1. What caused you to become interested in plastic surgery?
2. What are your career plans and goals?
3. What do you hope to contribute to the field of plastic surgery during your career?
4. Think about a teacher or colleague who you admire a great deal. What about you is most like this person? Least like this person?
All 4 have to fit on one page. This is not a massive paper. I need to just sit down and do it.
I have been sitting on this for WEEKS.
It's terrible.
And it's important. I don't know why I can't make myself do it.
I wonder what would happen if I turned in:
1: my dad
2: not sure yet
3: i have no delusions of contributing much- i just want to be a community plastic surgeon, maybe work with my dad... not invent the next face transplant. Work is a means to an end... not an end in itself.
4:uggggghhhhhhh
All I've gotten down is one little paragraph for 1. Again it's a badly worded question. I'm sure what they want to know is "why do you want to be a plastic surgeon". But that's not what they asked.
instead... i check my email. listen to music. check estrip. read some message boards. work on my tan. do laundry. clean my bathtub (!!).
...these comments are hilarious - thanks again to the estrip for a good laugh!!!
Just put "(e:Ajay)" down for #4. They'll understand...
If you think your dad inspired you to be interested in plastic surgery, then you should say that... with explanation. I reckon honesty is best, isn't it?
Along the lines of Liberated you could say that you have been inspired by the Show Nip Tuck and that you want to learn how to do Plastic surgury on your self so you can always look the same age, that would really freak them out a bit.
for 1) I would write about how The Swan has influenced your desire to transform ugly ducklings into beautiful birds.
Cheer up please!
Need ghostwriting help? We can have a site wide essay contest. Thinking what you have there isn't a bad start. Truth is always a good place to start and it can be prettied up a little to appease the judges of your essay. Expand a little on Dad in Number one and use Number Two to talk about what you'd like to do and what makes it work for you and that can get tailored into an answer in no time.
Used to write for an academic book publisher, slinging it is easy if you can hit the right angle. Relax, you're on the right track