khoiphan
Dec 30, 2011
Undergraduate / 'the last patient walked out' - Common App short answer [3]
Thank you very much! Very appreciate your help :D
Thank you very much! Very appreciate your help :D
khoiphan
Dec 24, 2011
Undergraduate / 'the last patient walked out' - Common App short answer [3]
Topics:Please briefly elaborate on one of your extracurricular activities or work experiences in the space below (1000 character maximum).
Someone please help me with my short answer for my common app.
Btw, my grammar is not very good.
Thank you so much.
"Patients numbered 201,202, and 202 please follow me to the laboratory for blood testing."
As soon as the last patient walked out of the lab's doors, I was excited to know that my second day at work, as a volunteer coordinator, has been completed in an outstanding way. Rewarding myself a bottle of cool water for that accomplishment in that charity campaign with the Operation Smile Organization, I felt very happy and proud that I had been able to work with them, bringing "the smiles" to unfortunate children, who had not had chances to grow up as normal children did. Seeing these children's smiles and their parents' tears of happiness, all of the exhaustions in me seemed to be disappeared; yet, there was a warm feeling in my heart that healed up the injuries that I got while doing my jobs. Keeping in mind that there were more people and children who needed my help, I went home, took a rest, and got ready for the next day of work because I knew that the day after was going to be tough.
Topics:Please briefly elaborate on one of your extracurricular activities or work experiences in the space below (1000 character maximum).
Someone please help me with my short answer for my common app.
Btw, my grammar is not very good.
Thank you so much.
"Patients numbered 201,202, and 202 please follow me to the laboratory for blood testing."
As soon as the last patient walked out of the lab's doors, I was excited to know that my second day at work, as a volunteer coordinator, has been completed in an outstanding way. Rewarding myself a bottle of cool water for that accomplishment in that charity campaign with the Operation Smile Organization, I felt very happy and proud that I had been able to work with them, bringing "the smiles" to unfortunate children, who had not had chances to grow up as normal children did. Seeing these children's smiles and their parents' tears of happiness, all of the exhaustions in me seemed to be disappeared; yet, there was a warm feeling in my heart that healed up the injuries that I got while doing my jobs. Keeping in mind that there were more people and children who needed my help, I went home, took a rest, and got ready for the next day of work because I knew that the day after was going to be tough.