Personal Statement: A Career In Nursing

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After I had graduated high school, I felt assurance and certainty that I would stick with the major I had chosen regardless of how difficult it could become to obtain it. That plan eventually changed as I realized where I wanted myself to be wasn’t the path I had chosen. My goals for my education shifted as I realized a career in nursing could not completely capture what I wanted to achieve in regards to being able to help others. Of course, nursing is an incredibly selfless and hardworking pursuit; but rather than helping others individually I wondered how I could help the masses all at once. Healthcare administration soon became a clear choice for me in regards to changing my major. There can be much to learn when it comes to the field as …show more content…

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