A Career As A Physician's Assistant

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If I could go back in time, I would do many things differently. Then again, how many of us feel the same way? Now that I am a high school senior, I see the importance of an education. It’s up to me to push myself, not my mother or anyone else. I would have liked to come to this realization much sooner, I do not want to work two jobs and not have enough time to be with my family. I have seen how tough it can be. I know what career I would like to pursue. I would like to be a physician’s assistant. I would like to be the first person in my family to go to college. I would like my mother to be proud of me and my accomplishments.
This year I have remarkable matured; I value my education and desire a successful future with a career. With this

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