Dentist Personal Statement

"Little noise, little water" this is what people hear in a dental office, and this is a part of the dentist's life. I am fascinated with dentistry because the passion, the respect for the dentists and the oral surgeons who put so much effort into diagnosing my father's illness, and because of my love of science. I remembered when I was at secondary school; my dad had oral cancer. The dentists and the oral surgeons fought cancer to save my father's life. It was a tough time for our family, but we were not alone. In the cancer battle, the dentists and oral surgeons were always side-by-side with our family and conveyed strength to us. During this period, I witnessed the talents, the passion, and efforts of the dentists and oral surgeons to find the best cancer treatments for my father.

At this point, I realized that I wanted to be a dentist. Moreover, with the love of science, being a dentist is my best decision in life. To desire to be a dentist, I put myself under pressure to motivate myself to work hard in studies. As a result, I completed my prerequisites for dental school with a 3.80 GPA. My overall GPA is 3.53 and my science GPA is 3.65. With my GPA, I was honored on the Dean's List three times. I found that I am extremely excited about biology and chemistry, so I have chosen zoology as my major and chemistry as my minor in order to acquire an in-depth understanding of anatomy, physiology, and biochemistry. I have taken many science classes, which were difficult and challenging, but difficult challenges stimulate my curiosity, and I enjoy intellectual challenges. In the future, I would like to explore the world of human biology and the diversity of chemistry. In addition to biology and chemistry, I have taken classes in physics and mathematics to boost my analytical and logical abilities. These classes have given me a firm foundation for the study of dental