Nutritionist Personal Statement

Mahatma Gandhi once said that “It is health that is real wealth and not pieces of gold and silver.” Over the years I have to come to agree with this statement to a considerable extent and thus, the choice to become a nutritionist to assist people gain good health. I currently study chemistry at the University X in Lebanon a course as this was selected for me to do upon joining the university based on my grade. In my second year, I had a change of heart and I wanted to become a nutritionist as I feel this is what I was born to do. My goal to gain world-class nutritional studies promoted my research whereupon I came across University Y website – a tertiary institution located in London that offers nutritional courses. My inquiry of the school made me learn that it is both reputable, affordable and inclusive. My decision to seek better studies at the University Y has been compelled merely by passion and the need to achieve my highest potential. I realise that getting
My personal reasons have to do with my own health experiences as well as talents. Ever since I was 12 years, I have struggled with weight issues. I was self-conscious of my body weight gain and while I began exercises at a very young age, nothing tangible seemed to work to improve my problem. A few health check ups with various doctors and advise from a dietician led to instantaneous changes in my body. I began to feel strong and healthy when I changed my health pattern and my weight reduced considerably. These occurrences from a young age have induced my fondness of health matters. I recently concluded that I want to engage in a career that I am passionate about. The other personal reason is that I am good in both chemistry and biology, which are requisite for a nutrition major. I currently study chemistry and I believe that everything I have learned to this day will help me become an exceptional