I am writing to you to inform you of my interest in the Bachelor’s of Science in Nursing Pre-Licensure program at Western Governors University. After thoroughly exploring all of my options I have come to the conclusion that the Bachelor’s of Science in Nursing program at your institution is my best option because it suits my personal lifestyle with its flexibility, affordability, and innovative approach towards education.
I haven’t always known I wanted to do nursing. I actually thought for a long time that my calling was to become a Biomedical Engineer. Since a young age, I found passion in helping those in need but also a love for technological advances. I wanted to be a biomedical engineer to find innovative ways to help people. However, life circumstances guided me into becoming more hands-on and personal with those I wanted to aid. Being the eldest and coming from and immigrant family put me in the midst of becoming my family’s voice and assistant. At a young age, I helped my mother care for my disabled brother from translating at doctor visits to helping with …show more content…
The Director of Nursing found my eagerness to learn more of the nursing field compelling and quickly acquired me a transfer to the Sub-acute department. Upon my yearning to learn more material and exposure I decided to take an extra step and completed a phlebotomy certification course while finishing my prerequisites for Nursing. The final step in my journey came when a former Nurse to Fountain Valley Regional Hospital referred me for a position as Nursing Assistant for the Float Pool department. I met the most important individuals in Fountain Valley that served me as advisors on different nursing programs. Current students guided me in choosing Western Governors University as my institution of
I haven’t always known I wanted to do nursing. I actually thought for a long time that my calling was to become a Biomedical Engineer. Since a young age, I found passion in helping those in need but also a love for technological advances. I wanted to be a biomedical engineer to find innovative ways to help people. However, life circumstances guided me into becoming more hands-on and personal with those I wanted to aid. Being the eldest and coming from and immigrant family put me in the midst of becoming my family’s voice and assistant. At a young age, I helped my mother care for my disabled brother from translating at doctor visits to helping with …show more content…
The Director of Nursing found my eagerness to learn more of the nursing field compelling and quickly acquired me a transfer to the Sub-acute department. Upon my yearning to learn more material and exposure I decided to take an extra step and completed a phlebotomy certification course while finishing my prerequisites for Nursing. The final step in my journey came when a former Nurse to Fountain Valley Regional Hospital referred me for a position as Nursing Assistant for the Float Pool department. I met the most important individuals in Fountain Valley that served me as advisors on different nursing programs. Current students guided me in choosing Western Governors University as my institution of