As a dentist, you will mostly be examining the dental and oral hygiene of people, performing appropriate surgeries and offering sound advice to patients regarding their dental health and hygiene.…
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Looking in 30 years I see myself being a forensic technician. At first, I didn’t know what science was or how it was really used however, I loved seeing a T.V show called C.S.I I fell in love with the show but fell in love more on what they were doing. Seeing these people with lab coats and using special science equipment made me wonder if what they were doing in the show could actually be done in the real world. I got curious and started to look for more information about that. And after all of the information that I got I was astounded, this was science a subject that I never knew but I was excited to figure out more about how this whole criminal investigation worked…
Lastly, I still firmly believe that a career as a Dental Hygienist is a very good idea. After going through all the schooling and knowing how the workplace environment will be, I believe it would be a rewarding career to…
My educational goal is to obtain a Bachelor’s Degree in Criminal Justice with a major in Forensic Psychology. After doing some searching and a lot of reading, it came down to Criminalist I (DNA) and Criminal Investigator.…
I am currently a Forensic Science/Pre-Med student at Grand Canyon University (GCU). Next semester, I will transfer to the University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) to continue my studies. While a senior in high school, I attended UTEP for the course, Crime Scene Investigation. After taking the course, I realized forensic science was the path I wanted to take to become a Forensic Pathologist. In addition, when taking Human Anatomy and Physiology at GCU, I was able to gain some experience my first year of college by working with cadavers. We utilized the cadavers to examine the muscles and how to identify them. I am a great team member, have excellent computer skills and can effectively communicate in Spanish and English.…
However, I still have the strong desire and drive to become a dentist. I have a mother that is scared to death of the dentist after several bad experiences and a brother that is terrified of needles. I know of a person that breaks out in nervous rash on her neck before she visits the dentist. I want to make a difference. I want to be the dentist that helps change people’s perception and anxieties of dentistry. I look forward to handling a variety of dental care needs and I am committed to promoting oral healthcare. I am a well-rounded and motivated person, who will thrive in a university…
Since I was a little girl, I always have had a fascination in the dental field. I was one of those rare people, who throughout my life always enjoyed going to the dentist. I was enrolled in Palomar Dental School and was scheduled to start the dental assisting program, but God had another plan. It was later that year that I finally conceived, after trying for 13 years. Because I wanted to stay home and raise my son, I could not attend school on a full-time basis. I feltl that completing my degree in the health care management field, I will be able to get my foot in the door and someday work in a dental office. I would also love to work in the pediatric field. Whether it be in the dental field of pediatrics, or in a hospital, I think working with children would be a very rewarding job. As a mother of two, I can relate to the anxiety of parents taking their children in for dental work, or healthcare, and I think it would be nice to put the parents and children at ease with my concern.…
When I grow up I want to be in the FBI’s elite team, the BAU. In order to even apply to be in the FBI a bachelor degree is required, so I chose Wilmington University as my school to get my degree because it is close to the FBI academy in Quantico, Virginia. I am here because I can afford Wilmington vs school around the area I am from, and wilmington has Behavioral Science which is hard to find.…
classes I will be able to graduate in the year 2017. I have various plans after the school year.…
If you are interested in this career like me, make sure that you know the following. The easiest way for becoming a crime scene investigator is to become involved with law enforcement. In some cases some police departments hire civilian crime scene investigators, but most are looking for investigators with a police background. In order to be qualified to get a job you need at least a two year associate's degree. However, there are many police departments that require applicants to have a bachelor’s degree. There are a lot of colleges that offer majors for crime scene investigation degrees including criminal justice, criminology, and forensics. This particular career requires a valid driver's license and a valid license to carry a weapon. Like any other career you must complete CEU’S to maintain your certificate/licensing up to date. Continuing education requires a person to complete four courses online, forensic photography, principles of death investigation, perspectives in expert testimony and crime scene investigation.…
The best route to becoming a crime scene investigator is to become involved with law enforcement. Although some police departments do hire civilian crime scene investigators, most are looking for investigators with a policing background. To be qualified you would need at least an associate's degree, however many police departments do require applicants to have a bachelor's degree. Popular college majors for crime scene investigatitor's include criminal justice, criminology, and forensics. The licensing required for this career is a valid driver's license and a valid license to carry a weapon. Continuing education requires a person to complete four courses online, crime scene investigation, forensic photography, perspectives in expert testimony, and principles of death investigation.…
My plan for college is to attend Fresno State and obtain a bachelor's degree in liberal studies in order to become an elementary…
When I was in secondary school, my dad was diagnosed with oral cancer. It was a tough time for our family, but we were not alone. The oral surgeons were always by our side, consistently providing hope and reassurance throughout the treatment when we needed it the most. During this period, I witnessed their talents, passion, and professionalism in finding the best treatments for my father. Thanks to their efforts, my father was able to fully recover. This was the point when I realized that dentistry was the career that I wanted to pursue. With my love of science and motivation to help people in the same way that my father's oral surgeons had left an impact on my family, I desired to be a dentist.…
I have always loved helping people; the feeling is indescribable. I want to be able to help children and families, while learning from them as well. Becoming a dentist will give me the best opportunity to do everything I love. Being able to care for people while I’m exploring and learning the culture will be a dream come true. I plan to bring all the culture with me wherever I go, and spread the knowledge I learn with others I meet along the way.…