The anatomy of the human body, the phenomenal beauty and complexity of life deeply engages me. The opportunity to transform people's lives has encouraged me to follow my ambition of studying medicine. Learning about the evolution of medicine in history sparked my fascination for this field. With science constantly developing, new ideas forming the basis of the remarkable discoveries yet to come fuel my passion to contribute to modern day science.
My current education is science oriented with Biology and Chemistry forming the fundamentals of my further education. Both combined has enhanced my ability to research, interpret and selectively narrow data. This has equipped me with suitable skills for my vocation. The opportunity to participate in practical skills for my science subjects has introduced me to a glimpse of the clinical aspect of medicine, consolidating my choice of course. Studying Mathematics at A Level has improved my ability to solve and tackle problems in a logical
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Opting to study at home independently and not attend sixth from has made me self-reliant and confident that I will be able to flourish in university. In my spare time, I practice yoga to help boost my physical stamina and cleanse my mind. It increases my patience enabling me to cope in stressful environments. Additionally, I enjoy reading books such as 'The Soul Of A Doctor', a collection of medical student essays enlightening me on ethical issues and the ability to keep our humanity intact during the crucial transition from a student to a literate clinician. I have also taken part in lectures and clinical skills session at university open days which has further confirmed my decision to study medicine.
In my further reading, I have taken an interest in the capabilities of the human brain consequently enrolling in a course 'The many faces of dementia' informing me of not only the scientific aspect but the emotional challenges as shown through the