Personal statement- First draft:
Why am I applying for this course?
Introduction to Biomedical Science.
NEUROSCIENCE:
Why do we dream? Why do we have emotions? How are memories stored? What I find so intriguing about the brain is that we know so little about it but at the same time it is unarguably one of the most important organs in the human body.
A neuroscience degree will allow me to link my scientific knowledge to understand more about how organisms function. I am curious to find out more about how the brain can relate to the behaviour of different organisms in real life. There are so many unanswered questions remaining. Brain disease and cures is something which I would love to discover more about.
Why am I interested in the course?
Genetics and disease are aspects Biology that I have taken a particular curiosity in, including the treatment of disease. It is the recipe …show more content…
Not only am I dedicated to my studies but I am also an active member of my school, contributing to many interhouse activities such as basketball, netball and rounders.
Hobbies?
In addition to contributing my time to the school netball team weekly training and games, I have assisted with netball coaching in the past in order to become more devoted to the sport. The teamwork skills required by netball have allowed me to work better as a team in my academics. In the future I desire to continue learning Spanish throughout my time at university, as it is something I truly enjoy and believe will be of value in the future. During my free time, reading is one of my favourite hobbies.
Conclusion
I strongly believe my resilient work ethic and self-motivation will enable me to be as successful in the course and hopefully it will enable me to obtain a job in the future which I value just as much.
By studying this course at university I believe that I will find it as enjoyable as I have studying the related aspects at A level and
Why am I applying for this course?
Introduction to Biomedical Science.
NEUROSCIENCE:
Why do we dream? Why do we have emotions? How are memories stored? What I find so intriguing about the brain is that we know so little about it but at the same time it is unarguably one of the most important organs in the human body.
A neuroscience degree will allow me to link my scientific knowledge to understand more about how organisms function. I am curious to find out more about how the brain can relate to the behaviour of different organisms in real life. There are so many unanswered questions remaining. Brain disease and cures is something which I would love to discover more about.
Why am I interested in the course?
Genetics and disease are aspects Biology that I have taken a particular curiosity in, including the treatment of disease. It is the recipe …show more content…
Not only am I dedicated to my studies but I am also an active member of my school, contributing to many interhouse activities such as basketball, netball and rounders.
Hobbies?
In addition to contributing my time to the school netball team weekly training and games, I have assisted with netball coaching in the past in order to become more devoted to the sport. The teamwork skills required by netball have allowed me to work better as a team in my academics. In the future I desire to continue learning Spanish throughout my time at university, as it is something I truly enjoy and believe will be of value in the future. During my free time, reading is one of my favourite hobbies.
Conclusion
I strongly believe my resilient work ethic and self-motivation will enable me to be as successful in the course and hopefully it will enable me to obtain a job in the future which I value just as much.
By studying this course at university I believe that I will find it as enjoyable as I have studying the related aspects at A level and