Learning Genius Improved
Learning Genius Improved
Do you have to be a genius to attend college?
I love children and would love to work with them so I have decided to become a Pediatrician or Pediatric Nurse. But I don't think I can survive medical school. I don't even know if I can make it in college. I have few minor set backs, I can't spell, pronounce or do math in my head very well. I was born and raised in Nigeria and when I came to the U.S I was barely able to spell my middle name ( Rosemary).
I tried really hard to improve in everything including learning English in less than 1yr. I made honor rolls all throughout middle school, and recently graduated from High school at the top 10 percent of my school and winning a presidential award signed by President Bush! But now college is on its way and am doubting whether I can make it. How can I go to college and get a good job if I have troubles spelling, pronouncing, and doing easy math in my head?
Honestly, your academic record is far better than many who get into college and you can look forward to schollarship opportunities when you apply for them. You do not have to be a genius, you'll discover that during your freshman year, but medical school will challenge you.
Understand that much of your math work will require a calculator and you're often allowed time to write papers and proof read them for spelling errors.
From what you've presented, the presidential academic award and a graduate within the top 10 percent of your classs I can more than assure you that you'll love college and have your pick of several fine schools...
P.S. If you're looking for one of the best medical schools in the country may I reccomend the University of Alabama at Birmingham (Look it up www.uab.edu you'll be surprised at what you find waiting)
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