Personal Narrative: A Career In Forensic Pathology

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For as long as I can remember, I knew I was destined for the medical field. I can recall being as young as seven, reading books about human anatomy and watching shows that shadowed real life doctors. I was hooked from the start. Eleven years later and this passion still burns strong within me. It is my goal in life to help those in my community. For this reason, I will be pursuing a career in forensic pathology. My journey will begin at Cal State Fullerton where I will work to obtain a B.S. in Biological Sciences. I consider helping people to be second nature for me. For the last few years, I have volunteered at a summer camp in Big Bear where I am a Junior Counselor. Here, I watch over younger kids and ensure they are safe, clean, and having

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