What I love about chemistry is the constant sense of discovery. Since I was a child, the world around me has always captivated my attention and curiosity. This curiosity led me to question and explore the world around me. When I finally took chemistry, in high school, I felt as though I had finally found the answers to all my questions. Through my high school years, I have tried to well round myself by taking different types of sciences, by doing so I have only cemented my previous feelings for chemistry. Reflecting on how I felt such a monumental connection with chemistry, I have seen that the subject has influenced me to major in Biochemistry and later on pursue a career as a doctor. The fact that becoming a doctor will allow me to use
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Because I took such challenging chemistry courses and was able to succeed in them, they have given me a new kind of confidence which has influenced me to be a better student in school. Since my first chemistry class, I have tried to get as involved with the sciences offered at my school. I constantly go to Saturday study sessions that are given at my school in order to get ahead in my science classes. I also attended “Dia De Ciencias” at UCR to get further involved with the STEM programs and to see if majoring in Biochemistry was right for me.
I know that by majoring in Biochemistry and becoming a doctor in my future I will always feel joy and satisfaction with my life because they all have chemistry within them. I find this subject so interesting and fascinating, enough so I will be basing my career and entire future on it.
1. Describe an example of your leadership experience in which you have positively influenced others, helped resolve disputes or contributed to group efforts over …show more content…
Since I want to become a doctor later on in my life I knew that I could only allow this experience to academically affect me in a positive way. Instead of becoming a person who lost focus on school, I was able to show that through this experience I became a resilient person that did better in school. I will later in my life need to be resilient and now because becoming a doctor is a tough career path and I can not allow myself to give up each time someone tells me I can not be a doctor.
So although this was by far the most painful situation I have ever gone through because it was like losing a parent, a best friend, I will not let it bring me down. I will show how out of this situation I have grown and have turned these series of tragedies into my strengths and motivation to become a doctor one day. (357)
What is the thing that sets you apart from other candidates applying to the university of
Because I took such challenging chemistry courses and was able to succeed in them, they have given me a new kind of confidence which has influenced me to be a better student in school. Since my first chemistry class, I have tried to get as involved with the sciences offered at my school. I constantly go to Saturday study sessions that are given at my school in order to get ahead in my science classes. I also attended “Dia De Ciencias” at UCR to get further involved with the STEM programs and to see if majoring in Biochemistry was right for me.
I know that by majoring in Biochemistry and becoming a doctor in my future I will always feel joy and satisfaction with my life because they all have chemistry within them. I find this subject so interesting and fascinating, enough so I will be basing my career and entire future on it.
1. Describe an example of your leadership experience in which you have positively influenced others, helped resolve disputes or contributed to group efforts over …show more content…
Since I want to become a doctor later on in my life I knew that I could only allow this experience to academically affect me in a positive way. Instead of becoming a person who lost focus on school, I was able to show that through this experience I became a resilient person that did better in school. I will later in my life need to be resilient and now because becoming a doctor is a tough career path and I can not allow myself to give up each time someone tells me I can not be a doctor.
So although this was by far the most painful situation I have ever gone through because it was like losing a parent, a best friend, I will not let it bring me down. I will show how out of this situation I have grown and have turned these series of tragedies into my strengths and motivation to become a doctor one day. (357)
What is the thing that sets you apart from other candidates applying to the university of