Living as in breathing? Walking while simultaneously talking and saying words that make sense? Possessing the ability to function? Like a normal human? I hope so. Predicting where I will be at the end of the semester and including all of the former statements feels like wishful thinking. Although positive thinking is a preemptive measure to combat the worries that naturally accompany a freshman pre medicine student. Therefor if I am to be optimistic, my first hope for where I will be at the end of the semester is in the position to say my major with more confidence. Currently I plan on majoring in biology although right now I am not enrolled in a biology class, which partially scares me. I am currently only taking chemistry because I didn’t
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I always strive to make my parents proud of me, especially my dad who I happen to share a name with. My parents always commit themselves to giving me everything I need to be successful in life and graduating from Case Western would be a small step towards “paying them back.” My mom works in education and my dad’s main pursuit in life is to never stop learning and growing as in individual. Essentially, I could kill two birds with one stone by receiving my diploma. In addition I am looking forward to passing the torch onto my brother, Adam, who will be starting college when I finish. I am excited to see where he decides to continue his education. Baseball is a big part of Adam’s life so I am sure our family will be simultaneously celebrating my accomplishments as well as his in terms of him signing to a school. After leaving Case I plan on going to medical school so on graduation date I will most likely know where I will spending the next four years of my life working towards achieving my goal of becoming a pediatrician. Unfortunately I don’t know what else will change in not just my life but in the life of others close with me such as my family, so these hopes and desires are contingent on the fact that the basic parts of my life remain
I always strive to make my parents proud of me, especially my dad who I happen to share a name with. My parents always commit themselves to giving me everything I need to be successful in life and graduating from Case Western would be a small step towards “paying them back.” My mom works in education and my dad’s main pursuit in life is to never stop learning and growing as in individual. Essentially, I could kill two birds with one stone by receiving my diploma. In addition I am looking forward to passing the torch onto my brother, Adam, who will be starting college when I finish. I am excited to see where he decides to continue his education. Baseball is a big part of Adam’s life so I am sure our family will be simultaneously celebrating my accomplishments as well as his in terms of him signing to a school. After leaving Case I plan on going to medical school so on graduation date I will most likely know where I will spending the next four years of my life working towards achieving my goal of becoming a pediatrician. Unfortunately I don’t know what else will change in not just my life but in the life of others close with me such as my family, so these hopes and desires are contingent on the fact that the basic parts of my life remain