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Why I Chose Culinary School
I was actually contemplating whether if I should take culinary arts, engineering or gynecology as my course in college. When I was young like around 7-9 years old, I had a thing for cooking, that as a kid it made me sure about taking culinary arts as my course in college. But years had passed my passion for cooking was slowly fading away, why? Because I thought to myself that if I take culinary arts as my course in college, my future wouldn’t be as bright as I want it to be. I’m not criticizing those people who took culinary arts as their so called profession, it’s just that I wanted my profession to be in a higher standard like the ones that my family took when they were in college because I always kept on comparing myself with my family and it really worries me thinking that I …show more content…
Then one day a decision has been made, I want to study gynecology. Before when I was a kid about 5-6 years old, I remembered that the miracles of birth had been like the most amazing thing for me. After years of thinking of the course I’ll get in the future was already made ten years ago by the young me, I only realized it when me and my friends are talking about the things we wished to be in the future. The reason why I want to be a gynecologist is because I love babies, I find them super adorable and at the same I can help deliver the Lord’s blessing into the earth. As a gynecologist, I know than I can have a future that I long for and at the same time I can help a lot of people who needs medical attention. I know that I can achieve that goal but I have to take it step by step and this time I will never give up. In life I knew that in order to be successful I have to take as many risks as possible. My mind is now set and this time no more going

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