In ten years, I see myself working in a lab or having my own lab, searching for a cure to diseases.
I want to solve problems like abortion, unequal treatment due to race and ethnicity, poverty, drug addiction and unaffordable healthcare costs.
I chose my major because I want to fix the corrupt criminal justice system.
I want to be able to work with the underprivileged and help them start new lives.
Wayne State has always been a school of interest for me. My mother went here and so did a few other family members. Now, I want to continue that tradition at the safest campus I know.
I choose my major so I can help people understand themselves better.
In ten years, I see myself with a masters degree and opening up my first practice to help people understand mental health.
I chose Wayne State because it has everything I was looking for in a university. The Midtown environment is a bonus.
I want to fix the stigmas against race, mental health, physical health and gender.
I chose my major because of my love and passion for chemistry. I'm excited to study my favorite subject and meet other people who love the same things I do. I'm also excited to explore the city of Detroit more.
I would like to help the LGBT+ community by normalizing same-sex relationships in novels for young teens.
I was inspired to choose my major from my childhood. I want to become a lawyer for domestic violence to help kids who are going through what I have been through.
According to 2019 statistics, 60 to 70 million people are affected by digestive diseases. I want to help prevent this by encouraging people to care for their body more and live as bacteria-free as possible!
I want to impact women of color who come from the same socioeconomic background as me. The road to success maybe a little harder for us but we CAN get there.
I have always been interested in learning about how the brain works and what causes people to be individuals. I am excited to meet new people with the same interests as me so that I can learn and grow with them.
I chose Wayne State because of its diversity. Meeting people from different parts of the world will mold me to be versatile and prepare me for my future endeavors.
I want to have a positive impact on people, especially juveniles. I want them to know that someone is indeed there for them and that they have a shoulder to lean on.
I chose my major because I wanted to do something that would be helping other people in an important way besides being a doctor or nurse.
I want to make discoveries in ways to help those with neurological deficits or mental/behavioral disorders. I want to help those who feel helpless and improve their quality of life.
I chose Wayne State for the scholarships I was offered and WSU's AMAZING medical reputation. Wayne State also has a pathology assistant program which would be a great plan B.
I chose this major because I want to help people. I want to spend my time on this earth doing my best to make it better while I have the chance.