Personal Reflection on Integrative Studies and Life's Trajectory

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[...] Consequently, being entrusted with patients' lives motivates me to pursue medicine as a career. With every step, from studying to personal growth, my pursuits in life benefit not only my growth but that of individuals and communities. Through multidisciplinary studies, diverse views, inclusions, and the incorporation of my faith, I strive to create a full system of therapy that will affect not just the patient's body but also his mind. At its core, my path is an unshakeable desire for learning, proceeding, and serving-a voyage that is essentially driven by these values and that is characterized by persistence and the belief that every step leads me to the ultimate achievement of my dreams and the contribution to the world I live in. [...]

[...] I can feel a combination of various disciplinary courses, experiences, and a strong zeal for healthcare. This gives me a clear direction to blaze my academic career with what I do best. The basis of my choice to acquire a Bachelor of Arts degree from Texas Tech University is that I would like to tour the world of studies and, after harvesting knowledge from diverse disciplines, integrate them into my educational ventures. Changing it from a relatively focused major on the science part of learning to a multidisciplinary approach is a sign of recognition of connections among different disciplines and the benefit of universal perspectives in searching for effective solutions to pressing issues. [...]

[...] In addition, my religion has been a secure shelter for me, which has given me power, dependability, and comfort in trying times. The common thread ties every element of my life together to give me structure, attach me at the deepest level to my values, and shape my behaviors. Now, while continuously thinking about these threads, I understand them as the starting point, which helps me formulate a future strategy for my profession and ambitions. My past trials and tribulations, as well as the lessons I have learned, can assist in acquiring the skill of dealing with the complexities of the medical field, armed with knowledge, humanity, and the realization that there exists a connection among the various aspects of health. [...]

[...] I am looking to embark on a multidisciplinary journey that enables me to amalgamate the adeptness of scientific methods, the humanities, and health into a good understanding of the nature of the world to obtain a good understanding of the earth. This holistic approach enriches my academics during my studies and equips me to solve complex problems with creativity and adaptability. Fundamentally, I am committed to diversity, for which I am unwilling to take a break, and the pursuit of greatness is obtained through courtesy and versatility. [...]

[...] It is a contradiction but a source of delight for me, and regardless of these academic revelations, my individual experience is successful. The same year I graduated from McLennan College, my parents went through a divorce trial. Moreover, my grandfather, whom I regarded as someone who had found and built the Waco Goodfellas Foundation, passed away. Such situations were supposed to be, as I expected, life-changing moments, and, as for me and my friends, fewer things remained in common with us. Thus, we grew apart at some point and disappeared at others. Sometimes, I felt that I did not belong somewhere. [...]