Brainiac225
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Hello, I am new to this forum,
Being a doctor is my dream, as my sister passed away when I was young of cancer and I would have done anything to have been able to save her. I admire the doctors who tried so hard, and I grew up in hospitals my entire childhood.
I started out my path in school not pursuing medicine though, and I had a rough start. I did not take school seriously and have around 5 F's, and a couple of C's on my record all that I have retaken and passed except for a Computer Science 1020 class. Since I have started my Biology bachelor's degree I have received all A's, and have found that I really excel at the major so far. I have a passion and a drive for medicine that I never saw before. Computer Science was not for me, and when I first started school I was not very mature. I am now 23 and am very serious about studying hard to become a doctor. I m currently going to community college for two years as it is the only way I can afford to go to school and will transfer to a four-year institution. Will my past failures keep me from this goal?
Being a doctor is my dream, as my sister passed away when I was young of cancer and I would have done anything to have been able to save her. I admire the doctors who tried so hard, and I grew up in hospitals my entire childhood.
I started out my path in school not pursuing medicine though, and I had a rough start. I did not take school seriously and have around 5 F's, and a couple of C's on my record all that I have retaken and passed except for a Computer Science 1020 class. Since I have started my Biology bachelor's degree I have received all A's, and have found that I really excel at the major so far. I have a passion and a drive for medicine that I never saw before. Computer Science was not for me, and when I first started school I was not very mature. I am now 23 and am very serious about studying hard to become a doctor. I m currently going to community college for two years as it is the only way I can afford to go to school and will transfer to a four-year institution. Will my past failures keep me from this goal?