What is your aim when you graduate from the University?
Hi guys, this is a question for everyone. I am just asking what will be your aim when you graduate from University. Will you change the world with what you studied ? As for me, when I finish studying medicine ,I want to make the world a better place by giving all my attention to people who are sick, hurt and heal every one with the gift God has given me. So please share your opinion to me . Thanks
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I hope to possibly go into the law field as an attorney, after studying psychology/law, in order to help others who find themselves in legal problems. However, if this doesn't work out, I also wish to become a therapist and help others with their problems, as I know many people struggle with mental health issues/need a listener.
I want to study biochemistry and molecular biology in undergrad and gain a lot of research skills so that once I graduate I can try to find research assistant positions to try to combat climate change or make other cool scientific discoveries. I'll try to find some fellowships around the world because traveling is also one of my dreams. Eventually, I hope to get a Ph.D., but I don't want to get all my education over with and miss good years of my life, I'm going to enjoy the journey and make as much of a difference as I can in the process.
Also, I want to say thank you for asking this question! I like thinking about my dreams and it's a breath of fresh air compared to the rest of these communities that I somehow still find myself scrolling through.
After my undergrad, where I want to study molecular bio and Spanish, I plan on going to grad school for a medical scientist training program and getting both an MD and PhD. I look forward to being able to research medical problems facing the world today, and then getting to apply my research to real life patient care, using my Spanish knowledge to help an underserved community.
Good luck to you!
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