My Pursuit Of Pursuing A Nursing Degree

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In my pursuit for a Nursing Degree, I envision developing into a leader within the Healthcare Industry providing superior medical attention to patients in need. As I explore further, I realize that this role is much more than helping the sick. Becoming a Nurse will provide rewarding results knowing and seeing your work positively affect another person in an effort toward changing their life for the better. Although unclear about what sector of nursing I will pursue, I anxiously look forward to experiencing the many different opportunities Nursing has to offer.

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