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I spoon-fed her every day until she died.
Watching my grandmother get progressively weaker; not wanting to believe the
doctors' diagnosis of terminal cancer and the prediction that she would liv
e only for another year; separated by thousands of miles from my parents, wh
o had moved to the United States while I stayed in China with my grandmother
-- I lived a life so different from that of the average seventeen-year-old.
In addition to caring for my grandmother, I was going to school and prepar
ing for my final exams, the equivalent of the SATs. Grandmother died on th
e day that I took the exam. Of the one million students who took the exam t
hat day, I was ranked thirty-fourth and won the national merit scholarship.
And yet I was in a state of complete shock: my grandmother was gone and I f
elt paralyzed. But eventually my memories of her inspired me to make a genui
ne difference in the lives of others. I decided to pursue a career in medici
ne.
I joined the rest of my family in the U.S. and within six months was enr
olled in the honors program at Mississippi State. Since there is no pre-med
major, I was able to major in any subject and still complete the pre-med re
quirements; I was advised to major in Philosophy or Drama to boost my GPA.
Instead, I decided to major in Math, a subject I've always enjoyed. Though
many people told me I must be crazy and that my background would not have su
fficiently prepared me for the difficulty ofthe pre-med classes, I have earn
ed A-plusses in all of the ten math courses I have taken so far, five of whi
ch were advanced classes.
I have concentrated on opportunities that will prepare me for studies in cli
nical medicine, oncology and geriatrics. I learned of a prestigious researc
h fellowship at ____________ and, although it was open only to upperclassmen
, I applied and was accepted. I have taken honors classes in biology and h
ave enjoyed the research work I've done.
Keeping in mind that my goal is ultimately to help people, I've also devote
d a portion of my time to volunteer opportunities: I tutored math for high s
chool students in my neighborhood and recently became a part-time volunteer
at Memorial Hospital. It was terribly difficult for me to leave China and c
reate a completely new life after the death of my grandmother. I missed her
, and my friends, and my home country. But I would remember my grandmother
's saying: "All things are possible to him who believes. They are less dif
ficult to him who hopes. They are more easy to him who loves, and still mor
e to him who perseveres in the practice of the three virtues." I know that
I have the love, hope and faith to succeed in anything to which I turn my en
ergies.
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