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Physician Assistant Personal Statement

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I have several lifetime goals that mean a lot to me. I really hope to accomplish them one day. Since, of course, being currently a senior in Brownsville Early College High School, and also attending the University of Texas at Rio Grande Valley. For some students look at college as a dream to attend, but I see it as an accomplishment. All the things my parents and family members will see to me as I was growing up was to prepare and work hard for my education or the degree I want, and I have. All of my family members and my parents say to me that am fortunate to have a head start for my degree while still attending high school. Not only do I want to stick to stay here for my degree plan to become a Physician Assistant or a Pediatrician, but I want to go places, learn new diversities. …show more content…

The clubs organize a series of events or activities at school or outside of school; which help on lending a hand or to know more people, which might have the same interest as me. Throughout my whole high school year I have been a member or officer in around nine clubs. Most of all the clubs I attended gave me the opportunity to corporate in the community. For instance, Student council arranges events where anyone could participate as cancer awareness or Martin Luther King Day and also help contribute in school. Then Robotics and Spanish club, had community hours to help the community, for example in robotics we will teach kids engineering, and in Spanish we will make games for the

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