Personal Statement: Outstanding Senior Responses

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Outstanding Senior Responses My Future Aspirations: To first begin with myself from the inside pertaining to the strength of my mentality, the persistence of my education, and focus on my career path. I wish to develop into being as preeminent and humble as possible along the way. Further speaking, with all of my experience and knowledge I have gathered along the years of my life, I wish to begin a legacy where I go to college enrolling into ROTC and working my way to getting a doctorate degree in Nursing. Once I have accomplished that milestone I shall prosper in the military as a health practitioner ranking as an officer. Finishing up in the military I would love to open a pediatric office and continue my life from there. My Awards and

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