Anesthesiologist Goals
To many, four years may seem far away. In my eyes, it’s crunch time and 2019 is just around the corner. I need to step up my game, stop procrastinating and raise my grades. In the near future, I see myself attending a four year university, followed by another 8 years of medical school and residency. My biggest goal is to pursue the career of becoming an anesthesiologist. Yes, another eight years of schooling may seem like a long time, but it will provide a career that lasts a lifetime. To begin, I have chosen this path by motivation and choice. I’ve always been an indecisive person and by setting a goal I can ultimately accomplish more than one objective. Not only will I be sticking to one point, without change, but I will be creating a successful
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Taking the UCSF School of Medicine, for example, I must meet requirements and pass the Medical College Admissions Test(MCAT), with a GPA above 3.2. Some of these requirements include passing General Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Physics etc. These requirements may also have sub categories, which also need to be fulfilled. All though these tasks may not be easy, they can all lead to my potentially successful future.
Lastly, participating in a 4-year college is purely optional and irrational, to some. I could join the military, or maybe only earn an associate's degree. These courses aren’t ideal for me because they don't provide the future I see for myself. I have a family member that has served in the forces that has told me I can do whatever I’d like, once I have served my country; I don’t see myself pursuing my life, in the military. I am extremely appreciative of those who have served, but I don’t think there is enough stability, once being discharged. The associate’s degree (2 year college courses), previously mentioned, also opens a variety of paths that I don’t see myself pursuing. In the end, I see myself in the medical field, whether I become an anesthesiologist, or not. I will attend college and and earn achievements that everyone deserves with hard work and perseverance. Four years isn’t too far away and what I do with this time determines my entire
Taking the UCSF School of Medicine, for example, I must meet requirements and pass the Medical College Admissions Test(MCAT), with a GPA above 3.2. Some of these requirements include passing General Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Physics etc. These requirements may also have sub categories, which also need to be fulfilled. All though these tasks may not be easy, they can all lead to my potentially successful future.
Lastly, participating in a 4-year college is purely optional and irrational, to some. I could join the military, or maybe only earn an associate's degree. These courses aren’t ideal for me because they don't provide the future I see for myself. I have a family member that has served in the forces that has told me I can do whatever I’d like, once I have served my country; I don’t see myself pursuing my life, in the military. I am extremely appreciative of those who have served, but I don’t think there is enough stability, once being discharged. The associate’s degree (2 year college courses), previously mentioned, also opens a variety of paths that I don’t see myself pursuing. In the end, I see myself in the medical field, whether I become an anesthesiologist, or not. I will attend college and and earn achievements that everyone deserves with hard work and perseverance. Four years isn’t too far away and what I do with this time determines my entire