MD Camp Personal Statement

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I want to attend MD Camp because from my understanding of the program, as a participant I will be able to experience what it is like to attend a rigorous medical school. This is beneficial to me because I desire a career in the medical field as an OB/GYN doctor. I believe this program will help set me apart from others and help guide me down the right path for my future. The prospect of being able to shadow other physicians and being given further guidance is very alluring. I hope to learn how to diagnose and treat a patient as well as procedures like suturing. I also hope to gain more experience in working well with others and experience what an average day is for a physician. Another advantage I believe I will gain from this program is that it is another title that will look exceptional on my college applications. As a student I have a strong desire to gain more knowledge, knowledge is power and aspire to help and change other people’s lives with it. If I was selected to attend it would be highly encouraging for me as a young black and latina woman because my minorities are underrepresented in medicine and STEM fields. …show more content…

Our goal as a church was to go into another community and share the gospel with them but we did it in a unique way, through community service. Together we volunteered in a trailer park to clean up trash, fix gardens, redo roofing, paint and clean trailers. While doing this I meet an old woman who appreciated what we were doing for her and her home and wanted to know why. This gave my small group and I an opportunity to help guide her to Christ and when we left not only did we give her a better and beautiful community and trailer to live in, but we left her with a bible and a thirst to learn more about our God. This experience was important to me because it showed how one can truly make a difference in people’s lives just through serving

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