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The prestige of USC's College of Nursing primarily drew my attention to the university. I believe this is the university that will mold me into me being the best pediatric nurse I can be. I am currently enrolled in Anatomy Honors and I've joined HOSA to gain more comprehension of future curriculum at USC and expertise in nursing. I also feel as if I've cemented my dedication to the medical field in my academic performance in Health Science and Medical Terminology. After earning my Masters of Science in Nursing and gaining occupational experience, I wish to devote myself to international humanitarian efforts. I also believe this is the university that is bet at providing career opportunities after I attain my degree. I want to leave a legacy

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