Throughout my undergraduate years at Emory I have blended both my interests in medicine with my passion for the Indian heritage. During the summer of sophomore year I volunteered at a medical clinic in India. It was in Calcutta, thousands of miles away from home, that I witnessed medicine practiced as I imagined it should be. Seeing the doctor treat his patients with skill and compassion as fellow human beings rather than simply diseases to be outsmarted, I realized he was truly helping the people of Calcutta in a manner unique to medicine. Fascinated by this exposure to clinical medicine, I saw medicine’s ability to make a difference in people’s lives.

Becoming a doctor is my ultimate goal. It studies the possibilities, unlocks the human potential for recuperation and aesthetic perfection. In our world today, biology is not destiny. Doctors and scientists now have skills and means to liberate individuals from their genetic and circumstantial fate. There is nothing more exciting and enthralling than using the tools of medicine and knowledge of the human body to eradicate hardship and the stresses of our world. Attending the Master’s program at Indiana will be me the opportunity to strengthen my application for medical school as well as equip me with the necessary tools for further preparation in the medical field. As the pace of li

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