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My love of knowledge and eagerness to join the medical field are why the University of Michigan’s College of Literature, Science, and the Arts is for me. Along with receiving a quality education, I know by attending the College of Literature, Science and the Arts, I will have many quality opportunities to learn outside of the classroom or lecture hall and establish solid lifetime relationships.

Growing up in Ann Arbor, I have always been inspired and interested by all the work the University of Michigan does, specifically around the fields of science. The University of Michigan’s science programs will help me to build a solid base for a career in the medical field, whether it be a degree in biology or chemistry. Another thing that interests me about the chemistry and biology courses at this college are the research opportunities granted to undergraduate students. This will not only help embed the subject matter into me, but also teach me valuable research skills that I can apply to postgraduate school. The College of Literature, Science and the Arts provides more to than just a strong biology or chemistry program for me. It will allow me to develop into a well-rounded individual. …show more content…

While I intend to focus on chemistry or biology, I am also interested in discovering what else I may enjoy and the College of Literature, Science and the Arts provides this opportunity. I have a chance to study other subjects and learn what I appreciate outside of my intended major. The variety allows me to explore and grow as a person. On top of providing over 75 majors, the college also promotes opportunities to study outside of the classroom in their study abroad programs. Having studied in a foreign country, I hope I can pursue this

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