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Mississippi School Application Essay

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The Mississippi School for Mathematics and Science provides more than an incredible learning experience for its students. On top of being able to provide an excellent learning experience for its students, it also provides a very unique residential environment for those able to attend. The MSMS provides extraordinary opportunities, not only in the world of academics, but in real world situations as well. I feel that the school’s residential and academic means have the ability to turn students into very strong leaders, capable of handling real world situations on their own. I think that this school would give me a wonderful learning experience along with the chance to try something new and challenging in the process. The advanced classes would give …show more content…

I want to be a surgeon, whether I’ve figured out the specialization or not yet. I dream to achieve something great, and not be “just another physician”. I would love to be a household name amongst doctors worldwide, and because this is such an extraordinary dream, an extraordinary school would be the place to start. With MSMS being a school for math and science, I feel like I have the potential to learn more about those careers through the advanced classes offered there than I would at home. The mission of MSMS is to enhance the future of Mississippi in the global society by meeting the individual needs of gifted and talented students through providing innovative learning experiences and leadership development in a residential environment. My plans for the future align with the stated mission because I am willing to put forth the effort to achieve my goals. I hope to make an impact in the medical community on a global scale. I hope to bring innovative medicine to Mississippi and make the state one of the top spots to be for advanced medical care. In my perfect future, I might be able to further prevent heart disease or create

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