Passion Into Purpose: Application for Admission Into Chamberlain Nursing School

Passion Into Purpose Form Growing up, I watched my grandmother, the only family I had, battle with diabetes - having to make multiple trips to the hospital every week and at the same time meet the demands of the position she held as an officer in the local parent support group. She wanted to do this, to serve the community and leave a mark that would live on even after she was gone. I believe this is where I draw my passion and will from.

I enjoyed, and always made it a point to accompany my grandmother to the health facility whenever I could. Whenever I was alone, I would imitate what I saw the nurses do although I just couldn't understand why I seemed to enjoy their job more than they themselves appeared to. I have since realized that there was this deep liking for the profession that was bottled deep inside me at the time.

It is this same passion that will, after the passage of so many years, make way for a career that will see me move from mere imitation to actualization, and allow me to care for others -- just as the nurses cared for my grandmother. I have always known that, in addition to passion, a professional career in nursing would require appropriate academic qualifications.

Ever since my high school years, I have made it a point to complete and hand in my assignments on time, and to ensure that they are done to the best of my ability. I hope to extend this to nursing school. On this front, I understand that people, and their well-being, form the backbone of the career of my choice, and when human life is involved, there is no room error -- there is no alternative other than giving the very best.

A couple of events, including my god-mother's unfortunate death and the arrival of my new-born, which I would rather not refer to as misfortunes because they have shaped the person I am today, paved the way for my spiritual and emotional growth, and added to the set of additional experiences relevant to the career of my pursuit. I am a better believer, Christian, and individual because of these experiences. I have the enthusiasm, drive, passion, and motivation to, one day, become a nurse.

I know that in order to get there, I will need to acquire the appropriate skills in an appropriate environment. I chose Chamberlain because its nursing school is rated as being one of the best in the world, and more specifically, because it bears some semblance to an actual hospital setting. I also admire the convenient design of its courses, the small class size, and the intimate professional relationships between lecturers and students.

My best friend undertook her nursing course at Chamberlain, and judging from the content of her speech on graduating from the institution, professional work ethic, and knowledge base, I am confident that Chamberlain is the place for people like me who have the vision and determination to succeed in the nursing profession. Work is a fundamental aspect of my life. Besides being the owner, I oversee the classroom activities as well as manage finances at the M & K. Academy daycare facility.

This experience acquaints me with care-related knowledge and helps me know exactly.