I am not leaning toward a speciality area where I may see a patient only for a particular problem or situation and not have the opportunity to follow through with their care on a regular basis. I want to be a part of my patients’ lives.

Because of my strong wish to be a rural area family practitioner, I am interested in attending a medical school which will prepare me to be a well-rounded physician and where the emphasis of the program is to allow medical students to be knowledgeable of all the many aspects of medicine: that is, to be generalists rather than specialists.

I originally came to the Chicago area because of my husband’s job and researched several of the area’s respected colleges. One of my main reasons for choosing your institution was because it is a small, private school with a reputation for being very good in the sciences and where the faculty-to-student ratio is better than at the larger state universities.

I have excelled in my triple major in cellular biology, chemistry, and sociology as well as in additional major course work in psychology. I am also proud that I have excelled in a rigorous academic curriculum while distinguishing myself at home and in my job: I am the proud mother of three beautiful children, I am the wife of a respected civil servant, and I am a valued and respected employee of the company for which I work. I am known for my ability to juggle simultaneous responsibilities and excel at them all.

As a very family-oriented person, I want a career in medicine in a rural area

Where I can practice as a family physician with extensive patient contact. My orientation

Has always been to focus on the patient and to do everything I can to be an important

Part of my patients’ lives. I want to see my patients grow up and be a part of the

Community where I can be counted on to provide very personalized care and where, at

The midpoint of my career, I will be an integral part of people’s lives and of the fabric of

The community.

One of the greatest accomplishments of my life was an incident when I saved a four-year-old girl and her five-year-old brother from being kidnapped by their father and taken from the U. S. to Portugal illegally. The mother was a personal friend and when I saw the father had one-way tickets to Portugal and I knew the mother had legal custody, I realized what was happening. Normal procedures would not allow an international flight to be turned around but the pilot knew me and trusted my judgment. The mother was at least 45 minutes from the airport so I called the police and had the plane held. The father was arrested and convicted of kidnapping. It was discovered that the father had filed for custody in his native country and could have taken the children permanently away from the mother if I had not reacted quickly.

At this point in my life I believe that my focus will be family practice because of my wish to be a general practitioner in a rural area where I will be able to work with families and watch my patients grow and be a part of their lives. I want to be practicing in a setting where there will be a high level of interaction. I am not leaning toward a specialty area where I may see a patient only for a particular problem or situation and not have the opportunity to follow through with their care on a regular basis. I want to be a part of my patients’ lives.

IS THERE ANYTHING THE ADMISSIONS COMMITTEE SHOULD KNOW ABOUT YOUR ACADEMIC CAREER THAT WOULD NOT BE EVIDENT FROM YOUR TRANSCRIPT?

I do not believe my undergraduate GPA is a good indicator of my intellect and capacity for intense study. I would respectfully ask that the Admissions Committee look at my GPA and consider the fact that my undergraduate studies were greatly affected by unavoidable circumstances that made it difficult for me to concentrate solely on academic achievement.

During my freshman year of college, I became the sole guardian of my younger brother, Dionne. Although I didn’t balk at the responsibility, it was a tremendous adjustment for me as a teenager to suddenly become a father to a five-year-old boy. I remained in school but was required to move out of campus housing and into an apartment. The added costs of childcare and housing meant that I had to get a second job which affected the amount of time I could spend studying. I also had to invest time in rearing a young child.

Today Dionne is a handsome, intelligent, and articulate young man that any father or brother would be proud to have. He is twelve and excelling in his studies. I am a settled family man with a wife and two other children. I am not afraid of responsibility as witnessed by the dedication and care given my younger brother and feel these are qualities that would reflect admirably on our institution should you accept my application. I currently work as a nurse in the emergency room of St. Mary’s Hospital. I have seen parents who work full-time bring their children to the emergency room at night because there is no alternative care for them. I have also seen these cases result in serious medical conditions for the children who have had to wait for care. This is the reason I am interested in family practice.

It is my intention once I attain my medical license to open a clinic for these children where they can receive quality care at a price and time that are accessible to their families. I intend to provide immunizations and nutritional counseling as well as gang intervention advice for troubled youth. As you can see, I am an individual dedicated to the greater good of the community

And society as a whole and while the kind of practice I envision is not as financially

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