Letter To Ms. Younus Case Study

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Recommended: Choice of career

December 10, 2017

To whom it may concern,

I write this letter with strong recommendation of Ms. Talia Younus for medical school. I have known Ms. Younus since May 2017, as she shadowed me at South Florida Oncology and Hematology Consultants during the summer. It has been a pleasure for me to get to know Ms. Younus over this time.

During the time that I had the opportunity of having Ms. Younus as my student, she consistently impressed me by demonstrating a strong desire in becoming a future physician. Her eagerness to learn about the problems patients were experiencing was evident as she came motivated each week and asked insightful questions. Her passion for medicine is apparent as she shows interest and takes time to understand the biology

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