My Future

















In the future, I want to become a doctor. I am thinking about the Indiana University School of medicine. 
I always want to help people, and my interest in their health is the best way to help them. Once I am done with college I am going to my home country and build my know hospital and take care of people who can't afford the cost of health care.  




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