My life long dream has been to become a successful pediatrician. I enjoy working with children and it is my passion to help people. My wish is to pursue a degree as a pediatrician and hopefully open my own clinic. Through diligent work, commitment, and a secure passion for people, I hope to accomplish my dream. If I
             want to become a pediatrician, I need to consider what I have to accomplish in high school, what I have to accomplish in college, and what I have to accomplish in the career of pediatrics.
             The first thing I need to consider is what I have to accomplish in high school. For example, I have to have a 3.5 GPA when I graduate from high school (Undergraduate Catalog 2001-2003 Tulane University). To accomplish a 3.5 GPA I have to study and focus on my schoolwork. When I study and focus I feel like I'm building up my GPA to achieve my goals. Additionally, you have to be involved in numerous school activities (http://pediatries.about.com/library/bi_becoming_apediatrician.htm). I would like to join Key Club because it's highly looked upon when applying for college. Another activity I would like to join is Student Council because it shows leadership. Finally, I have to get at least a 31 on my ACT scores to get a half paid scholarship to Tulane University (http://www.tulane.edu). To achieve my goal of getting a 31 on my ACT's I will do the pre-test workbooks so it can prepare me. For even more help I'm going to take ACT prep-classes. In conclusion, high school is very important because it determines what college you attend.
             The next thing I need to consider is what I have to accomplish in college. For example, in college I have to take many courses that consist of becoming a pediatrician (Undergraduate Catalog 2001-2003 Tulane University). I believe in order to succeed in pediatrics I have to be good in science. Some of the courses I want to take are biology of human reproduction, heredity...