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Atlantic Project Reflection

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The day I learned about Atlantic Project, I was in loved with the amazing opportunity to shadow abroad, I watched the project’s videos on YouTube over and over, and I could not wait for the applications to start. It is fantastic for a pre-medical student as me because it helps me to step ahead to a career that I fall in love at a very young age. In two years or less I will graduate from a Bachelor in Biology, I am currently medical assistant, and I been volunteer during this two last years of college. I always get something positive from every of my volunteer and clinical experience that enhance my love every day more to my future career, and I know that if I am part of the Atlantic project, it will not be the exception. One important quality

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