My Ultimate Goal In Life

I am a simple 19-year-old girl who was born and brought up in a simple household in Bangladesh and Thailand. My father works for the United Nations and my mother is a housewife. My father always used tell my sister and me that life is unfair but it will easy only if we think it to be. I was too naïve to really understand what my father meant until I started to travel alone. Since I am a Bangladeshi Hindu, I belong to a minority in my country and in the world in general. The world entails of too many stereotypes, you are not aware of them until you become a part of them. I have been treated differently in the airports, in schools and in places I have interned before because of my identity. My family and I have been victims of several unfair

There are several disparities and inequalities which exist in the healthcare field. Since I have always faced inequality due to my race, religion and gender, I am more aware of the type of unfairness I might face near future. Unfairness will not only happen once I start earning, the process of being a doctor will not be a smooth path either. Some of the inequalities I might face range from the admissions to medical school till the day I start to earn. Getting into a US medical school will be particular difficult for me because international students do not have the same opportunity and chances as a US citizen does. It is not only harder for us to get in, it is thrice the amount of tuition fee than what a resident would pay. Additionally, I am girl so my chances are a lot lower depending on the school as they might prefer boys than girls because there are more male workers are preferred in the laboratories (Pacific Standard 1). Once I start earning, unfair work place activities will follow me. Like all the other jobs, I will be earning less than a male employee in the same position as me because females tend to earn lower than men in every work area according to what we learnt in