As I look back at my high school years, I can easily say I was challenged towards the magis. Academically, I attend a rigorous high school which enables me to be challenged towards the magis. Every day when I am at school, I am taught towards the more, I am taught more than what the average high school is taught. Ethically, I am presented challenging questions towards the health science field. Socially, I achieve the magis by branching out into different schools on my campus and create long lasting connections.
Personally, I achieved the magis at a Health Sciences competition. I challenged myself to perfect every aspect of the competition, the challenge was to place first at the state level and to advance to the second round at the international …show more content…
I depict myself being asked questions beyond what will be seen on the MCAT and the GRE. I imagine myself to be able to answer questions from the broadest level to the smallest level. Outside of the classroom, however, I will challenged academically. The quote “New York is my campus. Fordham is my school.” means that no matter where I go in New York, I will be challenged to learn more academically. I plan to learn more when I partake in an internship at the Bronx Zoo or plan to shadow a veterinarian at the Middletown Animal Clinic. I see myself being challenged towards the magis academically in the outstanding campus of New York to advance towards becoming a veterinarian. I will gain magis academically through the rigor of the core curriculum and learn how to contemplate difficult subjects and write eloquently. The academic magis will never end, but that is what I admire about …show more content…
The Bronx having a indubitably diverse population will teach me how to grow with those of different backgrounds. I will gain magis in the socially diverse campus. The interaction with those of a different background will teach me more about social situations and how to deal with the situations. I desire the ethical magis from the classes taken. The close-knit class size and the types of classes taken at Fordham will teach me ethical values and strengthen my ethical decision making. The Philosophy and the faith and critical reasoning courses will help me achieve the magis ethically. The magis ethically will help me in my career as a veterinarian when it comes to making ethical decisions and how to help others make ethical decisions. In conclusion, I see myself being challenged towards the magis academically, personally, ethically, and socially at Fordham. The emphasis of being challenged towards the magis in these traits will help me be able to function in the growing society. I believe that there is no such thing as too much, and Fordham will help me challenge the
Personally, I achieved the magis at a Health Sciences competition. I challenged myself to perfect every aspect of the competition, the challenge was to place first at the state level and to advance to the second round at the international …show more content…
I depict myself being asked questions beyond what will be seen on the MCAT and the GRE. I imagine myself to be able to answer questions from the broadest level to the smallest level. Outside of the classroom, however, I will challenged academically. The quote “New York is my campus. Fordham is my school.” means that no matter where I go in New York, I will be challenged to learn more academically. I plan to learn more when I partake in an internship at the Bronx Zoo or plan to shadow a veterinarian at the Middletown Animal Clinic. I see myself being challenged towards the magis academically in the outstanding campus of New York to advance towards becoming a veterinarian. I will gain magis academically through the rigor of the core curriculum and learn how to contemplate difficult subjects and write eloquently. The academic magis will never end, but that is what I admire about …show more content…
The Bronx having a indubitably diverse population will teach me how to grow with those of different backgrounds. I will gain magis in the socially diverse campus. The interaction with those of a different background will teach me more about social situations and how to deal with the situations. I desire the ethical magis from the classes taken. The close-knit class size and the types of classes taken at Fordham will teach me ethical values and strengthen my ethical decision making. The Philosophy and the faith and critical reasoning courses will help me achieve the magis ethically. The magis ethically will help me in my career as a veterinarian when it comes to making ethical decisions and how to help others make ethical decisions. In conclusion, I see myself being challenged towards the magis academically, personally, ethically, and socially at Fordham. The emphasis of being challenged towards the magis in these traits will help me be able to function in the growing society. I believe that there is no such thing as too much, and Fordham will help me challenge the