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Personal Statement for Pharmacy School
Pharmacy School is highly important to me as part of my career path, and I believe I am both personally and professionally well-qualified to attend and be successful. I have work experience in the pharmaceutical field, having worked at my aunt's pharmacy in the past. This work taught me a great deal about pharmacy as a profession, but also gave me a lot of insight about how to properly treat patients and interact with others. I consider myself more well-rounded because of the interaction I had with so many people during my time at the pharmacy. I smile frequently, consider myself a nice person, and have developed a high level of patience with people from all walks of life. In 2000, when I was 17, I came to the United States and earned my diploma from Valencia High School. Just a week later I began attending the summer semester at College of the Canyons. I was a pre-pharmacy major, in the Honors program, and a member of Educational...
Additionally, I performed volunteer work such as walking and gift wrapping for the cancer society. I was a calculus tutor, and was offered my own workshop and a teaching assistant position. I transferred to Saddleback College in Orange County in 2003, and received my IGETC certificate to transfer to the University of California. I was rewarded for my high GPA and my involvement in the EOPS program. I became a member of the pharmacy club at Irvine Valley College, and also worked at Bank of America for four years. Since I enjoyed helping people so much, I was very good at customer service. In 2004 I transferred to University. I had applied to 10 different universities, and was accepted to all of them including UC Berkley, UCLA, UCSB, and UCI, among others.
I was concerned that my educational downfall may have come in 2005, when I experienced trouble in my classes and my GPA began…
Jamil, who had supported me financially and emotionally during these tough times, persuaded me to continue my studies when I felt ready. For nearly a decade I struggled to redefine myself in a completely foreign culture. It has been difficult but after we had our first son a year ago, my perspective shifted and life situation has become more stable. Now that I have also become more proficient in English
The feeling that I was cut out for this role of a pharmacist came when I was fascinated in the chemistry classes about the medications, and the origin of bio-medicals. My fascination and the interaction with the patients where I work have made me known and liked in the current place of work. That would take this argument to the work experience and qualifications. 3. I am now a student
Personal Statement on the Career of Pharmacist The career of Pharmacist was chosen because of the opportunity that is provided through this profession to make a difference in the lives of the sick and elderly. The positive impact of a professional and caring pharmacist to the lives of those whose days are spent in a doctors' office, hospitals, labs and finally, the pharmacy is a difference that is meaningful to the
This ability to learn from adversity will stand me well in the graduate study of pharmacy. My work in the restaurant taught me how serving others can fulfill my sense of self as well as learning about the research aspects of science. Service remains an important aspect of the pharmacy profession. Serving the public, I have learned over this past year, is equally as crucial to my sense of esteem
Personal Statement It is often said, when discussing the importance of volunteering, that if an individual can only save one person, than he or she has lived a worthwhile life. In my case, I have volunteered for the past two years at UMASS Memorial hospital, a commitment that was preceded by my work at Santa Teresa Hospital, also as a volunteer. Of course, as a high school student, I cannot brag
Personal Statement My dream of becoming a doctor started when I met a young man by the name of Jonier. This occurred when I volunteered with the Big Brothers and Sisters of America. I did not know it at the time, but I was being assigned a very special young man. Jonier came from a single parent home. His mother worked long hours and did not have a male role model