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As a High school senior, I have to choose the finest school that fits me intellectually and personally. Throughout my high school career, I thought it was going to be an easy task. All I had to do was go to Collegeboard.com and they will choose the perfect school for me. I was dead wrong. My so-called perfect school was apparently non-existent. So I had to stop being lazy and find it myself.
When I first came across Georgetown, I thought it had potential. I am a very meticulous when it comes to where I live. I am a city girl and I am not planning to change it, so having the campus in Washington, D.C. made me jubilant. Even though I plan to be biology major, I love American history. What is better than to live in the nation's capital? When I am not on the campus, I can visit the many monuments and museums that Washington, DC has to offer. Even when I am on the campus, I feel like I am part of history. Georgetown passed the test of fitting me personally, but was it my intellectually fit.
As I pointed out earlier, I plan to be biology major. My short-term career goal is to become either an obstetrician or a pediatrician. In my culture, young females are expected know how take care of their younger siblings from birth. Learning how to take care of children at a young age sparked my interests. However, my culture is not the only one that expects girls to know how to take care of babies. Therefore, my ultimate desire is make a difference in the world. I hope to travel to third world countries to help destitute women, who need proper care during and after their pregnancy. With the help of Georgetown College (and hopefully the School of Medicine), I will accomplish those goals.
Since I plan to become a physician, Georgetown's Department of Biology can bring me closer to my goal. The course that I plan to major is Biology of Global Health. It will embark the journey to my ultimate conquest. Nevertheless, it is not just the courses that attract me to Georgetown; it is the lecturers, as well. Georgetown professors are known to be the best of the best, and in order for me to be the best; I need to be taught by the best. Georgetown's educational staff has a reputation of being there for the students. I am not the type of pupil who is reluctant to ask questions. I believe that the whole point of an educators is to, well, educate. So if it means having to stay a little later to help a student understand then well be it.
When I was looking at colleges, I never really though of Georgetown, but then I came across these words, "Don't become so focused on the goal that you miss the journey." Those words were spoken by Dr. Heidi Elmendorf, a professor of microbiology. I do not know how I came across the words, but it intrigued me; I went through life thinking that the goal was the journey. As I look at my life, I see my journey through middle school to high school, and how fun was to experience it. And now it my journey from high school to college, I will follow Elmendorf words and take my college journey with open eyes.
As a High school senior, I have to choose the finest school that fits me intellectually and personally. Throughout my high school career, I thought it was going to be an easy task. All I had to do was go to Collegeboard.com and they will choose the perfect school for me. I was dead wrong. My so-called perfect school was apparently non-existent. So I had to stop being lazy and find it myself.
When I first came across Georgetown, I thought it had potential. I am a very meticulous when it comes to where I live. I am a city girl and I am not planning to change it, so having the campus in Washington, D.C. made me jubilant. Even though I plan to be biology major, I love American history. What is better than to live in the nation's capital? When I am not on the campus, I can visit the many monuments and museums that Washington, DC has to offer. Even when I am on the campus, I feel like I am part of history. Georgetown passed the test of fitting me personally, but was it my intellectually fit.
As I pointed out earlier, I plan to be biology major. My short-term career goal is to become either an obstetrician or a pediatrician. In my culture, young females are expected know how take care of their younger siblings from birth. Learning how to take care of children at a young age sparked my interests. However, my culture is not the only one that expects girls to know how to take care of babies. Therefore, my ultimate desire is make a difference in the world. I hope to travel to third world countries to help destitute women, who need proper care during and after their pregnancy. With the help of Georgetown College (and hopefully the School of Medicine), I will accomplish those goals.
Since I plan to become a physician, Georgetown's Department of Biology can bring me closer to my goal. The course that I plan to major is Biology of Global Health. It will embark the journey to my ultimate conquest. Nevertheless, it is not just the courses that attract me to Georgetown; it is the lecturers, as well. Georgetown professors are known to be the best of the best, and in order for me to be the best; I need to be taught by the best. Georgetown's educational staff has a reputation of being there for the students. I am not the type of pupil who is reluctant to ask questions. I believe that the whole point of an educators is to, well, educate. So if it means having to stay a little later to help a student understand then well be it.
When I was looking at colleges, I never really though of Georgetown, but then I came across these words, "Don't become so focused on the goal that you miss the journey." Those words were spoken by Dr. Heidi Elmendorf, a professor of microbiology. I do not know how I came across the words, but it intrigued me; I went through life thinking that the goal was the journey. As I look at my life, I see my journey through middle school to high school, and how fun was to experience it. And now it my journey from high school to college, I will follow Elmendorf words and take my college journey with open eyes.
