My Goal And Goals For Pediatric Oncology

“By prevailing over all obstacles and distractions, one may unfailingly arrive at his chosen goal or destination.” People have different ideas of what completing a goal looks like, however, we can all agree that it can be hard at times, there will be sacrifices that have to be made and it will not be easy. I am pursuing a career in medicine, specifically pediatric oncology. Medicine is a hard field to go into, the road is long and difficult, but I want to help people and so it is one of my goals. It’s more than just a need to want to help people because many professions help people; I want to help sick people feel better. I want to help families remain together without the loss of a child. I want children to be able to have a future. I am double majoring in human biology and psychology with a minor in Spanish. I plan to go into an MD-PhD program. Rather than staying and working at a domestic hospital, I plan to travel and serve people who otherwise would not receive help. Along with being interested in medicine, I am also interested in women’s right and equality for all races. One of my biggest goals is to help women in the Middle East. Often times women are abused in their homes and are not able to leave; I want to help those women. I want them to be able to seek shelter and I want to help them start a new life on their own or

It is important to know and understand how I learn, in order to do the best that I can. There are multiple different learning styles and each person learns differently. I have a moderate tendency for active learning, I prefer to do things and try things out rather than to just think about it. For example, in math class some people are able to just understand the concepts without doing multiple examples. However, for me, I need to do as many examples as I possibly can in order to fully understand the