After taking a variety of science, quantitative, and humanity courses throughout the four years, I felt the most confident in chemistry, biology and all math classes. The teachers frequently applauded my excellent grades and hard work. I was always an ambitious and over-achieving student; qualities I continue to hold to this day as a junior in college. When the time came to apply to colleges I began to do my investigating, until reality struck; I could not afford leaving home, and at the time there were no local pharmacy schools. Financial restriction forced me to put my dream on hold, but I did not let it completely deteriorate my plans. I changed my major to biochemistry and went to a local college with the anticipation that in few years I will be able to apply to a pharmacy school. By the end of my sophomore year at Fairleigh Dickinson University my financial situation stabilized and I was able to get back on track to pursue my PharmD degree. The courses I have completed in preparation for pharmacy school varied in the level of difficulty, and for each one I gave my best effort, repeatedly resulting in desired grades. Although applying for pharmacy this late in my studies was not my first choice, I believe that by being introduced to the higher-level classes over the past years enhanced my knowledge and in result made me a more desirable
After taking a variety of science, quantitative, and humanity courses throughout the four years, I felt the most confident in chemistry, biology and all math classes. The teachers frequently applauded my excellent grades and hard work. I was always an ambitious and over-achieving student; qualities I continue to hold to this day as a junior in college. When the time came to apply to colleges I began to do my investigating, until reality struck; I could not afford leaving home, and at the time there were no local pharmacy schools. Financial restriction forced me to put my dream on hold, but I did not let it completely deteriorate my plans. I changed my major to biochemistry and went to a local college with the anticipation that in few years I will be able to apply to a pharmacy school. By the end of my sophomore year at Fairleigh Dickinson University my financial situation stabilized and I was able to get back on track to pursue my PharmD degree. The courses I have completed in preparation for pharmacy school varied in the level of difficulty, and for each one I gave my best effort, repeatedly resulting in desired grades. Although applying for pharmacy this late in my studies was not my first choice, I believe that by being introduced to the higher-level classes over the past years enhanced my knowledge and in result made me a more desirable