cycle and throughout difficult coursework while pursuing a master’s degree. Not only did I overcome the challenges that I faced, but excelled academically, at my job, and in extracurricular activities. By continuing to pursue my dream I was exposed to numerous experiences and underwent significant personal development. I understand that medical school will present very difficult material and more frequent challenges, but my goal is to be a physician

I decided to pursue a career in medicine when I was an adolescent. I scheduled a science-heavy course load in high school. Pursued a degree in Honours Biological Sciences. Shadowed a physician for two months. Graduated with distinction. Applied to medical schools and received my acceptance. My academic and professional career was already planned at the ripe age of fourteen. As the years progressed, my passion and interest in medicine waned. I was left feeling deeply unfulfilled. The career I was pursuing had ceased to be reflective of my interests. I struggled to procure the enthusiasm to apply to medical school, putting it off until I was in my final year of university. Every time I broached

I want to attend the Wake Early College of Health and Sciences because I want to learn more about health and because I want to be a biomedical engineer. I am academically ready for this school because I am smart and I am a leader. I know that I am smart because I work very hard in school and nothing can distract me from my school work. For example, I don’t let students that talk to me a lot in class to distract while I am working. Also if I ever need help on an assignment, I always ask my teacher or my parents for help so I can figure out the answer. I think I am definitely behaviorally ready for this school. That is because I do not let my peers influence me into doing bad actions that will lead me to a bad future. Also, I think I am ready because I influence people in doing good behaviors for example having a good attitude at all times. I think I am ready for an early college setting because I already attend an early college school. That early college school experienced me a lot because I never knew how it will feel like to be in an early college setting, but after a while, I know how it feels like to be in one.

In spite what I was told, I gave the Air Force a try. I did not score high enough to get recruited, so then I started college within the same of year of graduating High School. The adjustments I have made to ensure that I would not encounter difficulties in my educational endeavors is by alternating my work and living environment, more flexibility in time, exercise weekly and changed my diet. A balanced lifestyle includes physical fitness and a healthy diet. I believe this allows students to focus mentally throughout their daily task or projects. I now see college as a second full time job with putting in at least twenty one hours a week of studying time at the library. Study sessions will insist on 3 hours Monday through Friday with a minimum of 5 hours on weekends. In addition to the changes that I have made in order to succeed, there are challenges in the aspect of coming into the Information Technology world with a healthcare background. Healthcare has its own language as well as the Information Technology. Even though learning the language of Information Technology will be a challenge I am confident in my strength in persistency. I’ve learned my strength is being persistent in finishing a task or goal. With diligence and persistency I will accomplish my goals. For example, an unexpected emergent situation occurred at work. There was an active shooter present within the building. .

For high school juniors college starts in two years and now is the time that students need to start considering options for college. Students need to think whether they would want to stay in-state or go out-of-state and what they want to study. College is an important aspect in life to help students prepare for the future; some people will go to college for four years, eight years, or more, but they first need to weigh the options. There are two schools that a prospective medical student can consider; the University of South Florida or the University of North Carolina- Chapel Hill. The University of South Florida (USF) and the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill (UNC) both have medical programs and have differences in student life, location, and tuition.

“I began the study of medicine, impelled by a desire for knowledge of facts and of man. The resolution to do disciplined work tied me to both laboratory and clinic for a long time to come” (Jaspers , n.d.). In the past week or so, I changed the career that I wanted to pursue from being a Pediatric Anesthesiologist to being a Medical Technologist. When I first decided to become a Pediatric Anesthesiologist, I was in my junior year of high school and I was simply browsing the world wide web for a good paying job that was also helping others that are in need. Two years later and taking the college course Strategies for Success in College, I have realized that money alone cannot sustain an individual in reaching their ‘dream goal’. I needed something

I am very fascinated with the sciences and I have no real capacity to be an artist. My parents have always pushed me in the direction of going to university, always hinting to the fact that they would be proudest of me if I were to become a doctor of some kind. Now that I have a choice of doing whatever I would like as a career, I find myself overwhelmed. It’s not like I hate the prospect of becoming a doctor, in fact I quite like it. The idea that people will one day look at me with the sort of reverence I look up to at doctors today, excites me. Also I do love helping other people solve their problems. Through this journal I have come to the realization that I need to start preparing now for university rather than

Ultimately, I am willing to put in the necessary time to study and perform well during medical school whether that means studying 16 hours or 20 hours a day. During my gap years, I have learned time management as I juggled multiple tasks while studying for the MCAT exam. I can now confidently follow a strict schedule, as well as integrate rest and relaxation when appropriate. I intend to apply these skills during medical school as I strive for

I started to panic and worry, which college would I apply to, what should I choose as my career? Since, I was interested in health care careers, I signed up for Health Care Career class offered at our school. This class should help you choose or narrow down your options about healthcare careers if you are confused. Students taking this class would be able to go to Lutheran General Hospital every Tuesday and Thursday to foreshadow each health care department. Unfortunately, it's a semester class and I was assigned to take it 2nd semester, I was hoping for it to be 1st semester. We all started to apply to college during 1st semester and I had to choose “undecided” on all college

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I should be selected to attend the FSU CoM Summer Institute because I love learning, enjoy being challenged by hard classes and/or tasks, and I have always had a love for the medical field. I grew up with my mom’s side of the family being in healthcare, her being a doctor in Russia and a nurse in the US and my grandmother worked in a lab. Ever since I was a child, I always wanted to be a veterinarian, but as I grew older my attention turned towards people. I have always been very compassionate and kind towards people and I want to fix everything wrong in the world, which of course can’t be done. I decided that healthcare would be my best option, specifically being a surgeon. With this profession I will be able to help save lives and influence the world in a positive way.

For years my dream for my future is to go to college. As a junior this year, I begin my journey by trying to select a college and a major. After researching different careers, programs of study, colleges, and financial aid, I have decided the career I’m going to pursue in becoming is a sport’s medicine physician.

Programs like the University of Cincinnati's Dual Connections program provide their students with a direct admission into their medical school while at the same time not rushing anything. By choosing a path like this a student will be able to obtain career security and also will be able to experience college life at its fullest. Since these non-accelerated programs provide a medical admission right after high school, the students accepted into the programs will be spared from the expensive, time-consuming, and most importantly, stressful medical school application process. Also, during the full four years of an undergraduate program, a student will be able to gain additional knowledge by taking classes that are outside the curriculum of a medical

Every individual encounters periods in their life that threaten their security, livelihood and overall well being. How one deals with these tough situations and perceives the lessons brought forth by their perils shapes who they ultimately become. Janet Hepburn and Russell Thornton have their fair share of differences as creatives in literature, however, their adverse experiences have shaped the way they create their art, and its subject matter. From a young age, Thornton experienced the absence of a father figure in his life and the topic of fatherhood is a reoccurring theme in much of his work, including Sirens. Similarly, Janet Hepburn, the creative mind behind Flee Fly Flown also experienced the absence of a parent; she lost her mother

I know that the road that I take to become a doctor is going to be very challenging; however I feel that my past has prepared me for taking on the challenge. As a student, I am an active participant in my academic and extracurricular activities. My first priority has always been to make good grades and learn in college. Although this is important to me, I also know that by participating in clubs, sports, and extracurricular activities, I will become a well-rounded student. I have been working hard for the last 7 years, operating as an independent, responsible adult. In that time I have constantly learnt from my life experiences and developed skills in both learning and life management. I am a very motivated person with goal setting, time management and prior skills that help me achieve what I aim to do.