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I always knew I wanted to help people, but I just didn’t know in what capacity. It wasn’t until I started volunteering at numerous of hospital, till I realized that I wanted to become a Respiratory Therapist. My one goal in life is to just find something that I would love to do for the rest of my life and have a great impact on people lives, and that would definitely be accomplished if I went into the Respiratory Care program at St. Catherine University. I love working with people and could absolutely see myself as being a Respiratory Therapist. Why respiratory therapy you might ask? For some reason when I was introduced to various career areas — such as radiology, physical therapy, dental hygiene and respiratory therapy — I recall having a strong sense of understanding related to the respiratory system. Understanding how and why we breathe and how this was connected physiologically to cardiac function really interested me. In order to get truly accomplished, I need to start by building a solid foundation. Meaning that I need to do extremely well in my perquisite, which will help in me having that foundation to go through with the program. Whether is studying hard and getting extra help from a tutor or just me completely focusing, will help me get through this program. So far, I have most of my perquisite done except for chemistry. My goal is to be done with that class by the end of the spring semester before entering the program. The human body is a very remarkable thing. Astrid Alauda once said "Your body is a temple, but only if you treat it as one". There is no truer fact in life, I appreciate this so much I always do my best to look after myself and I want to be able to do the same for others. A career in the medical field is the perfect opportunity to stimulate my mind in a fascinating field in which I am highly motivated to succeed. I eagerly anticipate the opportunity to be able to combine my caring personality with the practical aspects of the subject, and so have a major impact on people's lives.