Pediatrician Goals

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My goal since I was in the kindergarten is and has been to become a pediatrician. Winning the $3000 dollar scholarship can set a foundation to pursue my dreams and to become a successful person in life. Receiving this scholarship is the opportunity to go after my dream. A career such as a pediatrician requires a four year undergraduate course at a college or university. The total cost of four years of college can add up to $160,000! After the University, I will need to assist medical school for four years. the cost of medical school can be up to $220,000! Following graduation from medical school, primary care pediatricians complete three years of education in an accredited pediatric residency program. Receiving a bachelor’s degree will be

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