self-improvement and professionalism. When Fall Quarter of 2006 began, I initially thought with a great fervor that I was to become a medical doctor. It was as my parents have said, as my siblings have said, as my family friends have said, and as my peers have said. There was no other career opportunity as prestigious, as admired, as highly paid, and as stable than to be a medical doctor. What kind of doctor? Who knows, just get there. But as I took my first pre-medicine prerequisite, Chemistry 140…
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