Life is molded by the fruits of mutations. It was this revelation that fueled my desire to delve into the world of cells and directed my fascination towards the objective details governing the universe. My will to challenge the known while embracing an open reception to knowledge is what distinguishes me as a worthy GRFAW candidate.
Currently in the 11th grade, my previous grade 10 year resulted an overall average of 93% and final marks of 100% in science and 98% in math. My passion for science resembles the irresistible gravitational effects of an ever-expanding black hole, drawn to the comfort of seeking order in chaos. I have demonstrated this aspiration through avid class participation and by seeking out scientific opportunities such as HOSA, a competitive program teaching knowledge and skills in medical sciences. Most importantly, I actively pursue scientific collaboration with others at school, and understand the academic benefit of having multiple perspectives.
When pondering the phenomena of life, it is my innate sense of curiosity that seeks out new mysteries. My love of learning inspires me to connect my growing knowledge to revolutionary ideas, such as biotechnological advancements. …show more content…
Through multiple volunteer shifts at the Credit Valley Hospital in the cardiovascular and medicine departments, I have grown significantly from the challenges faced in the stressful environment, the biggest lesson being efficient self-reliance in unpredictable situations. I also contribute in the annual planning of an environmental-awareness event called BogFest where I advocate for lesser-acknowledged issues. The extracurriculars I participate in include HOSA as a member in the biomedical laboratory science cluster, Science Club as a general member, French Club as an executive member and band as a bassist. My extracurricular involvement demonstrates my enthusiasm for learning and
Currently in the 11th grade, my previous grade 10 year resulted an overall average of 93% and final marks of 100% in science and 98% in math. My passion for science resembles the irresistible gravitational effects of an ever-expanding black hole, drawn to the comfort of seeking order in chaos. I have demonstrated this aspiration through avid class participation and by seeking out scientific opportunities such as HOSA, a competitive program teaching knowledge and skills in medical sciences. Most importantly, I actively pursue scientific collaboration with others at school, and understand the academic benefit of having multiple perspectives.
When pondering the phenomena of life, it is my innate sense of curiosity that seeks out new mysteries. My love of learning inspires me to connect my growing knowledge to revolutionary ideas, such as biotechnological advancements. …show more content…
Through multiple volunteer shifts at the Credit Valley Hospital in the cardiovascular and medicine departments, I have grown significantly from the challenges faced in the stressful environment, the biggest lesson being efficient self-reliance in unpredictable situations. I also contribute in the annual planning of an environmental-awareness event called BogFest where I advocate for lesser-acknowledged issues. The extracurriculars I participate in include HOSA as a member in the biomedical laboratory science cluster, Science Club as a general member, French Club as an executive member and band as a bassist. My extracurricular involvement demonstrates my enthusiasm for learning and