An autobiography and a statement of your plans for the future, especially what you expect to gain from college in general and university in particular.

An autobiography and a statement of your plans for the future, especially what you expect to gain from college in general and university in particular.

Since childhood, my dreams for the future rotated around two issues: building a successful career that would help me to bring out my potential and seeing the world. In coming to the US, I have partly fulfilled the second ambition. However, I still have to build my career path. In doing so, I want to start from solid foundation that hopefully will be the Bachelor’s program at … university.

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Early in my life, I decided on the field in which I am going to develop my career, picking dentistry as a challenging and rewarding career path. Partially, this choice was inspired by the influence of my father who had always dreamt of such a job. Unfortunately for him, this dream was crashed when he was in junior high school with the death of his father. Since that time, he had to work hard in order to make a living for himself and other family members. He was finally quite successful in his field, but the need to put in long hours prevented him from obtaining the cherished education.

However, I do not simply intend to copycat my father’s wishes. Instead, I decided on my own that his dream would lead me to a meaningful, rewarding job that would secure me an outlet for my abilities and career ambitions. My long-standing interest in sciences has also helped me with making my choice as I have always been fascinated with the diversity and beauty of nature and intrigued by its phenomena.

Five years ago, I decided that I really need to fulfil my ambition to receive a competitive education. For this purpose, in February 2001 I came to the US, a country renowned for its strong academic system and in-depth research programs. I transferred to the US high school when I was in the seventh grade and since then found studying here extremely useful due to high academic standards. True, I faced great difficulties at first, coming from a different educational background and being used to different teaching methods. However, after some time here I realized that with good working skills and a solid knowledge base accumulated in my Korean school, I can successfully make the transition and fit into the American academic system.

Beginning my study here, I decided to concentrate on subjects that would lead me to the chosen career path, making my academic courses highly concentrated and targeted at a specific goal. Thus, in my junior year, I took AP chemistry and planned to take a course in biochemistry in order to become a dentist. I have decided on Biochemistry as my major because of my previous acquaintance with chemistry and deep interest in the chemical processes happening in human bodies.

At first thinking of a two-year college, I later changed my plans to certain extent, deciding to pursue a more ambitious goal of a four-year college education. My success in my previous academic courses has persuaded me that I do have the strength, intellect and will power to cope with intricacies of a Bachelor’s education. At the moment, I am a senior in high school who has firmly decided on a career course and is eager to receive an education that will help address this goal.

During my college studies, I plan to combine studies with internships that I consider to be an indispensable part of college experience. Bridging the gap between academic study and the professional world, internships will enable me to obtain first-hand experience and help me define my future professional path. To realize these goals, I hope to secure internships in different settings so that I could get a glimpse of different organisations and review various career opportunities.

I plan to apply the greatest possible effort to completing my Bachelor’s degree in order to gain more knowledge that will help receive an attractive graduate job offer after I am done with college. Choosing my first job, I will be mostly motivated by the desire to seek an occupation that will open up the greatest possibilities for professional growth, accumulation of knowledge and expertise, strengthening my professional and leadership skills. I am positive that in time this focus on professional development rather than monetary gain will justify itself, allowing me to make a greater contribution to the organisation where I will work.

Another professional interest I hope to realize during my graduate school studies is study of Psychology. My interest in this subject is certainly grounded in practical everyday interactions with people. By attending a serious, professional graduate course in this subject, I hope to ta