In the future, I will be an accomplished and compassionate leader making positive changes to the community around me using my MD and other education.

My decision to major in psychology came naturally because I have always been interested in human behavior and the intricacies of the human mind. This wonder, alongside the fact that I have always been drawn to helping people, I knew that studying psychology would be fulfilling and rewarding. Psychology is a fascinating field that explores the complexities of the human mind. I decided to major in psychology primarily because of how much of an impact it could have on people's lives. The need for mental health professionals has grown as the field of psychology has expanded quickly in recent years. I knew that by choosing psychology, I would be entering a field where I could truly make a difference in people's lives as more and more people seek help for mental health issues. In addition, I was drawn to psychology's interdisciplinary nature. Biology, philosophy, sociology, and anthropology are just a few of the disciplines that psychology draws inspiration from. I was drawn to this multidisciplinary approach because it would expose me to a wide variety of viewpoints and concepts. I think my varied education will help me become a more well-rounded and successful practitioner. Furthermore, psychology is a field that is always changing. There is constantly something new to learn because new research and discoveries are being made. I am thrilled to be a part of a field that is constantly pushing boundaries and exploring new ideas. I find this sense of intellectual curiosity and constant growth to be very appealing. While I am enthusiastic about the numerous opportunities that a psychology degree can provide, I am also aware that the field can be difficult. It can be an emotionally draining job that calls for a lot of empathy, compassion, and fortitude. However, I am confident that any difficulties I face will be more than offset by the benefits of helping others and changing people's lives. In conclusion, my desire to assist people and have a positive impact on the world was the driving force behind my decision to major in psychology. I am excited about the potential this field has to offer, both in terms of the difference I can make in people's lives and the opportunity for intellectual growth and curiosity. Even though I am aware that the path ahead won't always be straightforward, I am excited to set out on this journey and see where it leads.