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College Admissions Essay: My Role In Professional Medicine

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The world in 25 years are full with modern and technologies. It is very different like heaven and earth than we stand and rise now. It is very wonderful and get more convenience.The speed of internet network get more advance and everyone need it to do their works easily. The economy more stable than before and the society become more intelligent and the way of their thinking are more creative, imaginative and critis. There was no problem and pollution and free from any wars and crimes like before. I wish that this world will be last forever so that the people can live peacefully and happily.

My role in 25 years , I become a professional medicine doctor who is helping and treating people everyday and everynight besides being a strong mother …show more content…

I was really sad but I tend to forget it and and took my pens and books to study hard. I focused more on Science and Mathematics than others , to make my mother believed that I can achieve my ambition as a doctor.Unfortunately, I bad in Science because it is very difficult. I often got grade B and C during my examinations and tests but I pushed myself harder and studied during midnight. After all , my big efforts gave me a flying colours in my PT3 examination. I got straight A’s and I finally broke my mother hopes that want me to become a …show more content…

I studied in KISAS – a boarding school and top in Malaysia. There were lots of challenges because that was my first time studying in a boarding school and apart from my family.I felt very tired during the school time and my weekend packed with studying , revision and additional class. I felt so stressed until I fell sick.I went for a check-up and the doctor said that I have tumor in my brain as I always sleep late at night and stressed with my diet that not balanced.I felt very sad and cried. I thought that my life will be end from that time. But, my parents gave me support and prays for me . Gratefully , my surgery went well and I got a full and speed recovery.

Then , I continue studying for my SPM examination with a good and healthy preparation and finally I got 11A. I spent 1 years in Foundation in University Malaya and studying abroad to University Al-Azhar in Mesir for Degree in Medicine for 5 years that full with difficulties and challenges. I also worked as part-time worker in grocery to make some money as I apart from my family.During my final year , I break my leg and studied with my all my friends. Finally , we continue to Master and get Doctor of Philosophy in Medicine at University Cambridgde. Then , I become a professional doctor in

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