Personal Narrative: A Career In Medical School

Within the next five years I have hoped I had finished college and had starting my first year in medical school. I plan on going on to Rhode Island College, after graduating from Classical High School, and major in Biology. After 4 years and receiving my Bachelors in biology, I would hope that I get accepted into Brown University Alpert Medical School. With the partial scholarship to Rhode Island College and the wonderful network their biology program has with Alpert Medical School, I should have no problem achieving this five year goal. The only thing in my way is time.

Many people don’t know, but I used to play the piano. I started at the age of 5 or 6 and I had an Chinese instructor. Throughout those years I had grown to love music, not just classical, baroque, and romantic music, all types of music; I had an eccentric taste in music. I felt that if I ever got good enough to go to Berkeley College of Music, maybe I could pursue a career as a successful pianist. It was not only my hopes of becoming a pianist, it was secretly my father’s, my mother’s and my piano teacher’s hopes
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