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Case Study: Seth Stockton

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Seth Stockton is a dedicated and motivated individual. After success in a sales career, Seth has chosen to expand his capabilities and pursue a degree as an ultrasound technician; this ability to adapt and grow speaks volumes about Seth’s character and his willingness to learn. His interest in and passion for ultrasound imaging spring from his own experience as a new father, as he saw his own daughter on the ultrasound screen for the first time. Because of this personal connection, I believe Seth brings with him a unique ability to strike a balance between professionalism and quiet compassion, an ability which is strongly needed in this field.

Throughout his adult life, Seth has demonstrated grit and perseverance. Seth experienced a difficult

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