Health Sciences & Medicine Personal Statement

Training in Tae Kwon Do and Hap Ki Do allow me to develop patience, resolution, and a clear mind in addition to physical strength, endurance and agility. I have participated in several sparring tournaments to control fear and anger. With my black belts for both martial arts (1st degree-certification), I had also served as an instructor for young kids.

My friends whom I play with are better. They could run faster straight to the goal while I lagged behind, feeling sorry for being this heavy. I wish losing weight would be that easy and manageable, something that could happen in a click. Nevertheless, I also know that I have to work out and really face the problem because if I don’t, I would go bigger and bigger and become unmanageable. I swear, one of these days, I’m going to create a diet and exercise plan good for at least two months.The

I did a four month internship at the Dow Agrosciences in the field of biology. This internship proved to be of grave importance to me as it helped me to get hand-on experience of how it is to work in an industry. Also, it helped me to become proficient in laboratories and other places such as a greenhouse, as I dealt with insecticides and other products of biotechnology. This internship boosted my confidence level and taught me about the importance of teamwork. I learned a great deal of things

The sessions are very interesting since we can see the manner in which homeopath interact with the patient, their initial inhibition at opening up and while some people are hesitant to speak about their illness, others are voluble and it is difficult to actually get them to quieten down.I had a chance to sit in as an observer in the clinic with one of the students who was already quiet advanced, and she was very confident in her work. Our patient was an old woman suffering from leukaemia, and

The sessions are very interesting since we can see the manner in which patients interact with the patient, their initial inhibition at opening up and while some people are hesitant to speak about their illness, others are voluble and it is difficult to actually get them to quieten down.I had a chance to sit in as an observer in the clinic with one of the students who was already quiet advanced, and she was very confident in what she was doing. Our patient was an old woman suffering from

Through the clinical rotation period, I immersed myself into diagnoses and treatment of different patients assigned to me. I vividly remember one of my patients called Mr. Smith (not his real name because of patient information confidentiality) who was suffering from diabetic nephropathy complications.