Healthcare has long been an industry of interest to me as I have watched my family struggle with navigating the system and have had personal encounters that have left me questioning that there has to be a better way to deliver care. As an aspiring Healthcare Consultant, I seek to identify ways to deliver more personalized services and optimize the delivery of care for all. Pursuing a role of this magnitude will require business knowledge, industry expertise, and ambitious leadership skills to tackle the healthcare challenges of our interdependent world. I want to go to a business school where I will learn, gain access to thought provoking leaders, and be challenged to dream big. I believe the Stanford Graduate School of Business (GSB) is that school for me. The GSB culture breeds a cultivation of passion. With such an intimate class size, I would be able to engage with a diverse population of highly motivated individuals. I witnessed firsthand the curious and collaborative spirit of the student body during Professor James Lattin’s Customer Acquisition for New Ventures course, when I watched student’s leverage their knowledge and experience to teach one another in a lively discussion. This profound and synergetic essence transcends throughout the warm, innovative campus design that I find appealing as I look to change climates. …show more content…
Living in the epicenter of Silicon Valley, where the healthcare technology industry is growing by the day, will provide me with access to industry leaders that I intend to leverage as educational resources for me and my peers through the Healthcare Club’s TEACH programs. While I am enthralled about the opportunity to live near Silicon Valley, I also look forward to gaining a deeper global perspective by participating in GMIX and interacting with an extremely unique