My Goals In Achieving My Education At Marymount University

My ultimate goal in receiving my education at Marymount University is to earn a degree in biology. The reasons behind this are many, stemming from little things that happened in my childhood to spark an interest in science to events in my teenage years that compelled me to curiosity. This curiosity I have is in research. I realized this after one crystal clear ambition formed in my head. I wanted to start answering questions that don't yet have answers. Questions like this are surely innumerable, which simply means there will always be something new to be discovered.

My passion has led me to this moment in time to be the person I am in the place that I am meant to be in. I am passionate about improving the lives of others. I believe that studying biology is a good way to do this through my own talents. I've seen several close family members die from incurable disease. My main goal in life is to be able to save lives and save other people from feeling the grief I did at the premature loss of a loved one. My experience with loss
My ultimate career goal is to become a radiologist. One could almost say I literally fell into wanting this career. In eighth grade, I fell down the stairs at school, hurt my ankle very badly and had to go get it checked out. After seeing an x-ray of my injured ankle, I thought it was the coolest thing I had ever seen and knew I had to learn more about just what went into getting images like that. After research on the career and talking to a few radiologists about their jobs, it sounded like everything I would love. I've had a fierce interest in radiology ever since. I was very lucky to find an interest in radiology especially as I discovered it could go along with my interest in helping people. In this field, I hope to begin research and development of new techniques that could help find and diagnose disease and injury more