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Why I Chose To Join The NHS

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I want to join NHS because I would like gain more leadership experience. It would help me to better develop the leadership skills I already have and further learn new skills. In addition I would like to be surround by people who want to grow academically, just as I do. It would help me to push myself in my academic rigor by surrounding me with people who would also like to continue to grow and learn as a student. I would also love to become more involved in community service, which is something that NHS would allow me to do. NHS would provide me more activities that I could do to serve my community and make it a better place while also being surrounded with people that have to same goals. I could contribute to NHS because I am very creative.
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