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Personal Narrative: My First Experience With George Washington University

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My first encounter with George Washington University was last Halloween. Coincidentally, I had the opportunity to visit the campus and speak to some students. I was amused by its beauty, the amount of history behind and its strategic proximity to the nation’s utmost iconic buildings and how proud and enthusiastic the students were when talking in regards to their school. Inspired by this experience, I wanted to be part of this community and decided to apply.
I came to be familiar with Physician Assistants during one of my grandmother’s total knee replacement. The PA was the first medical professional to be fully involved in the process. Knowledgeable, caring and event treated my grandmother as if she was his own, allowing a very smooth process

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