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Why I Want To Pursue My Bachelor's Degree
After graduation, I plan to matriculate into a well credited Physician Associate program – preferably the University of Oklahoma’s Health Science Center in Oklahoma City. Upon completion, I will join the work force as a practicing physician associate. Many of the career goals I hold for myself do not stray very far away from the overall goals I have kept for myself since I was young. These include never to sacrifice my moral rules that I hold for myself to theoretically advance my professional career, never giving up whether in a diagnosis or plan of rehabilitation for a patient, and lastly having a work ethic that is second to none. I firmly believe that to those who possess diligent and hardworking professional habits will receive the credit

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