The decision to pursue a career in dentistry was reinforced when I was offered an internship at The Forsyth Institute. What started as a basic data entry position soon evolved into a clinical internship, a laboratory internship, and ultimately led to my current position as a research assistant in the Microbiology Department. My time at The …show more content…
Accordingly, my undergraduate courses reflect my passion and support my motivation for the dental profession, as each subject has taught me essential skills in preparation for the challenges of pursuing a degree in this field. Studying biology and anatomy have intensified my interests in the medical and scientific fields and have allowed me to take an analytical approach to different tasks. Studying writing and research has proven to be fundamental since it has given me the capacities to have comprehensible written skills as well as the aptitude to understand complex ideas and theories. Studying both psychology and medical ethics have equipped me with invaluable communication skills and a tremendous understanding of patient care. These learned skills have given me the potential and commitment to undertake the study of dentistry and could be applied to everyday life within the dental