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Biotechnology Personal Statement
I began my journey through higher education in 2009 and earned my bachelor degree in Kinesiology with an emphasis in Health Science at California State University, San Marcos in 2015. During my journey, I enhanced personal growth through academic diversity and gained self-confidence in academics, leadership experience, as well as experience working with diverse populations. Furthermore, I developed vast interest and appreciation in biology and science research. Biotechnology, a branch of biology, plays an important role in industry and medicine and is a field full of potential new discoveries. In summary, I would like to continue to learn about this field I become passion about, and earn my master degree in the
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