Ever since my youth, I have aimed to become a physician, and as a result, both my academics and views of the world of the world have been developed as such.
Academically, I have learned that only hard work and diligence can take me to new heights, and therefore, with everything that I do, I aim to give one hundred and ten percent of myself to the task at hand. Furthermore, I have grasped the concept that sometimes, ideas cannot be grasped easily, and due to this, I have developed the skill of being able to ask questions in situations in which I do not fully understand. In addition to asking these types of questions, I have learned to question various things, whether it be about how does something work or what the purpose of something is and how does it relate to an interface as a whole. In terms of my view of the world, my aspirations for medicine have aided me in
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For instance, with the recent events of Puerto Rico, the residents of the disaster stricken area are still undergoing reconstruction. Additionally, Puerto Rico requires a large sum of funds which when not produced, results in their population becoming underserved. When witnessing disastrous events such as these, I begin to ask myself about what I can do to help, and as a result, I begin to culminate ideas about how medicine can help these underserved people. With medicine, I will be able to fulfill the need to help the underserved people by providing them with services that they could not receive otherwise. Moreover, there are a multitude of people in a similar situation, and with the process of using medicine to help these people, it can make the world a better place as it would be both positive and compassionate while also helping the underserved.