Forensic Pathologist Career

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For as long as I can remember, I have always felt for people even if I don’t know them personally. That’s why my dream job is to become a forensic pathologist so that I can help families that are affected by drug overdoses or other unfortunate deaths. Most often, people aren’t familiar with that career when I describe it to them, which is exactly why I want to go into it.
There’s a high demand for forensic pathologists because most people are not willing to go through the demanding schooling for it, but I believe that with my passion, I can push through. With the opioid epidemic in Cleveland right now, so many people are silently affected and I absolutely hate to sit around and do nothing. So far I’m accepted to 3 universities in Ohio, and I plan on majoring in neuroscience and pre-medicine. Not only do I love forensic science, but …show more content…

While I was confused and crushed at the time, I feel that it has made me stronger since I’ve now accepted that he is gone. Because his death was unexpected, my mother wasn’t prepared for what was to come. I have three siblings, but my mother is wise with her money and was independent enough to push through the tough times. That doesn’t mean money isn’t an issue anymore, though. One of my sisters sufferers social and learning disabilities which make her incapable of supporting herself, so she’s living at home at age 24. Since my dad’s death, I’ve felt a responsibility to be as mature and low-maintenance as possible to make my mom’s life easier so she would be able to focus on her kids that needed the most help. I still have aspirations and goals of my own and I wish to be able to pursue them without worry that I’d be a burden to my mom. I am very excited about my future and feel that with the opportunity your scholarship will provide, I can contribute my curiosity to the world and help

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