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Creighton University Personal Statement
When considering my attributes as a medical school applicant, I am convinced that I would be a great fit for the Creighton University School of Medicine community. As mentioned in my previous response, I am from a Christian background and intend to continually pursue my relationship with God throughout my years in medical school. Seeing as though Creighton is founded in a religious tradition, my belief in God makes me an excellent example for the reinforcement of the Catholic tradition. My heart has been set on the pursual of good and helping others since a very young age which has led me to a career in medicine, a character trait that fits in well with Creighton University’s endeavor to improve the human condition. As well as my religious background and heart to serve others, I place a lot of emphasis on self-discipline and strive for excellence in all aspects of my life. …show more content…
Finally, Creighton places emphasis on leadership, a role I am very familiar with although not in the medical context. As a high school student I spent nearly all of my free time in leadership roles around campus, and carried this spirit with me through my undergraduate career. At Point Loma Nazarene University I hold the position of a student security officer which is seen as a role model for the study body as a whole in the upholding of the school covenant. Additionally, within my role as a student officer, I hold the position of student supervisor which adds an additional leadership responsibility inside the department in which I work. It is because of all of these traits I envelop that I would act as a great extension to the Creighton University atmosphere as a reinforcement of the mission

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